6. Network Security Policy A secure network infrastructure is needed to protect the integrity of data and mitigate risk of a security incident. The purpose of a specific network infrastructure security policy is to establish the technical guidelines for IT security, and to communicate the controls necessary for a secure network infrastructure. This policy might include specific procedures around device passwords, logs, firewalls, networked hardware, and/or security testing.
7. Internet Use
The company will provide internet access to authorized users for business purposes. Requests for permission must be obtain by submitting a request to the Security Administrator. Authorized users will be notified once their information has been setup …show more content…
These policies would cover anyone who accesses the network via a wireless connection, guest included. Guests will need to send a request to the IT department for access to the Internet. Guests are responsible for their own device. Downloads are prohibited for Guest accounts and any suspicious activity will result in the device being removed from the network. Guest must abide by the rules set forth in the Acceptable Use/Internet Policy.
9. Email Policy
This policy will help the company reduce risk of an email-related security incident both internally and externally. It covers all electronic mail sent from the system, as well as any external email accounts accessed from the company network. Email may be sent so if it falls within the acceptable policies of the company. Spam, junk mail, and confidential information that the recipient is not authorized to view is prohibited.
10. Mobile Device Policy This policy covers any mobile device capable of encountering your companies' data. Mobile Devices are prohibited from access to the internet unless the mobile device is company issued. Wireless Network may be utilized for authorized personnel and will include guest access by submitting a request to the Security