Executive Office of Technology Services and Security Policies

This policy applies only to the use of Mass.gov. As you navigate Mass.gov. Other websites may have individual privacy policies tailored to the interactions available through each site. You should examine the privacy policy of any website, including other Commonwealth sites, that you access using Mass.gov.

The policies below pertain only to Mass.gov content; individual agencies may have different policies. Please be sure to review the privacy policies and terms of use for any social media accounts you access through a link from Mass.gov as they may differ based on the agency hosting the content.

MA Digital Services policy on liking content and tools within Mass.gov. Links will go directly to the most relevant pages, not necessarily to organizational home pages.

As the Commonwealth’s Bureau of Geographic Information, MassGIS can establish standards for the acquisition, management, and reporting of geographical information.

Request MassMail services that are not currently available by name in the Service Catalog and/or request Coreview Access.

Any Executive Branch agency requiring new or upgraded voice solutions will be required to join the MassVoice Enterprise Solution as part of the Standard Operating Environment. Over the next 2 years, all Executive Branch agencies will be migrated to the MassVoice platform. MassVoice is a secure, Private-Cloud Unified Communications service tailored exclusively to Massachusetts State and Local government clients. Currently managed by New Era Technology this service remains the EOTSS enterprise sta

Mayflower is the official Design System for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. This system makes it easy for state agencies to build accessible, mobile-friendly sites, or apps consistent with Mass.gov.

Mayflower is the official Design System for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. This system makes it easy for state agencies to build accessible, mobile-friendly sites, or apps consistent with Mass.gov.

Employees and vendors teleworking are responsible for their own remote Internet connectivity unless the agency head or SCIO offers an agency/secretariat-provided connection (Mi-Fi or other mechanisms). Requests for such connections should be coordinated through the respective agency head and SCIO. The FCC offers general guidance on Home Broadband, including FAQs and minimum download speeds.

This page offers currently available guidance regarding Microsoft M365 G3 and mailbox licensing.