An Information Security Policy is the cornerstone of an Information Security Program. It should reflect the organization’s objectives for security and the agreed upon management strategy for securing ...

University-wide IT policies, standards, guidelines, and procedures are defined as follows: Policy: An overall general statement of principle that provides scope and direction that is technology ...

The objective of Brandeis University (“University”) in the development and implementation of this comprehensive written information security policy (“WISP”) is to create effective administrative, ...

The University at Buffalo Information Technology Office (UBIT)’s Information Security Program addresses the full range of information security issues that affect the university, and establishes a ...

From classification and encryption to employee training and compliance, a strong document security framework is now a legal, operational, and strategic necessity for protecting sensitive data.

As I mentioned in my last article, security policies serve to protect (data, customers, employees, technological systems), define (the company’s stance on security), and minimize risk (internal and ...

Untold quantities of sensitive data reside in the huge variety of documents that accumulate over the lifetime of an organization. Keeping them safe no matter where they’re stored should be a top ...

An information security policy is the foundation of an enterprise security program, ideally establishing in clear language what the organization expects from its security operations based on both its ...