Anti-Virus Policy

no unauthorized software on the network [which means limiting users access to floppy drives. An Antivirus software program [network wide] to detect viruses introduced to the network. Tight inbound security authorization via packet filters. A qualityFirewall to protect against such attacks as Dos, packet spoofing, port scanning, etc. limiting outbound traffic to users who truly have a need. NAT for the Network [or isolate those who have outbound traffic to a segment with NAT to hide the privateIP addresses.

There's probably 100's more to list and others here far more savy with network security who probably will give you more info and links to security sites.

There are several sample policies in the download section here at Tech Republic that cover many aspects of corporate computing.

Make sure to check out the discussions on the article links that will show up when you choose an item to download.

Chas

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