These skills include an awareness of and knowledge about information and the technology used to process, store, and transmit it. All users and units have the responsibility to report any discovered unauthorized access attempts or other improper usage of AUA computers, network, or other information processing equipment. Game players must give up their seat for others who need to use the facility for academic or research purposes. Users are responsible in coordination with their Departments for the security and integrity of AUA information stored on personal desktop systems including, but not limited to, making regular disk backups, and controlling physical and network access to the machine. Users should not store passwords or other information that can be used to gain access to other University computing resources.
Users are responsible for any use of their accounts.
Information that a user obtains through special privileges is to be treated as private. Any user must not use facilities, accounts, access codes, privileges, or information for which appropriate authorization has not been obtained. Harmful activities prohibited at AUA Behavior that is harmful to the goals listed in section 1 or that adversely affects the University s mission is subject to sanctions as outlined by AUA policy and any appropriate local laws. 4.4 Constrained activities at AUA Policies listed below have specific application to constrain the types of activities that may be carried on by users of AUA computers and network. Users are prohibited from using, inspecting, copying, and storing copyrighted computer programs and other material.