Tools & Training
Compliance Highlight: Restricted Party Screening (RPS) Using Visual Compliance
Conducting RPS can reduce noncompliance with export controls and improper foreign government influence.
- When should I conduct RPS? View the RPS training and see our export control Standard Operating Procedures below.
- How do I conduct RPS? Visual Compliance is a system that can be used to conduct RPS.
- All UC employees can obtain free access to Visual Compliance by using their UCSF email address to create a user account at: https://www.visualcompliance.com/register.html.
- More information about using Visual Compliance can be found in the RPS Quick Guide below and at this UCOP website.
- UCSF is transitioning to a new Visual Compliance user interface in December 2021, but the functionality will not change. The RPS Quick Guide will familiarize users with the new layout.
Infographics
- Restricted Party Screening (RPS) Quick Guide for Visual Compliance
- Export Controls and Warning Signs
- International Shipping Checklist
- International Travel with Laptops/Mobile Devices
Training Videos on Export Control
The University of California developed a series of training videos on important topics related to export control. Please click on the links below to start each video.
- Introduction to Export Controls
- Restricted Party Screening
- Traveling Abroad
- International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)
- Biological Agents
- Office of Foreign Assets Control
University of California developed Research Security Video Series (on YouTube):