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Data center
A University-owned or operated facility with the primary purpose of processing, storage, and communication of large volumes of information needed for University or campus operations.
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Data custodian
Any party charged with managing a data collection for a data trustee.
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Data steward
A party or entity possessing delegated authority to act on a data trustee's behalf.
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Data trustee
An individual appointed to have primary authority and decision responsibility over a particular collection of university data. CU System data trustees and/or campus data trustees are identified on this page.
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Data user
Any person or party that utilizes university data to perform his or her job responsibilities.
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Deficiency
A control that is not operating as designed, a control that is no longer addressing the risk, or the lack of control due to a new risk that has not yet been addressed. -
Disaster preparedness
The plans and processes that allow the University to restore utilities and services (e.g., IT services) in the event of a disaster in an orderly and timely manner. Disaster preparedness is a component of business continuity that uses advanced preparation and planning to minimize the duration and impact of utility/service interruptions.
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Donor-cultivation official function
An official function, centered around past or future donors, that may or may not involve a donation solicitation but that does not meet the definition of a fundraising event.