In particular, the principles of academic freedom, freedom of expression and data protection have a significant impact on the administration of the IT system at UCB. Persons with privileged access must comply with applicable directives, laws, regulations, precedents and procedures, while taking the necessary steps to provide quality, timely and reliable IT services. For example, individuals must comply with the provisions of the University of California(UC) Electronic Communications Policy (ECP), which require the slightest review of content and the weakest measures to resolve a situation. Individuals with privileged access must respect the rights of system users, respect the integrity of systems and associated physical resources, and comply with all relevant laws or regulations. Individuals are also required to keep abreast of the procedures, business practices and business management guidelines regarding the activities of their local department. Download a fillable FORM DA 7789 in PDF format below or search for hundreds of other DA forms stored in our online database. Privileged access allows a person to take actions that may affect other users` computer systems, network communication, or accounts, files, data, or processes. Privileged access is typically granted to system administrators, network administrators, IT account management officers, or other staff whose professional duties require specific qualifications for an IT system or network. In the absence of compelling circumstances (see definitions in ECP A), the examination of information contained in a suspected compromised account should be postponed until normal business hours in order to allow for appropriate authorisation and/or notification activities. Authorization In most cases, the holder of an electronic communications dataset (see ECP definitions) must be obtained before accessing its files or intervening in its processes. If consent cannot be obtained, the PCE`s conditions for “access without consent” must be met. (See Section IV of the PCE.

B and also “Authorization of access to electronic communications on the Berkeley campus.”) In the event of a conflict or litigation regarding activities related to this Agreement, individuals may assert their rights to resolve the situation through existing procedures. . . .