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At Pennington Building Society, one access badge opens both sides of a clear line: on one side, for your job, serving a member's request and doing the assigned task using only what it needs; on the other, not your job, looking up someone you know, peeking out of curiosity or taking data with you, where 'I only looked' still crosses the line; and along the bottom, staying on the right side: only for your job, don't go looking, don't take it with you, it's the law too, and do right when no one is watching.
CY-BEGINNER-090Beginner · Cyber Law and Ethics

The Line — Using the Access You're Trusted With

The access you're given to systems and data is a trust, lent to you for your job. So just because you can see something doesn't mean you may look at it. Use your access only for your job, don't go looking at what isn't your business, don't take data with you, remember there's real law behind it — and do the right thing even when no one is watching.

11 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

  • See your access as a trust lent for your job, and that being able to see something isn't being allowed to.
  • Hold one rule — use your access only for your job — and recognise snooping and looking up people you know as crossing the line.
  • Know there's real law behind it, with real consequences, and that the data you handle isn't yours to take when you leave.
  • See through 'I only looked' and 'everyone does it', and do the right thing when no one is watching.
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