Network OperationsQuestion 56 of 100
Which document should users acknowledge to define appropriate use of network resources and prohibited activities?
a.Acceptable Use Policy
b.Bill of materials
c.Wiring schematic
d.Change request form
Explanation
An Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) defines what users may and may not do with organizational network resources. It sets expectations and provides a basis for enforcement. Users typically sign it during onboarding.
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