EBK MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SECURITY
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ISBN: 9780357752869
Author: WHITMAN
Publisher: CENGAGE CO
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Chapter 4, Problem 5RQ
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Information security policy defines the set of rules of all organization for security purpose.
- It helps the employees what an organization required, how to complete the target and where it wants to reach.
- It helps to manage data access, web-browsing behaviors, passwords usage and encryption, email attachments, etc.
- It is designed to provide structure in the workplace, create a productive and effective work place.
- It is free from unnecessary distractions.
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Bull’s eye model policy in the InfoSec program:
- Bull’s eye model policy is the initial viewpoint that maximum users will interact with InfoSec...
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