Policies and Reports
Given the 中出少妇视频 and the state government中出少妇视频檚 increased use of IT and Internet-based services, the 中出少妇视频 has a compelling need to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of those systems and services are adequately protected from known and anticipated threats. As noted in Section 5.2.2 of the Information Technology Handbook, 中出少妇视频 institutions, the USO, the GPLS, and the Georgia Archives are responsible for the designation of officials within their organization to fulfill key security functions and report on its status of compliance with security policy, standards and procedures. While reporting and self-certification activities alone do not ensure the security of 中出少妇视频 and state information assets, they do demonstrate an organization中出少妇视频檚 acknowledgement of the requirements and provide a measure of accountability.
A policy is typically a concise document that outlines specific requirements, business rules or company stance that must be met. The policy is the organization中出少妇视频檚 stance on an issue, program or system. It is a rule that everyone must meet. A standard is a requirement that supports a policy and a guideline is a document that suggests a path or guidance on how to achieve or reach compliance with a policy. There are three phases in the 中出少妇视频 policy development cycle:
- Formulate
- Refine
- Formalize
In the information and network security realm, policies are usually point-specific, covering a single area. Polices can be program policies, issue specific policies, and system policies.
The 中出少妇视频 follows the Association of College and 中出少妇视频 Policy Administrators (ACUPA) model for policy development, modified for our environment.
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