Re: IT Security Policy & Procedures Manual

["Dick Margulis" <margulis -at- mail -dot- fiam -dot- net>]

Sandy,

My contribution was intended as a value-neutral partial checklist of items that I've seen included in network security policies. It is up to the individual company to decide how permissive or strict they need to be with regard to any of those points and to set forth in the policy exactly what conditions pertain.

Your opinions on which way to go on various policies might or might not coincide with those of a given company's responsible managers.

Dick

Sandy Harris wrote: 


>This should include some mechanism for getting approval of pieces of software you
>need. The list cannot be static, defined in the policy. There must be a mechanism
>for adding to it.
>> [rest snipped for space]

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