• I. Overview
• II. Policy Statement
• III. Rationale
• IV. Audience
• V. Procedures
  • 1. Information Resources Security Responsibility and Accountability
  • 2. Acceptable Use
  • 3. Account Management
  • 4. Administrative/Special Access
  • 5. Backup Recovery of Systems and Data
  • 6. Change Management
  • 7. Computer Virus Protection
  • 8. Classification of Sensitive (Category-I) Digital Data
  • 9. Risk Management
  • 10. Reduction of Use and Collection of Social Security Numbers
  • 11. Management of Sensitive Digital Data
  • 12. Electronic Mail (E-mail)
  • 13. Incident Management
  • 14. Internet Use
  • 15. Information Services Privacy
  • 16. Network Access
  • 17. Network Configuration
  • 18. Passwords
  • 19. Physical Access
  • 20. Portable Computing and Remote Access
  • 21. Security Monitoring
  • 22. Security Training
  • 23. System Hardening
  • 24. Software Licensing
  • 25. Secure Development and Administration
  • 26. Vendor Access
  • 27. Right to Monitor
  • 28. Disciplinary Actions
• VI. Implementation
• VII. Appendix
• VIII. Definitions

Information Resources Use and Security Policy

27. Right to Monitor

Pursuant to Title 1 Texas Administrative Code sec. 202.75 (7) and to ensure compliance with this Policy and state laws and regulations related to the use and security of Information Resources, the university's Information Security Office has the authority and responsibility to monitor Information Resources in accordance with the Network Monitoring Standards.