Least privilege
Give each person only the access needed for current duties and review elevated permissions regularly.
Official policy / access / confidentiality
The minimum standard for protecting accounts, applicant information, reports, agreements, competitive material, partner data, creative files, and organizational records.
View all resources →01 / PURPOSE & SCOPE
Element Esports grants access because a role needs it—not as a symbol of trust or status. Members must protect organizational accounts and information throughout creation, use, sharing, storage, retention, transfer, and deletion.
This policy applies to email, Discord, social accounts, websites, cloud storage, game and tournament systems, source files, automation tools, devices, documents, applications, reports, agreements, and any copy or export of organizational information.
02 / CORE STANDARDS
Give each person only the access needed for current duties and review elevated permissions regularly.
Use unique passwords, an approved password manager where practical, and multifactor authentication on sensitive accounts.
Share confidential or personal information only with authorized people through appropriate channels.
Collect, copy, export, and retain only what the defined purpose reasonably requires.
Use organization-controlled ownership, documented handoffs, backups, and more than one recovery path for critical systems.
Report suspected compromise, phishing, accidental disclosure, lost devices, excessive access, or destructive errors immediately.
03 / PROCESS
04 / AUTHORITY & LIMITS
05 / ACCOUNTABILITY
Record retention follows purpose: active operational records while needed; incident, agreement, finance, and governance records according to defined retention targets; unnecessary personal copies should not become permanent archives.
Security mistakes should be reported quickly. Concealment, intentional misuse, unauthorized monitoring, evidence destruction, or reckless credential sharing may require formal review.
Protective actions, findings, corrective measures, notice, and appeals follow the organization-wide process.
Read policy →Good-faith concerns may be reported without retaliation. Preserve relevant evidence and avoid public escalation that could increase harm.
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