Acceptable Use Policy: System Forensics Investigation And Response

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Acceptable Use Policy Matthew Myott System Forensics Investigation and Response Professor Othman Scope This policy applies to anyone who uses the College’s information technology (IT) resources. Prohibited Use of Information Technology Resources Intentionally and without authorization, access, modify, damage, destroy, copy, disclose, print, or take possession of all or part of any computer, computer system, network, software, data file, program, database, or any other College IT resource. Load any third-party software on computer systems in the computer labs, unless authorized by a member of the lab staff, a faculty member, or an Information Technology staff representative Provide unauthorized external access to College developed or commercially obtained IT resources Use any College IT…show more content…
This includes messages containing vulgar, obscene, or sexually explicit language; threatening or offensive content; sexual, or other harassment; and discriminatory communication of any kind. Under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, tampering with e-mail, interfering with the delivery of e-mail, and using e-mail for criminal purposes may be felony offenses, requiring the disclosure of messages to law enforcement or other third parties without notification. Employee Use Unauthorized or excessive personal use. Any personal use should not interfere with or impair an employee's job performance. Infringing upon the intellectual property rights of others or violating copyright laws. Advancing personal profit. Allowing another person to use the college network under his or her login. References 2013. Developing a School Acceptable Use Policy . Accessed November 29, 2014. http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/letsnet/noframes/teachers/art/b9u1l4.html. John R. Vacca, K Rudolph. 2011. System Forensics, Investigation, and Response. Burlington: Jones & Bartlett Learning

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