IT and Information Security Sample Clauses

IT and Information Security. 11.1 You must comply with all policies, rules and regulations in relation to the use of IT during the course of your programme of study. These services include the College’s ‘Information Security Policy’, which is available on the College’s Website. 11.2 Use of all IT equipment and its connection to the College’s IT network must comply with the Code of Practice for the Acceptable Use of ICT and Electronic Communications Systems by Exeter College Students, which will be provided to students post-enrolment during their IT induction and is available on the College Moodle. This prohibits the use of computing devices and the College’s network for, amongst other things, any illegal activity, the creation or transmission of offensive or obscene material and communicating extreme or radical views. The College may monitor the use (including personal use) of its network and systems (including telephone, email, voicemail, internet, other communications and internet systems) and review or restrict information transmitted using them as reasonably necessary to ensure the appropriate use of its services and to comply with legal obligations. 11.3 By connecting to the College’s IT network, you are accepting all of the associated risks. This includes when you connect with any of your own devices. The College will not be liable for any damage that is caused by your use of IT equipment and/or connection to the College network, except in the case of any foreseeable damage arising directly from the College’s negligence or failure to comply with this contract.
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IT and Information Security. 11.1 You must comply with all policies, rules and regulations in relation to the use of IT during the course of your studies. These include the University’s "Use of Computers Policy" and "Information Security Policy" which are available on the University’s website, and any IT or computer policy of the College in force from time to time (as set out on the College’s website). 11.2 With regard to the University’s Policy, use of all IT equipment and its connection to the University's IT network must comply with the "appropriate use of services" element of the Policy. The Policy prohibits the use of computing devices and the University's network for, amongst other things, any illegal activity, the creation or transmission of offensive or obscene material, and the creation or transmission of any material which infringes the IP rights of another person. The University may monitor the use (including any personal use) of its network and systems (including telephone, e-mail, voicemail, internet, other communications, and computer systems) and review or restrict information transmitted using them as reasonably necessary to ensure the appropriate use of its services and to comply with its legal obligations. 11.3 By connecting to the IT network of the College or the University, you are accepting all of the associated risks. This includes when you connect to the network with any of your own devices. Neither the College nor the University will be liable for any damage that is caused by your use of IT equipment and/or connection to the network of the College or the University, except in the case of any foreseeable damage resulting directly from negligence or a failure to comply with this contract on the part of the College or the University (as the case may be).
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IT and Information Security. 13.1 You will need the following essentials to participate in one of our Programmes. a) Access to a PC or laptop; b) Headset with microphone; c) Ability to connect to the internet via a broadband connection; and d) Microsoft Office software or equivalent, for example Open Office. 13.2 Our learning platform supports all the major modern browsers. However, for optimum performance we recommend that you use the latest version of Chrome. Our learning platform does not support versions of Internet Explorer 9 or below. 13.3 Your web browser may have active pop-up blockers to suppress unwanted advertising. Similarly, you may be behind a content-blocking device such as a firewall. It may be necessary to reconfigure or disable these. If you are accessing the learning platform from work or in a public place you may have to contact the system administrator to do this. 13.4 Computer equipment and internet access costs are not included in our Full Tuition Fees and are your responsibility. 13.5 You must comply with all regulations, policies and codes of practice in relation to the use of University and Kaplan IT facilities during the course of your studies. 13.6 Use of all IT equipment and its connection to the University’s or Xxxxxx’x IT network must comply with the relevant sections of the regulations and policies. These prohibit the use of computing devices and the University’s or Xxxxxx’x network for, amongst other things, any illegal activity, the creation or transmission of offensive or obscene material, and the creation or transmission of any material which infringes the IP rights of another person. Both the University and/or Kaplan may monitor the use (including any personal use) of their respective networks and systems (including telephone, email, voicemail, internet, other communications, and computer systems) and review or restrict information transmitted using them as reasonably necessary to ensure the appropriate use of their services and to comply with their legal obligations. 13.7 By connecting to the University’s and Xxxxxx’x IT networks, you are accepting all of the associated risks. This includes when you connect to the network with any of your own devices. Neither the University nor Kaplan will not be liable for any damage that is caused by your use of IT equipment and/or connection to their network, except in the case of any foreseeable damage resulting directly from a party’s negligence or failure to comply with this contract.
