Common use of Networks and Network Security Clause in Contracts

Networks and Network Security.  Virus Protection: Students will not disable settings for virus protection, spam and filtering  Personal Hotspot Networks & Cellular Data Networks The school is not responsible for students using their Smartphone/Wi-Fi hotspot Cellular Data Networks to connect their laptops via their mobile phones which incurs charges to the student on their mobile phone plan.  Ad-hoc networks: Ad-hoc networks (the creation of a standalone wireless network between two or more laptops) are strictly forbidden while at school. The school’s network security system will scan for, remove and report on any ad-hoc networks detected.  Wired networks: Students are forbidden to plug any device into the school’s wired network. Any student caught with a device plugged into the schools wired network will receive an immediate suspension. The school’s network security system will scan for and report on any non-school devices plugged into the schools wired network.  Hacking: Hacking is a criminal offence under the Cyber Crime Act (2001). Any hacking attempts will be forwarded to the police.  Packet Sniffing: Any type of software or hardware device designed to capture or view network data/packets is forbidden. Any student detected capturing network traffic will be suspended. The school’s network security system will scan for and report on any device capturing packets.

Networks and Network Security.  ‌ • Virus Protection: Students will not disable settings for virus protection, spam and filtering  • Personal Hotspot Networks & Cellular Data Networks The school is not responsible for students using their Smartphone/Wi-Fi hotspot Cellular Data Networks to connect their laptops via their mobile phones which incurs charges to the student on their mobile phone plan.  • Ad-hoc networks: Ad-hoc networks (the creation of a standalone wireless network between two or more laptops) are strictly forbidden while at school. The school’s network security system will scan for, remove and report on any ad-hoc networks detected.  • Wired networks: Students are forbidden to plug any device into the school’s wired network. Any student caught with a device plugged into the schools wired network will receive an immediate suspension. The school’s network security system will scan for and report on any non-school devices plugged into the schools wired network.  • Hacking: Hacking is a criminal offence under the Cyber Crime Act (2001). Any hacking attempts will be forwarded to the police.  • Packet Sniffing: Any type of software or hardware device designed to capture or view network data/packets is forbidden. Any student detected capturing network traffic will be suspended. The school’s network security system will scan for and report on any device capturing packets.

Networks and Network Security.  Virus Protection: Students will not disable settings for virus protection, spam and filtering  • Personal Hotspot Networks & Cellular Data Networks The school is not responsible for students using their Smartphone/Wi-Fi hotspot Cellular Data Networks to connect their laptops via their mobile phones which incurs charges to the student on their mobile phone plan.  • Ad-hoc networks: Ad-hoc networks (the creation of a standalone wireless network between two or more laptops) are strictly forbidden while at school. The school’s network security system will scan for, remove and report on any ad-hoc networks detected.  • Wired networks: Students are forbidden to plug any device into the school’s wired network. Any student caught with a device plugged into the schools wired network will receive an immediate suspension. The school’s network security system will scan for and report on any non-school devices plugged into the schools wired network.  • Hacking: Hacking is a criminal offence under the Cyber Crime Act (2001). Any hacking attempts will be forwarded to the police.  • Packet Sniffing: Any type of software or hardware device designed to capture or view network data/packets is forbidden. Any student detected capturing network traffic will be suspended. The school’s network security system will scan for and report on any device capturing packets.