Interns are expected to conduct themselves professionally in the workplace and to refrain from using Fermilab resources inappropriately. (Fermilab resources include but are not limited to the internet/Fermilab network, any borrowed equipment, etc.)
Examples of misuse of Fermilab resources include, but are not limited to, the following:
•Violation of any copyrights or software licenses
•Modification of Fermilab equipment, particularly information technology, by loading application software or making configuration changes not approved for use in the site’s operating environment
•Visiting web sites that can result in download of malicious software
•Engaging in peer-to-peer files sharing that can results in downloading of malicious software, improper sharing of copyrighted material, or over-utilization of network bandwidth
•Creating, downloading, viewing, storing, copying, or transmitting materials in the conduct or furtherance of any type of illegal activity
•Unauthorized acquisition, use, reproduction, transmission, or distribution of controlled information (e.g., computer software and data; classified, business sensitive, or other nonpublic data; proprietary data; export-controlled software or data; or any information in violation of the Privacy Act, copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights beyond fair use)
•Gaining unauthorized access to internal or external systems or networks using Fermilab or personal computer systems and technology
Unauthorized or improper use of Fermilab resources may result in losing or having limitations placed on use of Fermilab resources, disciplinary or adverse actions (up to and including separation from Fermilab).