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Where should we send your guide to better cybersecurity?

To stay secure in todays threat landscape, security policies and procedures are a necessity. The tips in this guide will make all the difference to improving your organization's cybersecurity posture and will cover:

  1. Personal Use
  2. Sharing of Property
  3. Password Policies
  4. Wireless Networks
  5. Device Policies
  6. Email Use
  7. Encryption
  8. Antivirus Software
  9. Firewall

 

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We've combined the security policies and procedures in this eBook into 4 categories:

Acceptable Use Guidelines

Acceptable Use Guidelines

Whether your employees are issued a work desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone, it is important to have policies and procedures in place to regulate them. 

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Digital Security Policies

Just as you have physical security procedures, you should also have standards in place that direct employees to properly secure their devices. 

Communication Policy

Communication Policies

Use of company accounts and devices for personal business should be prohibited for security reasons. 

Hardware & Software

Hardware & Software

Employees can do their part in protecting the security of your company, but their efforts cannot stand alone.