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Using company IT and communications systems

OUR CODE

We only use the company’s IT and communications systems for the tasks they are issued for, and do so in an ethical and responsible manner.

What this means

All employees with access to Keltbray’s IT systems and to personal computers, mobile devices or smart phones must use them appropriately, ethically and responsibly, making sure that no security threats are introduced and ensuring systems are kept secure. Keltbray allows a certain amount of personal use of company facilities. Individuals are expected not to abuse this through overuse or inappropriate activity.

Making it personal:

To commit to our Code, you should: – Make sure you keep all personal IT and communication devices secure – Follow company information, IT security and acceptable use procedures – Keep personal and business communications separate

We will always:

– Update passwords regularly – Password protect smart phones and other IT/ communication equipment – Include the company email signature in business-related emails – Report any loss or security breaches promptly

We will never:

– Abuse the IT privileges given to us by Keltbray – Store personal data on the company network – Download software or connect hardware to a company laptop without authorisation – Use company email to distribute content that might cause offence or anxiety to colleagues – Use company hardware for unlawful or immoral activities, or to run a personal business – Use personal social networking accounts to communicate about company activities or business

Pause for a second!

Would you ever…? … give a colleague your login details because you need them to send you a copy of a file you need to work on away from the office? … use the same password over and over? … download illegal copies of software to your company laptop? … allow a visitor to use your PC while connected to the company network? … use an internet file sharing site to store or share company documents? … browse the internet from a company laptop to view inappropriate content?

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