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University Data Storage Services & Description | Where can I access the service and can I share data from this location? | What is my storage quota? | What kind of University data can I store here from a data security perspective? | What are my data recovery options and is the data backed up? | What are some common file types that I can store here? | What are some important recommendations & considerations? |
Google Gmail/ Drive/Photos Google Workspace Education Plus is available for all students, University employees, University Associates. | Access On-campus & Off Campus | Students - 20 GB Faculty/Staff - 20 GB Associates - 20 GB Visitors - 5 GB Student Association Groups - 5 GB | Category II - Private Data Examples: ●FERPA-protected data ● Gramm-Leach Bliley data ● Final course grades, exam questions or answers ● HR employment data ● Law enforcement investigation data, judicial proceedings data includes student disciplinary or judicial action information ● Public Safety information ● IT infrastructure data ● Collective bargaining negotiation data, contract negotiation data ● Trade secret data ● Protected data related to research ● University intellectual property ● University proprietary data ● Data protected by external non-disclosure agreements ● Inter- or intra-agency data which are not: statistical or factual tabulations; instructions to staff that affect the public; final agency policy or determination ● External audit data ● University person number ● Licensed software ● Certain nonpublic Intellectual Property | Backups are kept by Information Technology Services (ITS) for 30 days. If a user deletes data from their account it goes to their trash and they can recover it for 30 days. After 30 days, or if a user deletes data from their trash (empty trash), ITS can recover the data up to 25 days. If a user’s Google account is deleted from the fredonia.edu domain, ITS can recover the account and the user’s data up to 20 days. |
NOTE: This is the best solution for collaboration and sharing of data however, it is automatically deleted with the users account is deleted. |
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Google Shared Drive Google Shared Drive is the authorized cloud storage service for the University. Shared Drives is a shared space where teams can easily store, search, and access their files anywhere, from any device. Unlike files in My Drive, files in a Shared Drive belong to the team instead of an individual. Even if members leave, the files stay exactly where they are so your team can continue to share information and get work done. It can be used to save Category I - Public or Cat II - Private data only. Saving Category III - Restricted data is strictly prohibited. While Google makes sharing files and folders very easy with Drive, employees need to be careful to never share Cat II - Private data to unauthorized individuals or organizations (e.g. FERPA violation). | Anywhere | TBD | Category II - Private Data Examples: ●FERPA-protected data ● Gramm-Leach Bliley data ● Final course grades, exam questions or answers ● HR employment data ● Law enforcement investigation data, judicial proceedings data includes student disciplinary or judicial action information ● Public Safety information ● IT infrastructure data ● Collective bargaining negotiation data, contract negotiation data ● Trade secret data ● Protected data related to research ● University intellectual property ● University proprietary data ● Data protected by external non-disclosure agreements ● Inter- or intra-agency data which are not: statistical or factual tabulations; instructions to staff that affect the public; final agency policy or determination ● External audit data ● University person number ● Licensed software ● Certain nonpublic Intellectual Property | Backups are kept by Information Technology Services (ITS) for 30 days. |
NOTE: This is the best solution for collaboration and sharing of data that needs to be maintained for future University business such as committees, accreditation, or regulatory compliance. This data ownership can be transferred to other users and is not deleted when individual user accounts are deleted. |
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Microsoft OneDrive Microsoft OneDrive is Microsoft’s cloud storage service part of the Office365 suite available to all faculty, staff, and students. On University-owned desktops and laptops, OneDrive functions as if it were a local drive for ease of use. | Anywhere | 1 TB NOTE: If campus users need additional storage space above and beyond the 1TB quota, ITS can increase individual quotas up to 5 TB if users can demonstrate a valid business need for the additional storage. | Category II - Private Data Examples: ● FERPA-protected data ● Gramm-Leach Bliley data ● Final course grades, exam questions or answers ● HR employment data ● Law enforcement investigation data, judicial proceedings data includes student disciplinary or judicial action information ● Public Safety information ● IT infrastructure data ● Collective bargaining negotiation data, contract negotiation data ● Trade secret data ● Protected data related to research ● University intellectual property ● University proprietary data ● Data protected by external non-disclosure agreements ● Inter- or intra-agency data which are not: statistical or factual tabulations; instructions to staff that affect the public; final agency policy or determination ● External audit data ● University person number ● Licensed software ● Certain nonpublic Intellectual Property | Backups are kept by Information Technology Services (ITS) for 30 days. |
