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...

Confidentiality Expectations of Email Email is an official communication tool of Crosspoint Church and must be treated with the same level of confidentiality and care as any internal document, conversation, or record. Ev...

Recognizing Phishing Attempts Phishing is a fraudulent attempt to gain access to sensitive information—such as passwords, financial data, or internal systems—by pretending to be a trusted source. These attacks most commo...

Technology: What Not to Do Purpose: Protect Crosspoint systems, data, and people by clearly outlining actions that are not acceptable. 1. Do Not Share Passwords Passwords are personal credentials and must never be shared...

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 ...

Microsoft 365 Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Setup Guide To protect your account and sensitive organizational data, all staff are required to enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). Follow the steps below to set up ...

Cleaning Equipment Stewardship Cleaning equipment is essential to maintaining safe, functional, and welcoming facilities across all Crosspoint campuses. Properly maintained equipment allows teams to clean effectively, pr...

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...

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...