security policies 6
Overview: this report is designed to provide users with an opportunity to
consider a particular organization and design an information assurance program for that organization.
Objective: The goal of the Security Policies Report is to produce a set of policies that represent the
important security issues for your example organization.
Report Requirements: The Security Policies Report will consist of three policy reports. Each should be
written as a separate document according to the following specifications.
Part 1. Enterprise Information Security Policy – The Enterprise Information Security Policy (EISP) is a
general policy specified for the entire organization. You will write a policy for your organization
based on the information you specified about the organization in your proposal. Your EISP
should contain at least the following:
You can find details about these elements in Table 5-1 of the textbook.
Here is a list of several example EISPs for real organizations that might be useful in guiding you
to write your own. These represent examples from educational, governmental and corporate
organizations.
https://policy.kennesaw.edu/sites/web.kennesaw.edu…
on_security_policy-20180614.pdf
Part 2. Issue Specific Security Policy – An Issue Specific Security Policy (ISSP) is a policy defined for a
particular issue. In an overall security plan, an organization will provide many ISSPs. For this
project, you will choose one ISSP and write the policy document. While the specific issue you are
addressing will drive some specific parts of the policy, there are common components that each
ISSP should have.
Your ISSP should contain at least the following:
You can find details about these elements in Table 5-2 of the textbook.
SANS provides a set of security policy templates here:
http://www.sans.org/security-resources/policies/
As part of this report, include a short description of how your ISSP may differ from a
similar/generic ISSP for this issue that you might find on the Internet. That is, how do the
specific characteristics of your organization affect the policy you are writing?
Part 3. Systems Specific Security Policy – Systems Specific Security Policies are more focused than EISPs
or ISSPs. They make up the rules to be implemented to carry out the overall technical policies.
These rules typically end up being expressed through access control lists or in an intrusion
detection system. For this report, you will provide some examples to illustrate your
understanding of the purpose of this type of policy.
A good description of System Specific Security Policies can be found in the following document
(Section 5.3):
Section II. Management Controls, Chapter 5: COMPUTER SECURITY POLICY, NIST
Computer Security Division: Computer Security Resource Center (CSRC).
Using this document as a guide, provide the following in this report:
not have to be comprehensive, just representative. That is, you don’t have to worry
about covering every possible rule that applies to the stated objectives. Just provide a
few to indicate your understanding of the concepts.
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