COBC - Code of Business Conduct - Halliburton

Personal Use of Social Media
Always exercise careful judgment when posting comments
on social media, particularly those about our commercial
business, customers or business partners. Remember that
your communications over social media can have significant
public implications for the Company. Make it clear that you
are expressing your own opinions and are not communicating
on behalf of the Company. Your comments should not include
profane, demeaning or embarrassing content.
If you use the Company’s systems for limited personal use,
avoid visiting inappropriate websites. Keep in mind that the
Company has the right to monitor communications that take
place over our information systems to the extent permitted by
law. If you have any questions about whether a particular use of
the Company’s systems is appropriate, ask your supervisor.
If you plan to use social media for business-related purposes,
you must first obtain authorization from your supervisor.
References
Company Policy 3-10020, “Media Relations and Press Releases”
Company Policy 3-90110, “Halliburton Electronic Messaging
System (HEMS)”
Company Business Practice 4-11154, “Use of Internet and
Corporate Intranet Services”
Company Business Practice 4-11255, “Social Media and Personal
Online Publishing”
Company Business Practice 4-16466, “Smartphone and Other
Handheld Wireless Devices: Requests, Approvals, and Use”
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