Access the Central ITSO Spirion Console

The information in this article is intended technical staff who support end-users. End-users do not need this information.

This article applies to: Spirion (formerly Identity Finder)

How do we get access to the central ITSO console?

Send a request to data-discovery@cornell.edu. Specify the AD group the TSPs who will need to access the ITSO Console.

What is the URL for the central ITSO console?

cdd.security.cornell.edu/console

Spirion (formerly Identity Finder) Articles

see all

FYI

Can I Install Spirion on a Personally-Owned Computer?

No.

Access the Central ITSO Spirion Console

The information in this article is intended technical staff who support end-users. End-users do not need this information.

Can I Tell Spirion to Skip My Time Machine Backup?

You can tell Spirion to ignore specific result locations after it has found a match, but you cannot pre-emptively tell Spirion to ignore the entire backup. Time Machine locations vary too...

Spirion Finds Data that Isn't Confidential. What Now?

In some cases, these may be false positives, such as sequences of numbers that resemble Social Security numbers, credit card account numbers, or other types of confidential data. Spirion allows...

Spirion Problem: Cannot Delete or Ignore Files Found

This can happen if the files found are outside the user's permission range, that is, they require admin credentials to access. Escalate to your local technical support. They will either handle the...

Spirion Problem: Lost or Forgotten Mac Client Password

The Spirion client application provides the ability to save settings, configuration information, and sensitive data across sessions through the use of a profile password. When a profile password...

Spirion Problem: Lost or Forgotten Windows Client Password

Get Support

Uninstall Spirion: Mac

The information in this article is intended technical staff who support end-users. It is unusual for an end-user to need this information.

What Should I Do if Spirion Finds Confidential Data on My Computer?

After a scan, review the list of potential risks. If the program has identified a file that contains work-related confidential data but which you no longer need for your work, you can “shred...

Why Do I Need to Know if There Is Confidential Data on My Computer?

Every employee of the university bears a responsibility for protecting restricted and sensitive data. Personal, financial, identification, and other confidential data, when stolen or misused, can...

Was this page helpful?

Your feedback helps improve the site.

Comments?

To share feedback about this page, log in with your NetID.
Need assistance with an IT@Cornell service? Contact the Service Desk instead.

Search Filters:

Knowledge Base Article

Quick Links and Search

How can we help?

Quick Login