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Acceptable Use Policy

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Acceptable Use Policy
The principles guiding the appropriate use of a public computer network by a private individual. It may also apply to the use of a computer provided to an individual by a company or agency for work use. The acceptable use policy outlines the types of websites a user may or may not visit and/or the kinds of work that are prohibited. For example, an acceptable use policy at a company may ban the use of a social networking website like Facebook. More commonly, AUPs ban the viewing of pornography or websites likely to contain viruses.


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Where employers allow access to the internet it is important to have an acceptable use policy in place.
An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) helps to educate all staff on the correct and secure approach to messaging and browsing.
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