Secure Equipment Repair Policy and Confidentiality Agreement

Organizations must frequently work with third parties to repair laptops, desktops, tablets, smartphones, servers, and other IT equipment. 

This customizable policy, written by Erik Eckel and Mark W. Kaelin for TechRepublic Premium, ensures an organization maintains regulatory and best business practice security compliance while tracking systems when they are being repaired.

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    CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT

    This agreement ensures the organization and third-party repair provider understand the obligations and safeguards each must undertake to protect the organization’s applications, software, email, documents, files, and other data from unauthorized access.

    The repair provider agrees not to disclose to any unauthorized representatives, except where required by law, any usernames, passwords, data, files, documents, spreadsheets, records, or other information obtained while servicing, supporting, or repairing the organization’s IT equipment and devices.

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December 17, 2024
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