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Certification service based on X.509 certificates for users and servers with associated documentation. X.509 certificates are also used for signing and encrypting e-mails, among other things. |
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Use this procedure to report malicious messages and spam to the SCC. An email clearly identified as a malicious message can be moved to the Spam_KIT folder in your mailbox by participants in the malicious email and spam reporting process. KIT students and staff can participate in the reporting process. |
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Automatic checking of e-mails for their spam score. |
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Anti-Virus Protection for mail servers at KIT |
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Handling of security incidents by KIT's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT). |
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The WSUS service downloads updates from Microsoft servers and makes them available in the KIT's internal network. |
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This IT service offers KIT employees centrally managed and daily updated virus protection for notebooks, desktop PCs, and servers. |
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Protection against unauthorized access to network segments inside the KIT (firewall). |
The KIT-CERT is KIT's computer emergency response team. It is available to all KIT students and employees in the event of IT security incidents and can be reached via the contact details published on the CERT homepage.
CERT homepage
SCC operates the IT security services listed below. For secure working at KIT, please follow the recommendations in the collection of general information with practical tips on IT security and secure working in the home office, security guidance and guidelines for services, among others.
General Information
The SCC offers centrally managed virus protection for end devices. Mail traffic is also checked for viruses. KIT employees can sign and encrypt their e-mails by means of a digital certificate.
Apply for and set up digital certificates