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Security Guidelines
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Within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse, there are many types of settings. For this reason, considerable loss prevention and security information and material pertinent to our locations has been developed. In essence, this information should further assist each location by helping to:
Manage the risk of accidental loss from unforeseen events by developing loss prevention/security programs and policies for involving various risks with particular attention to property and liability issues.
- Provide the expertise, support, and assistance to parishes, schools, and other Diocesan locations in developing more effective strategies and techniques for handling their loss prevention/security concerns.
- Continually review and analyze activities to determine the level of risk and liability, advise management of potential sources of loss, and recommend how to best minimize or eliminate every loss.
- Create and maintain a safe, healthy environment for all students, visitors, and employees of the Diocese.
- Protect the assets of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse from a catastrophic loss.
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- Security Policy - Controlled Entry, Access to Facilities & Emergency Response Guidelines
- Church Security - Usher/Staff Training Recommendations
- Automobile Security
- Business Security
- Emergency Procedures
- Emergency Evacuation Safety Survey
- Establishing a "Key Control" Policy Will Enhance Secuirty
- Front Desk Security Guide
- Perpetual Adoration Creates Exposure to Loss
- Residential Security
- School Security Safety Inspection Checklist
- School Safety - Lockdown Procedures
- School Violence Prevention and Preparedness
- School Vandalism
- Emergency Action Plan
- Security - General Overview and Procedures
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Cyber Secuirty ConcernsPlease contact Justin Bartlett, Director of IT at 315-422-9063, immediately.
Be prepared to give a detailed description of the break to your network system.
You may also contact Brian McAuliffe, Director of Risk Management at 315-470-1494.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Bulletin from the Office of Information Systems regarding hackers who solicit wire transfers and payments via email. Please read and be aware of fake emails that may be sent to parishes looking to defraud them, posing as legitimate requests.
Anti-Phishing Bulletin from Diocesan Office of Information Systems
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