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Hi! I need some suggestions of books which contain everything I need to know about writing IT related securities and policies. I'm also looking for sources of what type of documentation the IT department should be concerned with keeping. Lastly, can someone point me to info on companies who've faced litigation due to lack of policy documentation i.e. ECP?

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by maxwell edison

TechRepublic has had some great articles on the subject of writing and implementing IT policies, including the following:

“Grab the top policy downloads for IT managers”

https://www.techrepublic.com/article.jhtml?id=r00620010202wtn01.htm&src=search

“E-mail retention policy and practice”

https://www.techrepublic.com/article.jhtml?id=r00620010110ggp01.htm&src=bc

“Policies and procedures: The backbone to a strong security model”

https://www.techrepublic.com/article.jhtml?id=r00620010814aue01.htm&src=search

Go up to the search area on this TechRepublic page, and enter IT policies, computer policies, or anything similar, and you’ll get scores of articles, links, downloads, and discussions on the subject.

Also, see this link:

"IT Security Policies & Network Security Policies - How to Deliver Them!"

http://www.network-and-it-security-policies.com/

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As far as litigation due to the lack of proper policies, there have certainly been cases of that.

See these links:

"Case of Good Intentions with Bad Results"

http://www.onlinesecurity.com/Services/Security_Policies/CaseStudy_1.php

Also, people have claimed to have been unjustly fired because of "lack of policy", companies have lost intellectual property, and the examples could go on.

Maxwell

Good luck,

Maxwell

by malosa

BTW - I forgot to add - I'm also looking for examples of litigation where the person suing was a temp or a contracted employee - but now an actual employee of said company sued.

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