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Department of IT Security

Welcome to IT security!

Due to ongoing digitalisation, FH Aachen uses information technology (IT) in almost all processes and services. As the degree of dependency increases, the demands on the reliability of IT processes rise significantly. Information security is becoming increasingly important.

The university management is therefore supported and advised by an IT security officer in fulfilling its responsibility for reliable, functional and proper IT operations.

In organisational terms, the IT Security Department is a Department assigned to the Rectorate.

FH Aachen develops its information security concept on the basis of the information security guideline. The information security concept, which is subject to continuous improvement, in turn feeds the FH Aachen information security process.

Management

Dipl.-Ing.
Volker Krüger

Eupener Straße 70
Room B129
52066 Aachen

Report security incidents!

In the event of an IT security incident where there is an initial suspicion that a criminal offence has been committed, the IT Security Officer or the Legal Advisor's Office must be consulted immediately!

For all other cases, please use the DVZ ticket system.

Alternatively, you can use the e-mail addresses
it-sibe(at)fh-aachen.de or
it-sicherheit(at)fh-aachen.de.

Your report should contain the following minimum information for targeted processing:

  • Contact details
  • Date and time of occurrence and/or detection of the IT security incident

The following questions will help you to describe the security incident:

  • What happened?
  • Which service / system is affected?
  • What was the cause of the IT security incident?
  • What anomalies/damage was detected?
  • Have vulnerabilities been identified?
  • Are negative effects on business processes to be expected?

Substitution

Dipl.-Ing.
Wolfgang Braun

Eupener Straße 70
Room B206
52066 Aachen

Messages via ticket system

Your report should contain the following minimum information for targeted processing:

  • Contact details
  • Date and time of occurrence and/or detection of the IT security incident

The following questions will help you to describe the security incident:

  • What happened?
  • Which service / system is affected?
  • What was the cause of the IT security incident?
  • What anomalies/damage was detected?
  • Have vulnerabilities been identified?
  • Are negative effects on business processes to be expected?

How safe are you?

Information security concerns us all! Train your information security skills.

The Information Security Department provides members of FH Aachen with a selection of e-learning courses on IT security.

As a rule, the course content is modular and can be completed independently of each other. The resulting flexibility and the simple and clear presentation of the content is suitable for all groups of employees as an introduction to information security.
The learning success can be checked independently by the learner.

On this page you will find the offer