This information system could be storing or processing U.S. Government information.
You must conduct only authorized business on the system.
Your level of access to systems and networks owned by mLINQS is limited to ensure your access is no more than necessary to perform your legitimate tasks or assigned duties. If you believe you are being granted access that you should not have, you must immediately notify your agency Security Office and application administrator.
You must maintain the confidentiality of your authentication credentials such as your password. Do not reveal your authentication credentials to anyone; a mLINQS employee should never ask you to reveal them.
You must follow proper logon/logoff procedures. You must manually logon to your session; do not store your password locally on your system or utilize any automated logon capabilities. You must promptly logoff when session access is no longer needed. If a logoff function is unavailable, you must close your browser. Never leave your computer unattended while logged into the system.
You must report all security incidents or suspected incidents (e.g., lost passwords, improper or suspicious acts) related to mLINQS systems and networks to your agency Security Office and application administrator.
You must not establish any unauthorized interfaces between systems, networks, and applications owned by mLINQS.
Your access to systems and networks owned by mLINQS is governed by, and subject to, all federal laws, including, but not limited to, the Privacy Act, 5 U.S.C. 552a, if the applicable mLINQS system maintains individual Privacy Act information. Your access to mLINQS systems constitutes your consent to the retrieval and disclosure of the information within the scope of your authorized access, subject to the Privacy Act, and applicable state and federal laws.
You must safeguard system resources against waste, loss, abuse, unauthorized use or disclosure, and misappropriation.
You must not process U.S. classified national security information on the system.
You must not browse, search or reveal information hosted by mLINQS except in accordance with that which is required to perform your legitimate tasks or assigned duties.
You must not retrieve information, or in any other way disclose information, for someone who does not have authority to access that information.
You must ensure that Web browsers use Secure Socket Layer (SSL) version 3.0 (or higher) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.2 (or higher). SSL and TLS must use a minimum of 128-bit encryption.
You must ensure that your web browser is configured to warn about invalid site certificates.
You must ensure that web browsers warn if the user is changing between secure and non-secure mode.
You must ensure that your web browser window used to access systems owned by mLINQS is closed before navigating to other sites/domains.
You must ensure that your web browser checks for a certificate revocation from a publisher.
You must ensure that your web browser checks for server certificate revocation.
You must ensure that web browser checks for signatures on downloaded files.
You must ensure that web browser empties/deletes temporary Internet files when the browser is closed.
By your signature or electronic acceptance (such as by clicking an acceptance button on the screen) you must agree to these rules.
You understand that any person who obtains information from a computer connected to the Internet in violation of computer-use restrictions from their employer is in violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
You agree to contact your agency Security Office or application administrator if you do not understand any of these rules.