Equipment Checkout From time to time, you may need to use shared technology equipment for ministry or events. This article outlines how to properly check out, use, and return equipment so it remains available and in good...

Lost Personal Device If a personal device (phone, tablet, or laptop) that has access to Crosspoint systems is lost or stolen, immediate action is required to protect church data and your personal information. 1. Report i...

Event Technology Requests To ensure every event is supported with excellence and consistency, all technology-related requests must be coordinated through the appropriate team and submitted with sufficient lead time. Wher...

Technology Purchasing Technology purchases at Crosspoint are handled with intentionality to ensure alignment, stewardship, and long-term support. This process protects both your ministry and the organization as a whole. ...

What Should Not Be Stored on Your Computer To protect the integrity, security, and accessibility of Crosspoint Church data, employees should not store files locally on their computers (desktop, downloads folder, or hard ...

Why Church Files Should Not Be Stored in Personal Cloud Drives Overview Storing files only in a personal drive (such as a personal OneDrive, Dropbox, iCloud, or Google Drive) creates risk for both the individual and Cros...

Device Return Process All borrowed laptops, devices, or equipment must be returned to the IT Department immediately upon completion of use. Any outdated or unused equipment—including computers, laptops, and copier/scanne...

Microsoft SharePoint What is SharePoint? Microsoft SharePoint is a secure, web-based platform used by Crosspoint to store, organize, share, and access files from any device. It serves as our central document management s...

Microsoft OneDrive Microsoft OneDrive is our standard cloud storage platform used for saving, accessing, and sharing files across the organization. It allows you to securely store documents and access them from any devic...

Security Expectations for Personal Devices Personal devices (phones, tablets, laptops) may occasionally be used to access Crosspoint systems. While this provides flexibility, it also introduces risk. This article outline...

Cybersecurity Incident Reporting What to Do When Something Isn’t Right Cybersecurity incidents can happen quickly—and how we respond in the first few minutes matters. If you see something unusual or believe information m...