In the course of carrying out our day-to-day business missions, we collect many different types of information, including financial, health, human resources information, and personally identifiable information. Federal and state laws impose many obligations on us to protect the confidentiality of information about our residents and employees. In turn, every employee has the obligation to practice appropriate safeguards to meet these requirements and obligations.
Appropriate protections (security controls) for the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data must be implemented to comply with regulations, contracts and other operating agreements. Implementation of required administrative, technical & physical security controls varies, so it is critical that every employee has a clear understanding of IT and information security roles and responsibilities, to protect this data and prevent Data Breach (see the Data Breach section).
For the protection of the residents we serve, the employees, and the company – storage of electronic company data can be managed in three methods.
Click on each method of electronic data storage below to learn more…
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ocal file storage consists of any data that is stored directly on the hard drive of your laptop/desktop.
ABSOLUTELY NO files containing company financial, health, human resources information, and personally identifiable information are to be stored locally (i.e. on the (C:) drive). This creates the potential for Data Breach which can result in federal and state penalties (see the Data Breach section).
Local file storage should only be used to store non-essential company information or personal documents. Any company document created or used for daily operations must be stored in the appropriate SharePoint File Storage for optimal collaboration ability. Click on the appropriate SharePoint File Storage link below for more information.
To ensure local files (i.e. non-essential company information or personal documents) are secure, each user must use the Library / Documents Folder (i.e. “My Documents”). We strongly suggest users not save important files on the computer desktop.
Local File Storage Proper Use Documentation
The links below explain Library, Folders and Previous Version restore.
– Folders FAQ
– Libraries FAQ
– Recover lost or deleted files
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etwork storage is located on a centralized file server in the form of “Public Folders”. These “Public Folders” are managed by security rights allowing certain positions access to assist in effective communication with your local colleagues. Any company data not appropriate for SharePoint File Storage can be temporarily stored here.
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harePoint is a place to store and access centrally stored documents that are organized by company, community, and department. Using SharePoint, document collaboration is made easy and efficient (eliminating the need to constantly print or email multiple colleagues with attached documents).
There are essentially three dedicated SharePoint sites within our network used regularly by Home Office and Community staff members. Other SharePoint sites exist for special projects (i.e. New Development Projects such as Wellmore). Below is diagram of the three dedicated sites and their intended use.
SharePoint Login:
1) Navigate to the following site: sharepoint.maxwell-group.com
Connected to Company Network
2) If you are connected to the company network, you should be automatically logged into the site. If this does not occur, you will be prompted by a Windows Authentication box. Simply type in your SLC Username and Password, then click OK.
Outside of Company Network
2) If you are connecting to the SharePoint site outside of the company network (i.e. at Home or Traveling), you will be prompted by a Windows Authentication box. Type in your SLC Username as shown below, type in your Password, then click OK.
maxwellgroupSLC Username
SharePoint Training and Documentation
Need additional help with how to use SharePoint? Check out these resources directly from the Microsoft page.
– Ribbon Highlights in SharePoint
– Nagivate with Breadcrubms in SharePoint
– Document Versions in SharePoint
– How to Use SharePoint Calendars
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harePoint is a place to store and access centrally stored documents that are organized by company, community, and department. Using SharePoint, document collaboration is made easy and efficient (eliminating the need to constantly print or email multiple colleagues with attached documents).
SharePoint Login
1) Navigate to the following site: sharepoint.live-long-well-care.com
Connected to Company Network
2) If you are connected to the company network, you should be automatically logged into the site. If this does not occur, you will be prompted by a Windows Authentication box. Simply type in your SLC Username and Password, then click OK.
Outside of Company Network
2) If you are connecting to the SharePoint site outside of the company network (i.e. at Home or Traveling), you will be prompted by a Windows Authentication box. Type in your SLC Username as shown below, type in your Password, then click OK.
maxwellgroupSLC Username
SharePoint Training and Documentation
Need additional help with how to use SharePoint? Check out these resources directly from the Microsoft page.
– Ribbon Highlights in SharePoint
– Nagivate with Breadcrubms in SharePoint
– Document Versions in SharePoint
– How to Use SharePoint Calendars
