Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and Acceptable Use Policy Security of information, and the tools that create, store and distribute that information are vital to the long-term health of our organization. It is for this reason we have established our BYOD and Acceptable Use Policy.
BYOD Policy Version: 1.1 Page 4 of 18 Classification: Public Definitions and Abbreviations: Agency: Government and / or Semi Government organization and / or Critical Sector Organization and / or organizations that are adopting this policy. BYOD: Bring your own device
Having a clear BYOD policy 11. It is important that users connecting their own devices to your IT systems clearly understand their responsibilities. 12. Do not forget that an important component of any policy is audit and on-going monitoring of compliance. Regular checks will ensure that the policy is being adhered to. Top tips:
There are additional security concerns for organizations that permit the use of client devices outside the organization’s control, referred to in this publication as third-party-controlled technologies. These include contractor, business partner, and vendor-controlled devices, as well as personally owned (bring your own device, BYOD
higher headquarters to the policy propo- ... or imminent threat of violation of security policies, security procedures, or acceptable use policies. Treat evidence or suspicion of an incident, intrusion, or criminal activity with care, and maintain the IS without change, pending coordination ... (local management device/key processor
into a ‘personal/family’ O365 account on your device, this can be problematic when using your device at school. Cloud Storage (OneDrive) 1TB cloud storage is available through your Student O365 Account. For all school-related work students are to …