| DO |
DON'T |
| Seek advice from the 3800 if you are unclear about any aspect of information security |
Disclose your password to anyone. See further information regarding passwords |
| Report any loss or suspected loss of data immediately to the Information Protection & Security Manager |
Use a personal email account for conducting University business. |
| Change your password if you have any suspicion that it may have been compromised. |
Undermine or seek to undermine the security of computer systems. |
| Encrypt your mobile devices and make sure that restricted information is always encrypted before it's sent to others. Contact 3800 |
Provide access to University information or systems to those who are not entitled to access |
| Password protect your personally owned devices. |
Use your University password as the password for any other service. See Password Policy |
| Comply with the law and University policies. |
Send unauthorised bulk email (spam). See the University's emailing policy. |
| Be mindful of the risks of using open (unsecured) wifi hotspots or computers in internet cafes, public libraries etc. |
Leave your computers unlocked when left unattended |
