Re: Methods for Acceptable Use Policy acknowledgement

[John Forker <jforker () MAINE EDU>]

Peter,
We put our acceptable use policy in our annual online information security
awareness/training which is in Blackboard.  The Blackboard "course" is
structured such that the employees can't finish the training without
agreeing to the AUP.  We track completion of the traing (and by extension
agreement to the AUP) by using a routine that sends course completion data
to our enterprise system - specifically the certification part of
Peoplesoft HR.
Our language for agreement is simple: "I agree that I have read and
understand the Acceptable Use Policy." I wouldn't make claim to the model
AUP, but I would share that offline if you are interested.
John

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John Forker
Chief Information Security Officer
University of Maine System
(207) 973-3293

On Thu, Jun 18, 2015 at 12:49 PM, Peter Lundstedt <peter.lundstedt () drake edu
> wrote:

>  Hello all,
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> Looking to get some insight on what others are doing for acceptable use
> acknowledgement.  The initial ideas we’ve had have been around employees,
> but the need for student acknowledgement definitely exists as well.  We’re
> looking to get away from a paper sign-off and into something more
> manageable that includes guidelines and information that people can
> remember and put into use.
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> Interested in methods of delivery, typical language in the acknowledgement
> and/or policy itself that has been found to work well, and any other
> information on the topic or migration process.
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> Thanks,
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> *Peter Lundstedt *| Information Security Analyst
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> Drake Technology Services (DTS) | Drake University
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> *T*  515.271.4173
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> *E*  peter.lundstedt () drake edu