Computer Incident Response Policy CIRT
Computer Incident Response Policy -CIRT Response Team
I. Introduction
This document establishes computer usage guidelines for the Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division support staff in the course of their job duties on Regional ABC Credit union/bank Credit union/bank Computer Systems. These guidelines incorporate the elements of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division Special Access Agreement and the Acceptable Use Statement of Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division Computing Resources. These guidelines are intended to protect the rights and privacy of Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division clients as well as those of Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division support staff. Any Corporate Headquarters guidelines or policies will take precedence over these guidelines.
II. Other Applicable Guidelines/Policies
Members of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division support staff are required to abide by all the items outlined in the Acceptable Use Statement of Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division Computing Resources. In addition to being the guardians/supporters of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank resources, members of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank support staff also serve as examples of professionalism for the rest of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank user community.
Many members of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division support staff have some level of special access. Special access is defined as having the password and privilege to use a special account (e.g., root) on a Regional ABC Credit union/bank System Division computer or subsystem or to have privileges above and beyond those of normal users. The first time a member of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank support staff requests special access, he/she is asked to read and sign the Special Access Guidelines Agreement. This agreement presents general guidelines for using special access in a responsible and ethical manner. The
I. Introduction
This document establishes computer usage guidelines for the Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division support staff in the course of their job duties on Regional ABC Credit union/bank Credit union/bank Computer Systems. These guidelines incorporate the elements of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division Special Access Agreement and the Acceptable Use Statement of Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division Computing Resources. These guidelines are intended to protect the rights and privacy of Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division clients as well as those of Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division support staff. Any Corporate Headquarters guidelines or policies will take precedence over these guidelines.
II. Other Applicable Guidelines/Policies
Members of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division support staff are required to abide by all the items outlined in the Acceptable Use Statement of Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division Computing Resources. In addition to being the guardians/supporters of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank resources, members of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank support staff also serve as examples of professionalism for the rest of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank user community.
Many members of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank Systems Division support staff have some level of special access. Special access is defined as having the password and privilege to use a special account (e.g., root) on a Regional ABC Credit union/bank System Division computer or subsystem or to have privileges above and beyond those of normal users. The first time a member of the Regional ABC Credit union/bank support staff requests special access, he/she is asked to read and sign the Special Access Guidelines Agreement. This agreement presents general guidelines for using special access in a responsible and ethical manner. The