RESPONSIBLE USE POLICY. UNCW Information Security Awareness Program RESPONSIBLE USE OF EDPE PURPOSE.

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RESPONSIBLE USE POLICY

UNCW Information Security Awareness Program RESPONSIBLE USE OF EDPE PURPOSE PURPOSE Outlines the responsible and appropriate use of the university’s electronic computing and communication resources and services Ensure optimum security and integrity of systems and data.. Ensure the protection of personal identity of faculty, staff and students. Ensure that resources of the university are not utilized to cause harm to any entity or individual. Ensure 100% legality in every aspect of the use of electronic resources at the university. Outlines the responsible and appropriate use of the university’s electronic computing and communication resources and services Ensure optimum security and integrity of systems and data.. Ensure the protection of personal identity of faculty, staff and students. Ensure that resources of the university are not utilized to cause harm to any entity or individual. Ensure 100% legality in every aspect of the use of electronic resources at the university.

UNCW Information Security Awareness Program RESPONSIBLE USE OF EDPE KEY POINTS KEY POINTS The University of North Carolina at Wilmington regards as an official method of communication with student, staff and faculty. Accepting any account and/or using university EDPE constitutes agreement on behalf of the user or other individual accessing such information systems to abide and be bound by the provisions Actions that violate the Responsible use Policy (RUP) can result in immediate disabling, suspension, and/or revocation of the account owner's privileges Unauthorized or illegitimate use of EDPE including computer accounts, resources or facilities may subject violators to disciplinary, criminal and/or legal action by the university and/or the State of NC. The University of North Carolina at Wilmington regards as an official method of communication with student, staff and faculty. Accepting any account and/or using university EDPE constitutes agreement on behalf of the user or other individual accessing such information systems to abide and be bound by the provisions Actions that violate the Responsible use Policy (RUP) can result in immediate disabling, suspension, and/or revocation of the account owner's privileges Unauthorized or illegitimate use of EDPE including computer accounts, resources or facilities may subject violators to disciplinary, criminal and/or legal action by the university and/or the State of NC.

UNCW Information Security Awareness Program RESPONSIBLE USE OF EDPE A. Harassment, Threats, stalking an similar threats B. Interfering with the Rights of Others and Abuse C. Downloading, or posting to university computers, D. Illegal P2P or Peer-to-Peer file sharing. E. Using university intellectual property (i.e. logos, word marks, or other symbols of the university) F. Creating pages which contain direct links to pages that violate this policy H. Abusing, Damaging, or destroying Electronic Resources, Viruses and Hoaxes I. Accessing or attempting to access, use, or modify resources or data (User Accounts and Authorized Access; Security; Confidentiality and Privacy) J. Engaging in activities that are illegal A. Harassment, Threats, stalking an similar threats B. Interfering with the Rights of Others and Abuse C. Downloading, or posting to university computers, D. Illegal P2P or Peer-to-Peer file sharing. E. Using university intellectual property (i.e. logos, word marks, or other symbols of the university) F. Creating pages which contain direct links to pages that violate this policy H. Abusing, Damaging, or destroying Electronic Resources, Viruses and Hoaxes I. Accessing or attempting to access, use, or modify resources or data (User Accounts and Authorized Access; Security; Confidentiality and Privacy) J. Engaging in activities that are illegal

UNCW Information Security Awareness Program RESPONSIBLE USE OF EDPE 1. ITS User Accounts and Authorized Access 2. ITS Security 3. ITS Confidentially 4. ITS Privacy 5. ITS Incidental Personal Use 6. ITS Interfering with the Rights and Activities of Others 7. ITS Harassment, Threats, Stalking, and Similar Activities 8. ITS Abusing, Damaging, or Destroying Electronic Resources 9. ITS Abuse 10. ITS Viruses and Hoaxes 1. ITS User Accounts and Authorized Access 2. ITS Security 3. ITS Confidentially 4. ITS Privacy 5. ITS Incidental Personal Use 6. ITS Interfering with the Rights and Activities of Others 7. ITS Harassment, Threats, Stalking, and Similar Activities 8. ITS Abusing, Damaging, or Destroying Electronic Resources 9. ITS Abuse 10. ITS Viruses and Hoaxes

COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT

UNCW Information Security Awareness Program COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT Digital Millennium Copyrights Act (DMCA) Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) UNCW DMCA References: Illegal P2P Downloading – Morpheus; Kazaa Legal alternative: Illegal P2P Downloading – Morpheus; Kazaa Legal alternative:

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