• Comply with all applicable federal, DOT, GIS, and agency security policies and procedures. • Protect your unattended terminal by always logging out or locking the keyboard with a screen-saver before leaving your terminal unattended. • Protect sensitive unclassified information from unauthorized access, disclosure, modification, misuse, damage or theft. • Protect all passwords issued to you and do not disclose them to anyone. Understand that password sharing or the use of another user’s ID and password is prohibited in GIS. Change passwords when required by the system and whenever you suspect that they may have compromised. Do not embed passwords in log-on scripts. • Report all security incidents, including password compromises, violations of software licensing agreements, and computer viruses, to the Security Official and/or your government project manager. • Immediately notify the Security Official for your area when you no longer require access to the GIS application, its servers, and the networks used to access the GIS system because of transfer, completion of project, etc., and of any changes in your work location or phone number. • Do not knowingly introduce any malicious code into the GIS application, its servers, and the networks used to access the GIS system, nor attempt to bypass or circumvent the security features or mechanisms of the GIS application, its servers, and the networks used to access the GIS system. • Upon final checkout or departure from DOT, you will not have in your possession or in your home any sensitive unclassified information in any form, nor any government owned equipment, software, storage media (e.g. diskettes), user manuals, or system documentation.