Desktop Computer Security Sample Clauses

The Desktop Computer Security clause establishes requirements and standards for safeguarding desktop computers within an organization. It typically outlines measures such as mandatory use of antivirus software, regular system updates, password protection, and restrictions on unauthorized software installation. By setting these expectations, the clause helps prevent data breaches, malware infections, and unauthorized access, thereby protecting sensitive information and maintaining the integrity of the organization's IT infrastructure.
Desktop Computer Security a. Desktop/Server systems access are restricted by username/password and require authentication to a central system such as Microsoft Active Directory. b. Desktop/Server access passwords are changed every 90 days by policy. c. Desktops do not grant administrative access to users ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇. d. USB ports on desktops and servers are restricted and data transfer is prohibited to all mass storage devices. e. All desktop/server systems have current anti-virus/malware software protection. f. Vendor has a current desktop security policy.
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