An Acceptable Use Policy template you edit yourself.
Written rules for the laptops, accounts, and tools your team uses, including a section on generative AI. A structured starting point instead of a blank page: the Acceptable Use Policy as an editable Word file and a PDF, with a short guide to filling it in. You pay, and the download page opens straight away.
Who it’s for. For teams that need this one policy and will edit it themselves.
$9
One-time price. Instant download.
You pay on Stripe’s secure page. We never see your card details.
Refunds. If the files don't open or don't match this page, email us within 14 days for a full refund. The refund policy has the cases.
How it is made. An AI model helps draft the documents we write. The templates are the same set of files for every buyer, so we do not review them order by order. Who we are.
- Delivery
- Instant download
- Files
- 4 files: the policy and its fill-in guide, each in Word and PDF
- Support
- Not tailored, no revisions
Acceptable Use Policy template
What's in the download
- The Acceptable Use Policy as an editable Word file and as a PDF.
- What the policy covers: general principles of acceptable use, workstation and endpoint standards, email, collaboration and generative AI use, prohibited activities, mobile devices and bring-your-own-device, remote and home office working, and privacy and monitoring expectations.
- SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria referenced inline, so a reviewer can see which control area each section addresses.
- A short fill-in guide cut to this policy, as Word and PDF. Every placeholder is in [brackets], so Find and Replace does most of the work.
Acceptable Use
What you need
- A word processor that opens .docx files, and the time to make the policy match how your company really works.
- Nothing else. There is no intake and no waiting.
What this is not
- A starting point you edit yourself, not a finished, audit-ready policy.
- Not tailored to your company, and no revisions or review of your edits are included.
- Not a policy set. It may use a term, or point to another policy, that is defined in a policy you did not buy. It uses the names "Tier 1: Restricted" and "Tier 2: Confidential" for sensitive data. They are defined in section 4.1 of the Data Classification Policy, which is not in this download, and the policy explains them where it first uses them.
- Not a certification, an audit, or a promise that you will pass one. SOC 2 attestation comes from an independent CPA firm.
- Not legal advice.
Practical rigor · No manufactured claims
How it works
From payment to delivery.
Step 01
You pay
On Stripe's page, for a one-time price.
Step 02
The download page opens
Stripe sends you straight to it. Bookmark it, and save the files.
Step 03
You make it yours
Follow the guide, replace the placeholders, and adopt only what your company really does.
Order the acceptable use policy template.
$9
One-time price. Instant download.
You pay on Stripe’s secure page. We never see your card details.
Questions
Questions about the acceptable use policy template.
- What do I get?
- Four files: the Acceptable Use Policy as an editable Word file and as a PDF, and a short fill-in guide for it, also as Word and PDF.
- Is this the same document as in the template bundle?
- Yes. The $29 bundle holds the same five policy files. Each single comes with a fill-in guide cut to its own policy, and the bundle's guide covers all five.
- Does it refer to other policies?
- Yes, by name: the Data Classification Policy. It is not in this download. It uses the names "Tier 1: Restricted" and "Tier 2: Confidential" for sensitive data. They are defined in section 4.1 of the Data Classification Policy, which is not in this download, and the policy explains them where it first uses them. The guide tells you what to do about each reference: write the policy, point to your own document, or delete the reference.
- Is it tailored to my company?
- No. It is the same file for every buyer, with placeholders in [brackets] for you to fill in. There is no intake, no review of your edits, and no revision.
- What if the files don't open?
- Email us within 14 days and we'll fix it or refund you in full. The refund policy has the details.
- Can I use it at my company?
- Yes. Use it, edit it, and share it inside your company. You can't resell it, or hand it out as your own product. The terms have the full wording.
- How was it written?
- An AI model helps draft the documents we write. We work from public frameworks (the SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria and NIST references). The templates are the same set of files for every buyer, so we do not review them order by order.
- I'd rather have it written for my stack.
- That is the custom set: the same five core policies, tailored to your answers.
Your order is covered by our terms, refund policy, and privacy notice. Questions first? Email us.
Pricing
Other orders.
- Template bundle$29Five editable security policy templates and a fill-in guide, as Word and PDF files. Instant download.
- Security policies$85Information Security, Access Control, Incident Response, Acceptable Use, and Data Classification, tailored to your stack.
- 12 security policies$195The core five plus Risk Management, Vendor Management, Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery, Change Management, Encryption and Key Management, Logging and Monitoring, and Vulnerability and Patch Management.
Need something bigger? Control matrices, gap analyses, and policy work beyond our 21-policy set are quoted.