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List of Sample Policies

Policy covers BS-7799 &  ISO-17799 Paragraph # POLICY TITLE
3**

SECURITY POLICY

3.1* Information Security Policy
3.1.1

Information security policy document

3.1.2

Review and evaluation

4**

ORGANIZATIONAL SECURITY

 4.1* Information Security Infrastructure
4.1.1

Management information security forum

4.1.2

Information security co-ordination

4.1.3

Allocation of information security responsibilities

4.1.4

Authorization process for information processing facilities

4.1.5

Specialist information security advice

4.1.6

Co-operation between organizations

4.1.7

Independent review of information security

4.2* Security of Third Party Access
4.2.1

Identification of risks from third party access

4.2.2

Security requirements in third party contracts

4.3* Outsourcing
4.3.1

Security requirements in outsourcing contracts

5**

ASSET CLASSIFICATION AND CONTROL

5.1* Accountability for assets
5.1.1

Inventory of assets

5.2* Information classification
5.2.1

Classification guidelines

5.2.2

Information labeling and handling

6**

PERSONNEL SECURITY

6.1* Including security in job responsibilities
6.1.1

Including security in job responsibilities

6.1.2

Personnel screening and policy

6.1.3

Confidentiality agreements

6.1.4

Terms and conditions of employment

6.2* User Training
6.2.1

Information security education and training

6.3* Responding to security incidents and malfunctions
6.3.1

Reporting security incidents

6.3.2

Reporting security weaknesses

6.3.3

Reporting software malfunctions

6.3.4

Learning from incidents

6.3.5

Disciplinary process

7**

PHYSICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY

7.1* Secure Areas
7.1.1

Physical security perimeter

7.1.2

Physical entry controls

7.1.3

Securing offices, rooms and facilities

7.1.4

Working in secure areas

7.1.5

Isolated delivery and loading areas

7.2* Equipment Security
7.2.1

Equipment siting and protection

7.2.2

Power supplies

7.2.3

Cabling security

7.2.4

Equipment maintenance

7.2.5

Security of equipment off-premises

7.2.6

Secure disposal or re-use of equipment

7.3* General Controls
7.3.1

Clear desk and clear screen policy

7.3.2

Removal of property

8**

COMMUNICATIONS AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

8.1* Operational procedures and Responsibilities
8.1.1

Documented operating procedures

8.1.2

Operational change control

8.1.3

Incident management procedures

8.1.4

Segregation of duties

8.1.5

Separation of development and operational facilities

8.1.6

External facilities management

8.2* System Planning and Acceptance
8.2.1

Capacity planning

8.2.2

System acceptance

8.3* Protection Against Malicious Software
8.3.1

Controls against malicious software

8.4* Housekeeping
8.4.1

Information back-up

8.4.2

Operator logs

8.4.3

Fault logging

8.5* Network Management
8.5.1

Network controls

8.6* Media Handling and Storage
8.6.1

Management of removable computer media

8.6.2

Disposal of media

8.6.3

Information handling procedures

8.6.4

Security of system documentation

8.7* Exchanges of Information and Software
8.7.1

Information and software exchange agreements

8.7.2

Security of media in transit

8.7.3

Electronic commerce security

8.7.4

Security of electronic mail

8.7.5

Security of electronic office systems

8.7.6

Publicly available systems

8.7.7

Other forms of information exchange

9**

ACCESS CONTROL

9.1* Business Requirements for Access Control
9.1.1

Access control policy

9.2* User Access Management
9.2.1

User registration

9.2.2

Privilege management

9.2.3

User password management

9.2.4

Review of user access rights

9.3* User Responsibilities
9.3.1

Password use

9.3.2

Unattended user equipment

9.4* Network Access Control
9.4.1

Policy of use of network services

9.4.2

Enforced path

9.4.3

User authentication for external connections

9.4.4

Node authentication

9.4.5

Remote diagnostic port protection

9.4.6

Segregation in networks

9.4.7

Network connection control

9.4.8

Network routing control

9.4.9

Security of network services

9.5* Operating System Access Control
9.5.1

Automatic terminal identification

9.5.2

Terminal log-on procedures

9.5.3

User identification and authentication

9.5.4

Password management system

9.5.5

Use of system utilities

9.5.6

Duress alarm to safeguard users

9.5.7

Terminal time-out

9.5.8

Limitation of connection time

9.6* Application Access Control
9.6.1

Information access restriction

9.6.2

Sensitive system isolation

9.7* Monitoring System Access and Use
9.7.1

Event logging

9.7.2

Monitoring system use

9.7.3

Clock synchronization

9.8* Mobile Computing and Teleworking
9.8.1

Mobile computing

9.8.2

Teleworking

10**

SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE

10.1* Security Requirement of Systems
10.1.1

Security requirements analysis and specification

10.2* Security in Application Systems
10.2.1

Input data validation

10.2.2

Control of internal processing

10.2.3

Message authentication

10.2.4

Output data validation

10.3* Cryptographic Controls
10.3.1

Policy on the use of cryptographic controls

10.3.2

Encryption

10.3.3

Digital signatures

10.3.4

Non-repudiation services

10.3.5

Key management

10.4* Security of System Files
10.4.1

Control of operational software

10.4.2

Protection of system test data

10.4.3

Access control to program source library

10.5* Security in Development and Support Processes
10.5.1

Change control procedures

10.5.2

Technical review of operating systems changes

10.5.3

Restrictions on changes to software packages

10.5.4

Covert channels and Trojan code

10.5.5

Outsourced software development

11**

BUSINESS CONTINUITY MANAGEMENT

11.1* Aspects of Businesses Continuity Management
11.1.1

Business continuity management process

11.1.2

Business continuity and impact analysis

11.1.3

Writing and implementing continuity plans

11.1.4

Business continuity planning framework

11.1.5

Testing, maintaining and re-assessing Business continuity plans

12**

COMPLIANCE

12.1* Compliance with Legal Requirements
12.1.1

Identification of applicable legislation

12.1.2

Intellectual property rights (IPR)

12.1.3

Safeguarding of organizational records

12.1.4

Data protection and privacy of personal information

12.1.5

Prevention of misuse of information processing facilities

12.1.6

Regulation of cryptographic controls

12.1.7

Collection of evidence

12.2* Reviews of Security Policy and Technical Compliance
12.2.1

Compliance with security policy

12.2.2

Technical compliance checking

12.3* System Audit Controls
12.3.1

System audit controls

12.3.2

Protection of system audit tools

Symbol Type of Policy Document
* 36 Sample Objectives for BS-7799 / ISO-17799 Paragraph (x.x) no policy required or supplied
None 126 Sample Policy Statements (x.x.x)
** ISO-17799 / BS-7799 clause title, no policy required or supplied

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