This system and the information contained in it are the property of Athens Regional Health Services, Inc. (ARHS). Users of this system expressly consent to and are subject to having all of their activities on the system monitored by authorized ARHS personnel or their agents. Individuals using the system without authority or in excess of their authority may undergo disciplinary action or termination and civil and/or criminal prosecution for those activities. Sharing your password or key is a violation of ARHS policy and may result in termination.

You may receive a security warning like this: 'Information you exchange with this site cannot be viewed or changed by others. The issuer of this certificate is not a trusted issuer--the certificate can not be validated. View the certificate to determine whether you want to trust the certifying authority.'

You should be given 3 or 4 choices, one of which is View/Examine Certificate. If you examine the certificate you should find that ARMC issued the certificate. Secure certificates work through chains of trust. If ARMC issued a certificate for a non-ARMC service, then you probably shouldn't trust it. However, if ARMC issues a certificate to an ARMC server, you are good to go, as the chain of trust is unbroken.

Most browsers, by default, only accept certificates as valid if the chain of trust extends from one of two accreddited comercial institutions: Verisign and Thawte. You can import something called a Master Certificate to accept other sources as the first links in the chain of trust, and then certificates issued from those sources are accepted as valid by default as well.

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