Post by Logan on Jul 5, 2016 22:23:50 GMT -6
MUNCIE — Three arrests, in the space of 75 days, of Ball State University employees accused of accessing child pornography on campus computers have raised some eyebrows.
“I’m surprised by it,” Delaware County Prosecutor Jeffrey Arnold said on Tuesday. “In a professional community, even though it’s that large.”
The arrests would also appear to indicate BSU officials have put in place an effective information technology system for monitoring misuse of campus computers.
“IT security is consistently evolving and we are always looking at best practices to improve processes,” BSU spokesman Joan Todd said. “As a result, the university has in place strong security measures to protect the integrity of our technology.”
Read more: www.thestarpress.com/story/news/crime/2016/07/05/prosecutor-surprised-bsu-porn-arrests/86591738/
“I’m surprised by it,” Delaware County Prosecutor Jeffrey Arnold said on Tuesday. “In a professional community, even though it’s that large.”
The arrests would also appear to indicate BSU officials have put in place an effective information technology system for monitoring misuse of campus computers.
“IT security is consistently evolving and we are always looking at best practices to improve processes,” BSU spokesman Joan Todd said. “As a result, the university has in place strong security measures to protect the integrity of our technology.”
Read more: www.thestarpress.com/story/news/crime/2016/07/05/prosecutor-surprised-bsu-porn-arrests/86591738/