This Acceptable Use Policy defines lawful, secure, and responsible use standards for business environments and clearly distinguishes acceptable, restricted, and prohibited activities.
Legitimate business activities such as authorized remote access, internal system administration, technical support, and other lawful organizational operations.
Activities involving elevated operational, security, or legal risk that require explicit internal approval, documented justification, and additional safeguards.
Any unlawful, unethical, deceptive, or abusive activity, including violations of privacy, data protection, or employment regulations.
Acceptable use includes activities performed for legitimate business purposes by authorized individuals in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and internal organizational policies.
System access must remain within assigned roles. Authentication credentials must be protected and never shared or misused.
Restricted use refers to operationally necessary actions that carry increased risk, such as access to sensitive systems, extended monitoring, or temporary privilege escalation.
These activities require internal approval, appropriate oversight, and safeguards proportional to the associated risk.
Prohibited use includes any activity that violates laws, infringes individual rights, bypasses security controls, or disrupts system integrity or availability.
Unauthorized surveillance, interception of communications, concealment of activity, or misuse of access privileges is strictly forbidden.
Organizations are responsible for defining, communicating, and enforcing acceptable use standards. Policy violations may result in access suspension, termination of usage rights, or internal disciplinary action.
Responsibility for lawful use, transparency, and regulatory compliance rests entirely with the customer.