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IT and Information Security. 12.1 You must comply with all policies, rules and regulations in relation to the use of IT during the course of your studies. These include the University’s "Use of Computers Policy" and "Information Security Policy" which are available on the University’s website, and any IT or computer policy of the College in force (as set out on the College’s website). 12.2 With regard to the University’s Policy, use of all IT equipment and its connection to the University's IT network must comply with the "appropriate use of services" element of the Policy. The Policy prohibits the use of computing devices and the University's network for, amongst other things, any illegal activity, the creation or transmission of offensive or obscene material, and the creation or transmission of any material which infringes the IP rights of another person, as well as other similarly inappropriate actions. 12.3 The University may monitor the use (including any personal use) of its network and systems (including telephone, e-mail, voicemail, internet, other communications, and computer systems) and review or restrict information transmitted using them as reasonably necessary to ensure the appropriate use of its services and to comply with its legal obligations. 12.4 Use of all IT equipment and its connection to the College's IT network must comply with the College’s relevant policies in force. These policies prohibit the use of computing devices and the College's network for, amongst other things, any illegal activity, the creation or transmission of offensive or obscene material, and the creation or transmission of any material which infringes the IP rights of another person. 12.5 The College may monitor the use (including any personal use) of its network and systems (including telephone, e-mail, voicemail, internet, other communications, and computer systems) and review or restrict information transmitted using them as reasonably necessary to ensure the appropriate use of its services and to comply with its legal obligations. 12.6 By connecting to the IT network of the College or the University, you are accepting all of the associated risks, including when you connect to the network with any of your own devices. Neither the College nor the University will be liable for any damage that is caused by your use of IT equipment and/or connection to the network of the College or the University, except to the extent required by law or in the case of any foreseeable damage resulting directly ...
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IT and Information Security. 10.1 You must comply with all policies, rules and regulations in relation to the use of IT during the course of your studies. These include the Colleges "Use of Computers Policy" and "Information Security Policy" which are available on the Colleges website. 10.2 With regard to the Colleges Policy, use of all IT equipment and its connection to the College’s IT network must comply with the "appropriate use of services" element of the Policy. The Policy prohibits the use of computing devices and the College’s network for, amongst other things, any illegal activity, the creation or transmission of offensive or obscene material, and the creation or transmission of any material which infringes the IP rights of another person. The College may monitor the use (including any personal use) of its network and systems (including telephone, e- mail, voicemail, internet, other communications, and computer systems) and review or restrict information transmitted using them as reasonably necessary to ensure the appropriate use of its services and to comply with its legal obligations. 10.3 By connecting to the IT network of the College, you are accepting all of the associated risks. This includes when you connect to the network with any of your own devices. The College will not be liable for any damage that is caused by your use of IT equipment and/or connection to the network of the College, except in the case of any foreseeable damage resulting directly from negligence or a failure to comply with this contract on the part of the College.
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IT and Information Security. 10.1 You must comply with all policies, rules and regulations in relation to the use of IT during the course of your studies. These include any IT or computer policy of the College in force from time to time. 10.2 With regard to the College’s Policy, use of all IT equipment and its connection to the IT network must comply with the "appropriate use of services" element of the Policy. The Policy prohibits the use of computing devices and the College's network for, amongst other things, any illegal activity, the creation or transmission of offensive or obscene material, and the creation or transmission of any material which infringes the IP rights of another person. The College may monitor the use (including any personal use) of its network and systems (including telephone, e-mail, voicemail, internet, other communications, and computer systems) and review or restrict information transmitted using them as reasonably necessary to ensure the appropriate use of its services and to comply with its legal obligations. 10.3 By connecting to the IT network of the College, you are accepting all of the associated risks. This includes when you connect to the network with any of your own devices. The College will not be liable for any damage that is caused by your use of IT equipment and/or connection to the network of the College, except in the case of any foreseeable damage resulting directly from negligence or a failure to comply with this contract on the part of the College.
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IT and Information Security. 11.1 You must comply with all policies, rules and regulations in relation to the use of IT during the course of your studies. These include any IT or computer policy of the College in force from time to time (as set out on the College’s website).
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IT and Information Security. 14.1 You must comply with all regulations, policies and codes of practice in relation to the use of IT during the course of your studies. These can be found on the University’s website. 14.2 By using University IT facilities, you agree to abide by the IT Acceptable Use Policy, including when you use any of your own devices. The University will not be liable for any damage that is caused by your use of IT equipment and/or connection to the University’s network, except in the case of any foreseeable damage resulting directly from the University’s negligence or failure to comply with this contract. 14.3 The use of computing devices and the University's network for, amongst other things, any illegal activity, the creation or transmission of offensive or obscene material, or the creation or transmission of any material which infringes the IP rights of another person is strictly prohibited. The University may monitor the use (including any personal use) of its network and systems (including telephone, email, voicemail, internet, other communications, and computer systems) and review or restrict information transmitted using them as reasonably necessary to ensure the appropriate use of its services and to comply with its legal obligations.
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IT and Information Security. 14.1 You must comply with all regulations, policies and codes of practice in relation to the use of IT during the course of your studies. These can be found on the University’s website.
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