Updates and Reminders
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Safe Summer Travel Read Yale’s “travel during summer break” email to access travel resources and tips for planning, dealing with emergencies, and reducing risks. |
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Laptop Loaner Service Contact Yale’s IT Department to request a loaner laptop if you will be traveling overseas, especially to destinations where data theft is a concern. Review these ten tips for secure travel from Yale Information Security. Updated:
12-17-21
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Register your Travel Before you depart, register your travel plans with Yale. If we know where you’ll be when going abroad, we can reach you in the event of a serious emergency. Updated:
2-23-22
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International Travel & Data Hygiene All Yale community members traveling with university devices are reminded to practice good data hygiene when leaving the U.S. Using a clean loaner laptop is a best practice. If that is not possible, remove all sensitive data, including research data, HIPAA- or other protected categories of data, and personal information from your laptop and other electronic devices before you leave the U.S. Please review Yale’s export control guidance related to travel with electronic devices and ITS travel security guidelines for details and resources. Individuals departing Yale are reminded that research and other data generated within or on behalf of Yale belongs to Yale and must remain behind. Updated:
08-13-2020
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Travel Resources at Yale Please visit Yale University’s Travel Resources page for updated information about university travel policy during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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Yale Policy on International Research, Programs and Activities Policy 7000, International Research, Programs and Activities, was released on January 21, 2020. It applies to all Yale-affiliated individuals (including faculty, post-doctoral appointees, visiting faculty, staff, trainees, and students) who engage in certain kinds of research, programs, or activities occurring outside the United States. Updated:
02-14-2020
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ITS Secure Travel Tips Before you travel, review ITS’ Secure Traveling cybersecurity guidance. |