Private IP Addresses for Office Systems

Title	Private IP Addresses for Office Systems
Link	DRAFT: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nZsN6cKY8oMw9xplmHCLRo4nVQTcyhk7aIV2-8HvrAo/edit
Summary	Use private IP addresses to reduce the attack surface for UW-IT office systems.
Authority	Recommended by the University of Washington (what does this mean?)
Approved By	Brad Greer, CTO Jim Phelps, Director of Enterprise Architecture and Strategy 2/28/2018
Date reviewed	3/1/2018
Source	Chief Technology Officer
Status	Current
Rationale	In recent years, unsolicited and malicious traffic into the UW network has increased substantially. Most attacks are those related to remote desktop applications used to connect to on-campus computers from remote locations. The aim of this policy is to reduce the attack surface for UW-IT office systems, simplify office equipment configurations, and help identify all systems that need to be directly accessed from outside the University.
Notes	If you would like to request an exception to have a public IP address on an office subnet, please write help@uw.edu and mention “UW-IT public office IP request”.