Passwords. Passwords are an important aspect of computer security. A poorly chosen password may result in unauthorized access and/or exploitation of Placer County’s resources. All users, including contractors and vendors with access to the County’s systems, are responsible for the creation and protection of passwords and additionally any updates to County Password policies must be followed. Users must not use the same password for Placer County accounts and personal accounts. The reliability of passwords for maintaining confidentiality cannot be guaranteed. Always assume that someone, in addition to the intended or designated recipient, may read any and all messages and files. Any user suspecting that his/her password may have been compromised must, without delay, report the incident to Placer County IT.
Passwords. All access codes and passwords are personal to the individual to which it is issued. Customer and Customer’s Personnel are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality and security of all access codes and passwords issued, and ensuring that each access code and password is only used by the individual authorized. To the extent Verint assigned Customer with administrative rights to create access codes and passwords for Customer’s Personnel, Customer shall be responsible for issuing such access codes and passwords.
Passwords. I understand that there is no occasion when a password should be shared with a pupil or anyone who is not a staff member. Data protection I will follow requirements for data protection as outlined in GDPR policy. These include: • Photographs must be kept securely and used appropriately, whether in school, taken off the school premises or accessed remotely • Personal data can only be taken out of school or accessed remotely when authorised by the headteacher or governing body • Personal or sensitive data taken off site must be encrypted Images and videos I will only upload images or videos of staff, pupils or parents/carers onto school approved sites where specific permission has been granted. I will not take images, sound recordings or videos of school events or activities on any personal device. Use of email I will use my school email address or governor hub for all school business. All such correspondence must be kept professional and is open to Subject Access Requests under the Freedom of Information Act. I will not use my school email addresses or governor hub for personal matters or non-school business. Use of personal devices I understand that as a member of staff I should at no time put myself in a position where a safeguarding allegation can be made against me as a result of my use of personal devices. I understand that the use of personal devices in school is at the discretion of the headteacher. I will only use approved personal devices in designated areas and never in front of pupils. I will not access secure school information from personal devices without the Headteacher’s position. Additional hardware/software I will not install any hardware or software on school equipment without permission of the IT Technician. Promoting online safety I understand that online safety is the responsibility of all staff and governors and I will promote positive online safety messages at all times including when setting homework or providing pastoral support. I understand that it is my duty to support a whole school safeguarding approach and will report any inappropriate or concerning behaviour (of other staff, governors, visitors, pupils or parents/carers) to a DSP Classroom management of internet access I will pre-check for appropriateness all internet sites used in the classroom this will include the acceptability of other material visible, however briefly, on the site. I will not free-surf the internet in front of pupils. I will also check the appropriacy o...
Passwords. You agree to keep your password absolutely confidential; it is for your use alone. You will not tell anyone else what your password is. You must carefully read the password information in the Pharmacy Network User Guide. You recognize accepting a password gives authorized access to confidential electronic information. If Your Password Becomes Known: If you suspect that someone else knows your password you must notify the Centre’s Service Desk at 0-000-000-0000 or in person at 70 X’Xxxxx Avenue, St. John’s as soon as possible (and in any case within 24 hours after learning or suspecting such loss or use) and follow the instructions given to you by the Centre. Responsibility for Losses: You are responsible for any and all uses of the Pharmacy Network associated with your password.
Passwords. In the event where Merchant receives a password from Service Provider to access a Transaction system or gateway, Merchant shall: (i) keep password confidential; (ii) not allow any other entity or individual to use password or gain access to Service Provider’s systems; (iii) be liable for all action taken by any user of the password; and (iv) promptly notify Service Provider if Merchant believes the confidentiality of Service Provider’s system or Merchant’s information has been compromised by use of such password.
Passwords. Each user on Computershare’s network should use a unique password to access applications containing Customer Confidential information. Passwords should be at least eight (8) alphanumeric characters, using mixed upper and lower case, numbers and special characters. Passwords and PINs must be different than User IDs and must be updated at least every ninety (90) calendar days. The use of passwords that are easily discerned shall be avoided (e.g., passwords made up from users’ birthdays, street addresses, children’s names, etc.) and shall align with ISO/EIC 27001:2005 and BS7799-2:2005. Computershare shall require users to update, at least every sixty (60) calendar days, PINs and passwords which control access to applications or systems containing Customer Confidential Information.
Passwords. All passwords established hereunder are deemed Confidential Information of Ricoh. Subscriber shall not permit any individual or entity that is not an authorized User to access the Site or use the Services and shall be responsible for any access or use of the Site or Services by Subscriber, its Users or any person or entity using a password provided by or obtained from the Subscriber, whether or not such access or use has been authorized by Subscriber and whether or not such person or entity is actually an employee or agent of Subscriber. In the event of a violation of the terms of this Agreement or its TOU, Ricoh shall have the right, among its other legal rights, in its sole discretion, to deactivate, change and/or delete the password of Subscriber and/or any of its Users.
Passwords. Your password is used to identify you when accessing the Online Banking Service. Your password acts as your signature. You are responsible for keeping your password and account information secret. You can change your password at any time, and you should change your password periodically. You should not choose a password that would be easy for someone else to guess. For your protection, you should memorize your password and not keep any notation of your password on or with your computer. You should not include your password in any email sent to the Bank. The password assures that only you, or an authorized representative to whom you give your password, can access your account through the Online Banking Service. You agree not to give your Online Banking User ID or password to anyone you do not authorize to have Online Banking access to your Account. If you do, you will be responsible for any transactions in your Accounts when such person uses your password. If any of your Accounts are joint accounts or have additional authorized signers, each owner, or authorized representative whom you wish to have access to your Online Account, must know the password. This will give that person access to your Accounts. You understand and agree that each owner of an Account is jointly and individually responsible for all Online Banking transactions that affect that Account. Representatives of the Bank will not call you or e-mail you requesting that you provide them with your password. Any such request you receive is not legitimate. If you receive such a request, contact First Nebraska Bank immediately. IF YOU BELIEVE THAT YOUR USER CODE OR YOUR PASSWORD HAS BEEN LOST OR STOLEN, CONTACT YOUR FIRST NEBRASKA BANK BRANCH IMMEDIATELY, PREFERABLY BY TELEPHONE. PROMPT NOTIFICATION IS THE BEST WAY TO LIMIT YOUR POSSIBLE FINANCIAL LOSSES.
Passwords. Any passwords you give us are for our exclusive use. We will report any password changes required by site security and make sure you have up to date access. We will not share this access with any individual (including our associates). You will provide additional passwords and access if additional team members are authorised to use your systems.
Passwords. All users of the school’s ICT facilities should set strong passwords for their accounts and keep these passwords secure. Users are responsible for the security of their passwords and accounts, and for setting permissions for accounts and files they control. Members of staff or pupils who disclose account or password information may face disciplinary action. Parents or volunteers who disclose account or password information may have their access rights revoked.
