If you no longer need your intellikey or no longer work for DFW, what should you do?

If you no longer need your intellikey or no longer work for DFW, what should you do?

• A. Return the intellikey to the ACO
• B. Keep it for future use
• C. Share with a coworker
• D. Dispose of it

Answer: (A)

The main idea is to maintain strict access control and accountability for SIDA credentials. An intellikey is a badge that grants access to restricted areas, so when you no longer need it or leave the role, it must be returned to the designated Access Control Officer (ACO). Returning it allows the badge to be deactivated and your access rights to be removed in the system, preventing unauthorized entry. Keeping it, sharing it with a coworker, or disposing of it yourself creates security risks and could lead to inappropriate access. The proper path is to return the intellikey to the ACO, who will handle deactivation and documentation. If you can’t return in person, reach out to security or the ACO to arrange a secure return.

The main idea is to maintain strict access control and accountability for SIDA credentials. An intellikey is a badge that grants access to restricted areas, so when you no longer need it or leave the role, it must be returned to the designated Access Control Officer (ACO). Returning it allows the badge to be deactivated and your access rights to be removed in the system, preventing unauthorized entry.

Keeping it, sharing it with a coworker, or disposing of it yourself creates security risks and could lead to inappropriate access. The proper path is to return the intellikey to the ACO, who will handle deactivation and documentation. If you can’t return in person, reach out to security or the ACO to arrange a secure return.