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Cornell IT Resource Registry

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The Cornell IT Resource Registry has its roots in the tenets of Service Management, a strategic approach to design, deliver, manage, and improve services, as well as support the individuals who manage them. These industry best practices enable IT staff to reduce cybersecurity risk, and to meet their support goals while using resources, processes, and tools optimally.

About the Resource Registry

As common as possible...

Cornell has over two thousand web applications in use across the Ithaca campus. The Cornell IT Resource Registry will inventory ownership, purpose, mission criticality, data sensitivity, location, and security controls for these applications. This will allow the university to respond nimbly and effectively to security issues, as well as comply with state and federal laws and cyberinsurance policies.

Who Can Use the Resource Registry?

In February 2026, CIT support staff adopted the Resource Registry. The project team is currently evaluating the rollout of the Registry to this unit, confirming that the unit's needs are met by this application, as well as addressing some of the concerns found during the project's discovery process.

...as different as necessary.

The Registry will gradually roll out university-wide. In order to meet the needs of diverse IT support groups, organizations will be invited to participate as Custom Development reviews data needs and ensures that the Resource Registry can support them.

 

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