Users may not use the Columbus School of Law's equipment or software to violate the terms of any License Agreement. Users should not encroach on others' use of the Columbus School of Law's computer resources. Users must not attempt to install software or modify systems facilities or attempt to crash any system, nor should they attempt to subvert the restrictions associated with any user accounts or passwords, the networks of which the Columbus School of Law or the University are members. Central Computing Responsibilities Users must use only those computer accounts which have been authorized for their use. The negligence or naivete of another user in revealing an account or e-mail name and password is not considered authorized use.
Users are responsible for all use of their computer accounts.
They should make appropriate use of the system-provided protection features and take precautions against others obtaining access to their computing resources. Users should change their passwords frequently and should avoid using English words. We urge you to use a combination of letters and numbers for the best possible security. Network Responsibilities Computer networks are to be used consistent with the goal of facilitating the exchange of non-commercial information in support of the Columbus School of Law's mission of education and research. The networks to which the Columbus School of Law is connected each have their own regulations for legal and ethical use.