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Below are the publicly available distribution lists maintained by Texas A&M System Cybersecurity. To subscribe to any of the lists,
click the Subscribe to ... link which will open an empty email with a pre-populated To line. Simply send the email as-is.
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| Name | Description | Subscribe Link |
|---|---|---|
| TAMUS Axonius Notifications | Communicate updates and impacts regarding the Axonius service to Axonius core administrators. | Subscribe to TAMUS Axonius Notifications |
| TAMUS Cyber Product & Service Offerings | Communicate notices affecting delivery of any TAMUS Cyber products or services or announcing upcoming feature releases. | Subscribe to TAMUS Cyber Product & Service Offerings |
| TAMUS Duo Security Notifications | Communicate updates and impacts regarding the Duo Security service to Duo account owners and administrators. | Subscribe to TAMUS Duo Security Notifications |
| TAMUS InCommon Certificate Service Notifications | Communicate updates and impacts regarding the InCommon Certificate service to InCommon site administrators. | Subscribe to TAMUS InCommon Certificate Service Notifications |
| TAMUS InCommon Federation Notifications | Communicate updates and impacts regarding the InCommon Federation service to InCommon site administrators. | Subscribe to TAMUS InCommon Federation Notifications |
Communities of Practice
Below are communities of practice (CoP) mailing lists maintained by Texas A&M System Cybersecurity. To subscribe to any of the lists, click
the Subscribe link.
To email the CoP's mailing list, click the Send Email link or save the email address in your local address book and send from there.
Communities of practice are open to all members of the Texas A&M University System IT and Information Security community. The lists are lightly moderated and governed by the Rules of Behavior.
| Name | Description | Subscribe | Send Mail |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI Security | Explore the safe deployment and governance of emerging artificial intelligence technologies, focusing on managing the operational risks of autonomous agentic systems and defending AI models against threats like prompt injection and data poisoning. | Coming Soon | Send Email |
| Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) | Focus on the foundational administrative controls of cybersecurity by aligning institutional security policies with state and NIST standards, navigating complex data privacy regulations, and implementing effective information protection frameworks across the asset lifecycle. | Coming Soon | Send Email |
| Identity Security | Focus on managing and securing the end-to-end identity lifecycle, from modern IAM workflows and single sign-on (SSO) federation to strict privileged account vaulting, automated entitlements governance, and audit compliance. | Coming Soon | Send Email |
| Research Security | Share strategies for scoping research environments, interpreting DFARS/CMMC requirements, and establishing compliant technical controls to safeguard Controlled Unclassified Information without stifling academic collaboration. | Coming Soon | Send Email |
| Security Engineering | Cover technical design, system defense, and operational resilience across diverse environments—including cloud, IT/OT systems, applications, and core infrastructure—by leveraging automation, standardized configuration baselines, and defense-in-depth principles. | Coming Soon | Send Email |
| Security Operations | Examine the tactical workflows required to identify, prioritize, and remediate technical exposures, with a focus on risk-based patching strategies and cross-departmental remediation SLAs. | Coming Soon | Send Email |