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The information subject to processing by the University of Cundinamarca must be handled with the technical, human, and administrative measures necessary to provide security to the records, preventing their adulteration, loss, unauthorized or fraudulent consultation, use, or access.
The information subject to the processing of personal data must be truthful, complete, accurate, up to date, verifiable, and understandable. The processing of partial, incomplete, fractionated, or misleading data is prohibited.
To establish, implement, maintain, and continually improve the conditions and requirements by establishing guidelines, documented and systematic procedures for the planning, execution, verification, continuous improvement, and best practices of Information Security (IS), Cybersecurity, and the Comprehensive Personal Data Management Program (PIGDP), with the purpose of protecting information assets […]
The implementation of the Information Security Management System (ISMS), Cybersecurity, and the Comprehensive Personal Data Management Program (CPMDP) has institutional coverage, including Headquarters, Branch Offices, Extension Offices, the Bogotá Office, the Academic and Sports Center (CAD), and the Agro-environmental Units, encompassing all processes of the Operating Model […]
“Following the visit by the certifying body, the external audit for 2024 was concluded with a high-level result for the University of Cundinamarca. The audit's conclusion and context revealed a high-level result, highlighting the commitment of senior management to […]
The implementation of the Information Security Management System (ISMS), Cybersecurity, and the Comprehensive Personal Data Management Program (CPMDP) has institutional coverage, including Headquarters, Branch Offices, Extension Offices, the Bogotá Office, the Academic and Sports Center (CAD), and the Agro-environmental Units, encompassing all processes of the Operating Model […]
Develop a set of benchmarks and indicators that enable the actors of the National Accreditation System to advance quality assurance processes in a global, regional, and local context.
Encourage processes of good institutional governance in such a way that they allow institutions to maintain continuity, sustainability, and transparency in quality assurance during the transition between the renewal of qualified registration and high-quality accreditation.
Promote the construction and consolidation of communities under conditions comparable to high-quality international and national institutions.
Foster the culture of self-regulation, accountability, self-assessment, and continuous improvement of institutions and academic programs in order to achieve high levels of quality, supported by their internal quality assurance systems.