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A Security Policy Is to Be Shared

Jul 04,2009 by alperen

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A security policy must be a formal written statement of company policy that has the full support of management and owners. A security policy must be easily disseminated to and scrutinized by users at all levels, operations staff, and managers as a set of security rules that covers all types of information technology, as well as the information stored and manipulated by that technology. To be effective, a security policy must be communicated to users in a clearly understandable form and acknowledged by them through a signed statement, indicating they have read, understand, and will abide by the policy.

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