Online training about the Technology Code of Conduct

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23/03/2012

Online training about the Technology Code of Conduct

FCC's Department of Information Security and Technology Risk Management has implemented an ONLINE COURSE to familiarise all users with the Technology Code of Conduct and to ensure appropriate, responsible and legal use of technology, in accordance with the Information Security Policy.

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Online training about the Technology Code of Conduct

Understanding the usage rules and how they affect FCC Group and its employees is vital for the successful completion of this course. Accordingly, it is important that everyone participate in this online training, which will commence on 26 March, and will be rolled out gradually to all company personnel.

The FCC Group's Technology is a set of production tools made available to users so that they may perform their professional duties. When used responsibly, technology allows us to work efficiently and productively. However, inappropriate use may incur risks for the Group.

Compliance with the standards set out in the Technology Code of Conduct is obligatory for all users with authorisation to use FCC Group technology. The complete document is available on the intranet