For Systemwide Review: IT Resources Acceptable Use Policy
The University of California Office of the President invites comments on a proposed policy - IT Resources Acceptable Use.
This policy applies to all faculty, academic appointees, postdoctoral researchers, staff, students, affiliates, and guests at UC San Diego, including UC San Diego Health, and to any member of the community making use of UC San Diego IT resources. UC San Diego IT resources include any information technology resource or service that is owned, licensed, leased or provided by the University, including but not limited to those related to electronic communications, regardless of its location.
This policy does not apply to transient users whose electronic communications merely transit University facilities as a result of network routing protocols.
The University provides Information Technology (IT) Resources to University Affiliates to advance its teaching, research, public service, and healthcare missions and should be used for these purposes. Users are only permitted to access the IT Resources that they have been explicitly authorized to access and only for the purposes for which access authorization was granted. Users granted access to an IT Resource must use it responsibly and comply with applicable laws and policies; access may not be shared. Incidental personal use must not interfere with the User’s employment or other obligations to the University, burden the University with noticeable incremental costs, nor expose the University to appreciable risks. Evidence of illegal activities or policy violations will be turned over to the appropriate authorities. Violation of law or policy may result in revocation of access, suspension of accounts, disciplinary actions, and prosecution.
Under the Regents’ Policy, campuses were directed to issue implementing rules for certain policy requirements. This proposed policy constitutes the implementing rules for the San Diego campus and is available for viewing here.
This is a formal review of the proposed Implementing Rules. If you have comments for submission in response to the policy review, please provide your written comments to Paula Johnson in Policy and Records Administration at policy@ucsd.edu no later than September 24, 2021.
Pradeep K. Khosla Chancellor
University of California San Diego, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA, 92093