School ICT Equipment Sample Clauses

School ICT Equipment. As a user of the school ICT equipment, you are responsible for your activity • It is recommended that schools log ICT equipment issued to staff and record serial numbers as part of the school’s inventory • Do not allow your visitors to plug their ICT hardware into the school network points (unless special provision has been made). They should be directed to the wireless ICT facilities if available • Ensure that all ICT equipment that you use is kept physically secure • Do not attempt unauthorised access or make unauthorised modifications to computer equipment, programs, files or data. This is an offence under the Computer Misuse Act 1990 • It is imperative that you save your data on a frequent basis to the school’s network. You are responsible for the backup and restoration of any of your data that is not held on the school’s network • Personal or sensitive data should not be stored on the local drives of desktop PC, laptop, USB memory stick or other portable device. If it is necessary to do so the local drive must be encrypted • It is recommended that a time locking screensaver is applied to all machines. Any device accessing personal data must have a locking screensaver as must any user profiles • Privately owned ICT equipment should not be used on a school network • On termination of employment, resignation or transfer, return all ICT equipment to the Network Manager. You must also provide details of all your system logons so that they can be disabled • It is your responsibility to ensure that any information accessed from your own PC or removable media equipment is kept secure, and that no personal, sensitive, confidential or classified information is disclosed to any unauthorised person • All ICT equipment allocated to staff must be authorised by the appropriate Line Manager. Authorising Managers are responsible for: o maintaining control of the allocation and transfer within their unit o recovering and returning equipment when no longer needed • All redundant ICT equipment is disposed of in accordance with Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive and Data Protection Act (DPA)
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