a good security policy by maizatul akmar https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy explain by referring your company en-us 2017-04-10 11:09:06 UTC 2017-04-11 09:49:03 UTC hello@padlet.com The Five Infea https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165815521 A security policy is a written statement describing which assets to protect and why they are being protected,who is responsible for that protection,and which behavior are acceptable and which are not.The policy primarily addresses physical security,network security,access authorization,virus protection and disaster recovery.The policy develops over time and is a living document that the company management and security personnel must review and update at regular intervals.A GOOD POLICY should address the following :
1)Authentication:who is trying to access the site?
2)Access Control:who is allowed to log on to and access the site?
3)Secrecy:who is permitted to view selected information?
4)Data integrity:who is allowed to change data?
5)Audit:who or what causes specific events to occur,and when? ]]> 2017-04-11 05:51:31 UTC https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165815521 Nash Group https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165819713 A good security policy, The first step in any project to prepare a security policy document is to determine what elements to include in your policy. Be sure to consider all the key elements your IT staff manages.
1) Security accountability: Stipulate the security roles and responsibilities of general users
2) Security training: Define a security training plan for key staff who manage day-to-day security operations in order to sustain your security policy and keep your security staff current with the latest techniques.
3System policies: Define the host security configuration for all mission-critical operating systems and servers.

]]> 2017-04-11 06:36:22 UTC https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165819713 BIG APPLE https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165820191  A good security policy is compromised of several factors. The most important factor is that it must be usable. A security policy is of no use to an organization or the individuals within an organization if they cannot implement the guidelines or regulations within the policy. It should be concise, clearly written and as detailed as possible in order to provide the information necessary to implement the regulation. It should be versioned and dated in order to easily identify the most current document, and should be structured internally in such a way that pertinent or required information is identified and located easily within the document for reference. A good security policy also takes into account the existing or implicit rules in use. Business processes involve over time within organizations as personnel learn more efficient ways of processing information. A security policy should in no way impede or interfere with the business. Rather, it should enhance the process, providing confidence in the security of the day to day operations. It must be enforceable with security tools where appropriate, and with sanctions where actual prevention is not technically feasible. Firewalls, intrusion detection ]]> 2017-04-11 06:41:40 UTC https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165820191 Bella Ammara https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165831015 Nestle
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]]> 2017-04-11 08:20:57 UTC https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165831015 ASTRO GROUP https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165831953 A good security policies will show that most security breaches are preventable. To prevent these breaches, companies need to develop and enforce solid security policy plans.

Wireless Security Access Policy
End-users are increasingly using inexpensive wireless networking resources to connect themselves to the corporate network. Because wireless network segments are inherently less secure than conventionally wired components, wholesale, uncontrolled use of wireless access will expose the organization to additional risk. Craft and implement a wireless security access policy for your organization to mitigate risk.

Software Installation Policy
The goal of a Software Installation Policy is to identify permitted standard software titles, clearly communicate what is prohibited, and outline proper procedures for installation. Use this template to craft a policy suited to the needs of your enterprise.

Mobile Device Acceptable Use Policy
The policy applies to any hardware and related software that could be used to access corporate resources, even if said equipment is not corporately sanctioned, owned or supplied.
]]> 2017-04-11 08:28:00 UTC https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165831953 Group 8 https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165832946 A good security policy shoul address tge following:
1. Authentication: who is trying to access the site?
2. Access control: who is allowed to log on to and access the site? 
3. Secrecy: who is permitted to view selected information?
4. Data integrity: who is allowed to change data?
5. Audit: who or what causes specific events to occur, and when?

]]> 2017-04-11 08:36:18 UTC https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165832946 Al- Ikhsan Group https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165836579  A good security policy is compromised of several factors. The most important factor is that it must be usable. A security policy is of no use to an organization or the individuals within an organization if they cannot implement the guidelines or regulations within the policy. It should be concise, clearly written and as detailed as possible in order to provide the information necessary to implement the regulation. It should be versioned and dated in order to easily identify the most current document, and should be structured internally in such a way that pertinent or required information is identified and located easily within the document for reference. A good security policy also takes into account the existing or implicit rules in use. Business processes evolve over time within organizations as personnel learn more efficient ways of processing information. A security policy should in no way impede or interfere with the business. Rather, it should enhance the process, providing confidence in the security of the day – to – day operations. It must be enforceable with security tools where appropriate, and with sanctions where actual prevention is not technically feasible. Firewalls, intrusion detection  systems, anti-virus applications are some of the tools that can be used to apply the policies in the business environment. However, manual processes should be laid out within the policy, as not every security policy is enforceable via an automated system or application. One of the most common misconceptions is that security policies are driven only by security systems. In actuality, it is the processes outlined within the security policy, and the people who carry out the required policies that create a secure environment. ]]> 2017-04-11 09:09:48 UTC https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165836579 Company nike misshondaathirah https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165839035 Geng Group NUR ATHIRAH

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]]> 2017-04-11 09:32:52 UTC https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165839035 group 7 https://padlet.com/maizatul82/agoodsecuritypolicy/wish/165840865 All security policies should include a well-defined security vision for the organization.  The security vision should be clear and concise and convey to readers the intent of the policy.  Also included in this section should be details of what if any security standards your organization is following.  Examples of which are ISO 27001 Information Security Management System (sometimes still referred to as ISO 17799), NIST Standard (National Institute of Standards and Technology) or any of the other standards available to you.




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