Use of IT-Equipment Sample Clauses

Use of IT-Equipment. RESTREINT UE/EU RESTRICTED information must be stored on stand-alone computers or dedicated networks accredited for the processing and storage of EUCI, which may only be accessed by staff having a need to know the information. Laptops storing or processing RESTREINT UE/EU RESTRICTED information must be password protected, should have a hard disk encryption and must not be directly connected to the Internet. The following minimum security measures must be in place when processing RESTREINT UE/EU RESTRICTED information on IT systems:  managed access to system and hardware components (up-to-date lists of authorised users, storage in locked rooms);  proper identification and authentication features (passwords, log-in); positive identification of all users at the start of each processing session;  Passwords should have a minimum of six (preferably nine) characters and include alphabetical, numeric as well as special characters.  general protection against normally foreseeable accidents/mishaps and known recurrent problems (e.g. viruses and power supply variations);  software versions (floppy disks, CD ROMs) in use must be checked for presence of malicious software or computer viruses before starting work on RESTREINT UE/EU RESTRICTED information;  removable computer storage media (e.g. floppy discs, compact disks) to be stored as described under Section 5 above;  proper data backup with secure local or external storage;  anti-virus software (implementation, with updates, of an acceptable industry standard anti-virus software); such software must be verified at regular intervals to ensure their integrity and correct functioning;  no use of privately-owned removable computer storage media and software (e.g. floppy disks, compact disks) or other IT hardware like laptops or PCs;  no direct connection to Internet unless protected by firewall of an acceptable industry standard;  use of specific software tools designed for proper deletion of data;  proper instruction on the use of IT systems in place  proper security monitoring and auditing. The following events should be recorded:
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Use of IT-Equipment. The Data Protection Act, The Obscene Publications Act, The Computer Misuse Act The Theft Act. Equalities: Equality Act 2010 APPENDIX A DEFINITION OF WHAT CONSTITUTES A MEMBERSHIP OF SECRET SOCIETY The following is the Local Authority’s definition of what constitutes a society with secret rules (secret society). This definition has been adopted by the school. ‘Any lodge, chapter, society, trust or regular gathering or meeting, which: is not open to members of the public who are not members of that lodge, chapter, society or trust; and includes in the grant of membership an obligation on the part of the member a requirement to make a commitment (whether by oath or otherwise) of allegiance to the lodge, chapter, society, gathering or meeting; and includes, whether initially or subsequently, a commitment (whether by oath or otherwise) of secrecy about the rules, membership or conduct of the lodge, chapter, society, trust, gathering or meeting. A lodge, chapter, society, trust, gathering or meeting as defined above should not be regarded as a secret society if it forms part of the activity of a generally recognised religion. APPENDIX B INTERNAL CONTROLS Internal Controls are procedures that should be built into financial systems to give all stakeholders the confidence that transactions will be accurately and properly processed. They also facilitate the detection of errors and the production of reliable information.
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Use of IT-Equipment. 19.1 The Appointee acknowledges that the Group may legitimately monitor any communications sent or received by him either in the performance of his duties or by way of the Group’s networks and consent to such monitoring for the purposes of:
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Use of IT-Equipment. The employee acknowledges having received a copy of the Internet and email policy and agrees to comply with the provisions thereof. In addition, the employee undertakes not to copy, install or use the software in breach of the legislation on copyright and without a licence. The remainder of this contract is governed by the Law of 3 July 1978. The employee acknowledges having received a copy of this contract and a copy of the employment regulations in force in the company. He undertakes to comply with all the conditions thereof. Signed in Isnes on 30/09/2020 in duplicate, each of the parties acknowledging receipt of a signed original copy.
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Use of IT-Equipment. 23.1 You acknowledge that the Company and / or Group may legitimately monitor any communications sent or received by you either in the performance of your duties or by way of the Company’s and / or Group’s networks and consent to such monitoring for the purposes of:
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