TSCA CBI Training - Document Management

Note: This index is intentionally not hyper-linked.

TSCA Training

I. Introduction

II.  Responsibilities

III. Access

IV. Document Management

V.  Violations

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VDI Training 

I.  Rules of Behavior

II.  Accessing CBI through the VDI 

III. Use of VDI only in private controllable spaces 

IV. Use of VDI

V. Reporting suspected CBI violations 

VI. It’s up to you to protect CBI 

VII. Test your knowledge

VIII. Correct answer to quiz

You said: B.) Yes, the documents should have been secured. It's not a matter of trusting a good friend, it's a matter of what we are entrusted with as stewards of TSCA CBI documents. 

That's correct.

It's not a matter of whether you trust your friend or not. Your friend could accidentally obtain access to CBI documents without being cleared.

As stewards of TSCA CBI documents, we are under an obligation to ensure that there is no unauthorized access and that we follow all prudent measures to protect the integrity of that information.

Now that we covered document management, we'll move on to the last subject of this course.....procedures violations, missing documents and unauthorized disclosures (a.k.a., "violation").