Division of Information Technology > IT Policy
IT Policy
Acceptable Use Policy
SF State's IT Resources Acceptable Use Policy is designed to ensure that the University's shared and finite resources are used effectively to further its mission.
It is the responsibility of those who use the resources to do so appropriately and efficiently; respect the freedom and privacy of others; protect the stability and security of the resources; and understand and fully abide by established University policies and applicable public laws.
1. Authorized Use / Access
2. Data Security, Confidentiality and Privacy
3. Electronic Information Retention and Disclosure
4. Network and System Integrity
5. Commercial Use
6. Political Advocacy
7. Harassment
8. Copyright and Fair Use
9. Trademarks and Patents
10. Electronic Communications
11. Mass E-mail Messages
12. Web Sites and Accessibility to Digital Content
IT Security Guidelines
Measures for protecting IT equipment and data.
Copyright Law (Peer-to-Peer File Sharing)
Infringement of copyright law carries serious federal, state and University penalities. All SF State students, faculty and staff are responsible for knowing and complying with copyright laws.
