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Overview: Each data set published to Power BI will be labled with a Protection Level based on the following Guidelines.   Data Set Documentation can be found here: Google Drive


Classification Levels

P1: Public - information for public distribution. 

Risk from exposure: None

Access: Not restricted

Examples:

            All public data

            Student directory data


P2: Internal - Unauthorized release of this data may have a limited effect on UCSB’s operations, assets or individuals.

Risk from exposure: Low

Access: Restricted to UCSB faculty, staff and students. User ID and password required.

Examples:

            University financial information

            Any university data not otherwise categorized


P3: Sensitive - Unauthorized release of this data may have a negative effect on UCSB’s operations, assets or individuals.

Risk from exposure: Medium

Access: Restricted to people with a business need to know. MFA required.

Examples:

            Human Resource data

            Student Educational data (FERPA)

            Student Financial Aid data

            Protected Research data

            University Intellectual Property

            University Contracts

            Donor/Alumni data


P4: Restricted - Unauthorized release of this data may have a serious effect on UCSB individuals.

Risk from exposure: Moderate

Access: Restricted to people entitled to know. MFA required.

Examples:

Student Ethnicity

            Student sexual orientation data

Student eligibility/awarding of certain financial aid (PELL grants, CAL grants, etc.)

Student Health data


Prohibited– Unauthorized release of this data may have a severe or catastrophic effect on UCSB’s operations, assets or individuals.  

**This data is not allowed to be used in the Power BI Service.  

Risk from exposure: High

Access: Tightly controlled. MFA required.

Examples:

            Social Security Numbers

            Credit Card numbers

            Drivers License numbers

            Bank Account numbers

            Biometric data

            Credentials for university systems (accounts/passwords)


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