Code of Business Conduct and Ethics - Micron

• Do not ask a Micron team member or someone being interviewed for a job
at Micron to disclose confidential information about his or her former or
current employer.
• Do not accept or use anyone else’s confidential information except under an
agreement approved by the Technology Licensing Group of the Legal Department.
• Do not disclose Micron’s confidential information to anyone outside of Micron
without a Nondisclosure Agreement (“NDA”) in place that has been approved
by the Technology Licensing Group or as otherwise authorized by the
Legal Department.
• Do not disclose someone else’s confidential information legitimately received by
Micron to a third party, even if Micron has an NDA with the third party. Consult the
Legal Department in this situation.
Computer Use And Network Security
Computer technology – hardware, software, networks and the information that runs
on them – are critical to business success. Everyone who uses a computer plays a role
in ensuring these resources operate as they should. This means all team members
must:
• Use the Company’s computer technology responsibly and for legitimate business
purposes; and
• Protect the security of computer systems.
Good judgment should guide your use of computers, but these rules can help:
NEVER:
• Engage in electronic communications, or use the Company’s computer systems, in a
way that might be considered offensive, derogatory, defamatory, harassing,
obscene or otherwise vulgar;
• Make copies of any software for personal use;
• Use or load software not purchased or developed by Micron on Company
computers without prior approval by your Department Manager;
• Use Company computer systems to improperly use, copy, download or disseminate
copyrighted or licensed materials; or
• Use Company computer systems to transmit chain letters, advertisements or
solicitations (unless authorized).
ALWAYS:
• Protect information used to access Company networks, including IDs and
passwords, pass codes and building-access key cards; and
• Protect Company confidential information when accessing Internet sites such as
websites, news groups, electronic mail or file transfer facilities.
Computer technology (computer systems, communications networks, e-mail,
paging systems and Internet access) is provided to team members to assist them in
performing their jobs and for use as business tools to enhance the efficient operation
of the Company. The Company strongly discourages any personal use of
i
For more information on
the use of computers, see
the Information Security site
on the MERC.
For questions on whether
a particular kind of
information may be sent
by e-mail, check with your
Accounting Manager. For
further information on
computer and network
security, contact the
Information Systems
Department.
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