Ten Tips for Preparing an Effective Acceptable Use Policy

Define The Permissible Parameters For Non-Business Use. Learn More >> IT Management Alert Ten Tips for Preparing an Effective Acceptable Use Policy Learn More Corporate computers and information and communications systems (collectively, "electronic resources") remain the workhorse for most businesses, even as alternatives, such as third-party text messaging services, external social media, and cloud computing, flourish. Employees rely on corporate electronic resources for e-mail, calendaring, business contacts, Internet access, document creation and storage, and a multitude of other business applications. Consequently, for employers, it is critical to establish and maintain their right to inspect all information stored on, and to monitor all communications transmitted by, corporate electronic resources. The corporate acceptable use policy is the linchpin of that effort. Learn More   Additional Resources Strategies and best practices for distributed enterprises to protect their networks against vulnerabilities, threats, and malicious attacks.

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