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Definitions and Coverage. The Acceptable Use and Responsibility Policy for Electronic Communications ("Archdiocesan AUP") applies to all archdiocesan users of technology, whether adults, children, or youth, and whether they are students, parents, paid staff or volunteers, clergy, or members of religious orders in the archdiocese or at any Location. All users are expected to adhere to the morals and values of the Catholic Church, to respect others, to consider the potential audience and their expectations, and to follow the Archdiocesan AUP and the other policies, standards, and procedures of the archdiocese. Electronic information and communications require particular safeguards and impose unique responsibilities on all users. The Archdiocesan AUP covers: • Using devices appropriately from a social and moral perspective • Maintaining data confidentiality • Protecting proprietary, confidential, and privileged data, and personally identifiable information • Maintaining the integrity of security controls and passwords • Immediately reporting any suspicious conduct or actual violations • Other activities implicated in the use of electronic devices The archdiocese prohibits the improper use or alteration of data and/or information technology. Systems of information security are required to protect proprietary data. All users must adhere to the Archdiocesan AUP. All materials and information created and used, in any medium, in the course of activities for or on behalf of the archdiocese or an archdiocesan school, a parish, the seminary, a cemetery or mortuary, the Archdiocesan Catholic Center, or another archdiocesan department or operating unit ("Location") are assets of the archdiocese and/or the Location, as appropriate. The complete Archdiocesan AUP text is comprised of this section page and all topic pages under this section. As excerpted from the Los Angeles Archdiocesan Handbook, available in its entirety at xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xx-xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/chapter-10/section-10-3 .