Enterprise wide policy generation and viewing software page coming soon. Structure of all policies include 8 pages as follow: Page 1: Read information about POLICY and policy WRITING TIPS. Page 2: Read and modify policy OVERVIEW and PURPOSE Page 3: Read and modify policy SCOPE and POLICY Page 4: Read and modify policy POLICY STATEMENTS. We have included 2-3 pages of statement that are not only easy to understand, they are easy to modify to meet your organizations unique IT infrastructure. Page 5: Read and modify policy POLICY STATEMENTS Page 6: Read and modify policy POLICY STATEMENTS. This pages uses a "sentence" style vs the previous "paragraph" style. This style is perfect for writing lists. Page 7: Read and modify policy CONSEQUENCES of failure to follow policy, who the VIOLATION should be reported to and any SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS you currently have within your organization that supports this policy. Page 8: Select and enter the following: POLICY STATUS, NAME, NUMBER. REVISION and policy this one SUPERSEDES. Record the WRITER (policy owner), who APPROVED the policy, the DATES and the DATE of RELEASE. That's all there is to generating a "Best Practice" IT Security Policy, 8 simple steps. Now continue performing these simple, quick steps for each of the 26 supplied policies and you have a complete set of policies that will help secure your IT infrastructure. E-mail for additional information Have Questions? We are on-line to answer them, click below! Website last updated 09-30-2004
Enterprise wide policy generation and viewing software page coming soon.
Structure of all policies include 8 pages as follow:
Page 1: Read information about POLICY and policy WRITING TIPS.
Page 2: Read and modify policy OVERVIEW and PURPOSE
Page 3: Read and modify policy SCOPE and POLICY
Page 4: Read and modify policy POLICY STATEMENTS. We have included 2-3 pages of statement that are not only easy to understand, they are easy to modify to meet your organizations unique IT infrastructure.
Page 5: Read and modify policy POLICY STATEMENTS
Page 6: Read and modify policy POLICY STATEMENTS. This pages uses a "sentence" style vs the previous "paragraph" style. This style is perfect for writing lists.
Page 7: Read and modify policy CONSEQUENCES of failure to follow policy, who the VIOLATION should be reported to and any SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS you currently have within your organization that supports this policy.
Page 8: Select and enter the following: POLICY STATUS, NAME, NUMBER. REVISION and policy this one SUPERSEDES. Record the WRITER (policy owner), who APPROVED the policy, the DATES and the DATE of RELEASE.
Page 8: Select and enter the following: POLICY STATUS, NAME, NUMBER. REVISION and policy this one SUPERSEDES.
Record the WRITER (policy owner), who APPROVED the policy, the DATES and the DATE of RELEASE.
That's all there is to generating a "Best Practice" IT Security Policy, 8 simple steps. Now continue performing these simple, quick steps for each of the 26 supplied policies and you have a complete set of policies that will help secure your IT infrastructure.
That's all there is to generating a "Best Practice" IT Security Policy, 8 simple steps.
Now continue performing these simple, quick steps for each of the 26 supplied policies and you have a complete set of policies that will help secure your IT infrastructure.
E-mail for additional information
Have Questions? We are on-line to answer them, click below!
Website last updated 09-30-2004