Threat Monitoring and Threat Management provide continuous surveillance and analysis of the university’s digital environment to detect, respond to, and mitigate cyberthreats. Managed by ITS Enterprise Security, these services protect the confidentiality, integrity and availability of university data, systems, and networks. The team uses advanced monitoring tools and threat intelligence to safeguard campus operations, research and online activities.
Details
Threat monitoring is delivered through real-time network and system surveillance, automated alerting, and expert analysis of suspicious activity. ITS Enterprise Security responds to incidents, investigates threats, and coordinates remediation efforts to minimize risk and impact.
- Access Points: Threat monitoring is integrated into all university networks and enterprise systems. Security incidents can be reported via the ITS Helpdesk, secureit@louisville.edu, or through anonymous reporting channels.
- Service Request Procedures: Report suspected threats, unusual activity, or security incidents using the designated online forms or by contacting the Enterprise Security Office directly.
- Support Contacts: ITS Helpdesk at 502-852-7997, secureit@louisville.edu for security incidents, or isopol@louisville.edu for privacy/breach concerns.
- Associated Documentation: Security policies, incident reporting guides, and compliance standards are available on the ITS and Security Operations websites.
Key Features
- Real-time monitoring of network traffic and system activity
- Automated detection and alerting for suspicious behavior and cyberthreats
- Threat intelligence integration for proactive defense
- Incident investigation and response coordination
- Vulnerability assessment and risk analysis
- Reporting and documentation for compliance and audit purposes
Benefits
- Early detection and rapid response to cyberthreats
- Reduced risk of data breaches and system compromise
- Enhanced protection for university research, academic, and administrative systems
- Compliance with institutional, state, and federal security requirements
- Improved situational awareness and risk management
Audience
- Faculty, Staff, and Students: Relying on secure university systems and networks
- Departmental IT Teams: Collaborating on threat detection and incident response
- System Administrators: Maintaining secure applications and infrastructure
- ITS and Security Teams: Overseeing threat monitoring and security operations