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Safety, Security, and Privacy Produt
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Safety, Security, and Privacy Produt
Safety
- Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)
- To develop mutual respect
- To create a safe and secure environment for all users
- To encourage cooperation among users
- Users are only allowed to use computing services for which they have authorization.
- Access is protect by username and password.
- This policy is common to other universities. The University of Kansas also implements username and password protection on their devices.
- KU offers easier access to information with student username and password. With access, students are able to check their balance, see personal information, and academic records.
- Access is protect by username and password.
- Protection software installed on campus computers within Washburn's network
- Users are not able to make changes to campus computers, such as downloading software.
- KU also restricts the ability to make changes to campus devices.
- Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)
Security
- Copyright Primer
- Protects author's rights
- Information from another source must be paraphrased and cited properly
- Works involving non-original work must provide references
- Direct quotes must use quotation marks and be referenced
- Information from another source must be paraphrased and cited properly
- Explains basic copyright information
- Any original work is protected by copyright laws
- Material is allowed to be used for educational use
- Internet resources also have copyright laws protecting them
- Protects author's rights
- Teachers usually focus on copyright rules regarding materials in class
- The University of Kansas employees an entire security team.
- To ensure physical and electronic security.
- To educate students, faculty, and staff about security policies and practices.
- Copyright Primer
Privacy
- Washburn considers student privacy a serious obligation, under the FERPA of 1974.
- Encourages mutual respect of privacy among users
- This is also a serious matter for KU.
- Washburn does not share student information without written consent.
- FERPA document lists student rights
- Right to view your own academic record
- Right to correct errors in your record
- Ability to file a complaint
- Washburn considers student privacy a serious obligation, under the FERPA of 1974.
Safety, Security, and Privacy policies are similar in universities and schools across the nation.
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