What is a Unit Information Security Lead?
→ The Unit Information Security Lead (UISL) is a term for the Workforce Member(s) assigned responsibility for tactical execution of information security activities in a School or Unit.
On this site Bruins can:
→ Learn more about the Unit Information Security Lead (UISL) role.
→ Find out who your UISL, IT Strategic Partner (ITSP), and Unit Head are.
→ Explore policies and standards to learn how cybersecurity works across the UCLA campus and systemwide.
Empower the Bruin community
- Grow a security culture by socializing policies and services.
- Gather feedback from across campus.
Collaborate and Communicate
- Promote collaboration and enhance communication to support Units in their security needs.
- Empower the UISL community to serve as advocates for their Units.
Support cyber maturity goals
- Create a security-first approach that fits each Unit's needs and resources to create a more secure UCLA.
Build accountability
- Outline and define the roles and responsibilities of UISLs as they interact with Units.
- Identify opportunities for improvement in security practices on a regular basis.
This is the intro before the people directory
Unit Head
Unit Head, UCLA Dean and Vice Provost of Graduate Education
Unit Head, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Personnel
Unit Head, Interim Dean of the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs
Vice Chancellor, CHR and Chief People Officer
Associate Vice Chancellor for Campus and Community Safety
Unit Head, Dean of the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering
Unit Head, Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning
Empower the Bruin community
- Grow a security culture by socializing policies and services.
- Gather feedback from across campus.
Collaborate and Communicate
- Promote collaboration and enhance communication to support Units in their security needs.
- Empower the UISL community to serve as advocates for their Units.
Support cyber maturity goals
- Create a security-first approach that fits each Unit's needs and resources to create a more secure UCLA.
Build accountability
- Outline and define the roles and responsibilities of UISLs as they interact with Units.
- Identify opportunities for improvement in security practices on a regular basis.
