Essays on AUP

Policy Statement

This policy is designed to establish acceptable and appropriate use of computer and information systems, networks and other information technology resources at XYZ Credit Union. It is meant as an application of the principles of respect and reverence for every person that are the core of XYZ Credit Union Identity.

Purpose / Objective

Explain the concepts of Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) as applied to an IT infrastructure.

- Use of Information Technology Resources - Technical Restrictions - Network and Usage Transactions - E-Mail Management requirements - Network Management describes Multiple Locations and Internet Access

Scope

Use Policies have three ...

Purpose of an acceptable use policy

An acceptable use policy is a policy that a user should agree to follow so that they are allowed to use a computer resource. Many organizations require that employees and other computer resource users sign acceptable use policy before they start use the computer resources. They provide the etiquette in which computer resources will be used in the network. AUP is supposed to define what needs to be followed in the use of computers. They will define the limits that each group has, and the privacy that is to be followed. AUP is meant to protect group members from getting illegal content ...

Security Measures

In the field of information technology, the physical security of the organizational infrastructure is not enough to secure the confidential information from the unauthorized access. Therefore, the organizations are required to develop and implement a security plan along with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for using the information, communication and technology (ICT) systems. Being a security administrator of the organization, it is required to develop the security plan, including standard operating procedures for using electronic mail (email), acceptable use, physical security and incident response. Therefore, the document presents recommendations for utilizing the ICT system in a way that the confidential information can be ...

An acceptable use policy (AUP) is an essential document for several types of organizations, including businesses, educational institutions, and service providers, that lays out the rules applied when accessing the owner’s network. While AUPs are often used to describe the general employee code of conduct when engaging in discussions online, they are usually a part of information security policies, which indicate how employees may access confidential information and what consequences will be enforced in case the policies are breached. The AUP developed by Clemson University offers clear guidelines on employee conduct when engaging with the computing systems provided ...

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The Legal, Ethical, and Managerial Concerns of Employee Monitoring

With the increase in the uptake of technology to carry out various work duties many employees have been lax in executing their duties and responsibilities. Employees especially those who work with computers and the internet have been known to use about a third of company time in doing non-work related activities via the internet with majority of them logged into social sites just chatting away. The technology entrusted upon them is to help increase productivity and shorten the time it takes to do work, but some people misuse this privilege at the company’s expense (Jeffrey, 2006, p. 37). When ...