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I have been unlucky enough to re-write what is already here, in other words create some IT policies. I am specifically after an email and an internet usuage policy, as well as a Password policy. I know of a few Managers in various deptartments who have disclosed their passwords because they are too lazy to authorise sales at the counter when needed, so they give their counter staff their passwords. There is no official policy in place, i want to start to enforce a policy on these managers, but really need your help here. Does any one have any policies they have written or can get a hold of that wouldnt mind me reading to base my own on? im in a bit of a rut.
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by amy.macgregor Accepted solution
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by thechas Accepted solution
There have been a number of sample policies posted in the Tech Republic Downloads section.
Start with those and see where they take you.
Chas
by amy.macgregor Accepted solution
Thanks its always great to have an aray of different ones to get an insight into how others enforce such things.
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by dspeacock Accepted solution
Amy
SANS is a very good resource, you can also try ISACA (www.isaca.org), or one of the other security orgnaizations. If you send me an e-mail, I have a couple that I've used along the way I'd be happy to send to you.
Dave
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