NOTE: This is the best solution to archive videos/photos/office documents that may need to be shared with other users (e.g. Archive performances or portfolio etc.) |
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U: Drive U: Drives are dedicated network storage service for all employees, students, and some campus community members, which is automatically backed up twice a day, is encrypted and is available from University-owned computers anywhere on campus. If your computer crashes, your important files will still be accessible and secure on the University’s servers located in the data centers. | On-Campus Only (VPN connection required for off campus access) | Students - 5GB Faculty/Staff - 50GB NOTE: these can be expanded with a valid business reason up to 750 GB by emailing tracker@fredonia.edu | Category III - Restricted Data Examples:
● Driver license number ● State-issued non-driver ID number ● Bank/financial account number ● Credit/debit card number (CCN) ● Protected Health Information ● Passport number ● University I.T. authentication credentials ● Documents protected by attorney-client privilege | Backups are kept by Information Technology Services (ITS) for 30 days. |
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M: Drive M: Drives is a dedicated network storage service that is automatically backed up twice a day, encrypted, and is available from computers anywhere on campus. Create and access control to Fred shares need to be requested via Tracker.fredonia.edu and the requesting user needs to obtain approval from their Department Head (Director, Dean, Chair) before they are issued the new Fredshare. | On-Campus Only (VPN connection required for off campus access) | As needed by the department. NOTE: these can be expanded with a valid business reason up to 750 GB by emailing tracker@fredonia.edu | Category III - Restricted Data Data Examples:
● Driver license number ● State-issued non-driver ID number ● Bank/financial account number ● Credit/debit card number (CCN) ● Protected Health Information ● Passport number ● University I.T. authentication credentials ● Documents protected by attorney-client privilege | Backups are kept by Information Technology Services (ITS) for 30 days. NOTE: Category III Data is backed up for 6 months if the share has been designated as such by the requester.) |
NOTE: This is the best solution for Category III - Restricted data sharing between departments. |
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Personal Cloud Storage Employees can use web-accessible versions of personal cloud storage services (e.g. Box, iCloud, personal Google Drive, etc.) to save Category I - Public data only. Saving Category II - Private or Category III - Restricted data is strictly prohibited. NOTE: Employees can use the local Dropbox syncing application on University computers to store CAT I - Public data only. | N/A | N/A | Category I - Public Data Examples: ● University financial data or business records available to the public ● Approved meeting minutes ● Administrative process data ● Data about decisions that affect the public ● Other university public data ● General access data, such as that on unauthenticated portions of the institution’s website | N/A |
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Panopto Panopto is Fredonia’s video management solution. Panopto provides the ability for users to live stream videos, record videos, and to share them with specific audiences. | Anywhere | Fredonia has a sitewide storage limit of 11,200 hours stored. | Category II - Private Data Examples: ●FERPA-protected data ● Gramm-Leach Bliley data ● Final course grades, exam questions or answers ● HR employment data ● Law enforcement investigation data, judicial proceedings data includes student disciplinary or judicial action information ● Public Safety information ● IT infrastructure data ● Collective bargaining negotiation data, contract negotiation data ● Trade secret data ● Protected data related to research ● University intellectual property ● University proprietary data ● Data protected by external non-disclosure agreements ● Inter- or intra-agency data which are not: statistical or factual tabulations; instructions to staff that affect the public; final agency policy or determination ● External audit data ● University person number ● Licensed software ● Certain nonpublic Intellectual Property | N/A |
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Personal External Hard Drive or USB (Thumb) Drives Employees can use personal external hard drives or USB thumb drives to save Category I - Public data only. Saving Category II - Private or Category III - Restricted data is strictly prohibited. | N/A | N/A | Category I - Public Data Examples: ● University financial data or business records available to the public ● Approved meeting minutes ● Administrative process data ● Data about decisions that affect the public ● Other university public data ● General access data, such as that on unauthenticated portions of the institution’s website | N/A |
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