• Information Technology Resources Responsible Use Policy (RUP) - Applies to anyone who uses Cal Poly's information technology resources. All users are expected to be familiar with and abide by this policy.
• Information Security Program - Campuswide framework for securing and protecting information in Cal Poly's custody regardless of format
• Computer Crimes Policy - Policy on computer-related crimes issued in response to the State of California Penal Code Section 502
• Use and Release of Student Information Policy - Policy to comply with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
• Confidentiality-Security Agreement - A statement that individuals with access to institutional data are required to acknowledge they have received
• Electronic Mail as an Official Means of Communication to Students - Campus policy on use of electronic mail to send official communications to students
• Policy on Decisions to Acquire or Develop Software Applications and Services - Requires review of software decisions for legal, technical and support purposes
• University Identity Policy - Policy on use of Cal Poly's name, logo, seal, symbols
• Accessibility Website - Policies, standards and practices to ensure that campus information technology resources are accessible to persons with disabilities
• Campus Administrative Policies - Comprehensive collection of University policies
• Academic Policies - Policies governing academic programs/curriculum, including academic freedom, cheating and plagiarism, etc.
  • Distance Education Policy - Endorsed by the Academic Senate
• Cal Poly Human Resources Policies and Procedures
  • Telecommuting/Telework Policy - for employees represented by CSUEU
• Employment Equity Website - Policies and procedures to address incidents of harassment, sexual harassment, and discrimination on campus
• Intellectual Property Policy - Campus policy on intellectual property rights
• Policy on Confidentiality of Library Records

To report suspected violations of Cal Poly computing policies, use the link on the navigation bar to the left to e-mail abuse@calpoly.edu.

To file an official copyright infringement complaint in accordance with the Digital Millenium Copyright Act, send e-mail to complaints@calpoly.edu.

Other comments and questions regarding information technology policies and practices, including requests to send mass emails, should be sent to it-policy@calpoly.edu.