Willful or intentional misuse could result in disciplinary actions or criminal prosecution under applicable state and federal statutes. This policy applies to all users of the College computing and electronic networks resources, whether affiliated with the College or not, and to all uses of the system, on the campuses or from remote locations. Additional policies and procedures may apply to specific computers or computer systems at the various College property locations. Delaware Tech will not provide a legal defense for any illegal use of its electronic facilities, equipment, or software, or any activities in violation of this policy. Users who violate this policy will be subject to disciplinary actions, up to and including dismissal, for staff and faculty, as outlined in the College Personnel Policy Manual and for students, the Student Rights and Responsibilities Policy outlined in the Student Handbook.
All accounts assigned to users are non-transferable.
All accounts and passwords must be kept confidential and may not be released to or shared with any other party other than those authorized by the College. A user's ability to access College networks, resources, and accounts do not imply authorization to do so. It is the responsibility of users to secure all necessary and proper authorizations before proceeding on College systems. These restrictions include, but are not limited to, conducting a business enterprise from the system, sending commercial advertising messages, or solicitations for non-College related organizations from the system. The College may have to apply limitations or restrictions on computing resources such as time limits, storage space or amount of particular resources consumed by users to ensure effective administration of the systems and fair access for all users.