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Security policies
17Access Control Policy
Defines how identities are provisioned, authenticated, authorized, and deprovisioned across your systems.
Cryptography Policy
Sets standards for encryption in transit and at rest, key management, and approved algorithms.
Data Handling & Classification Policy
Classifies data by sensitivity and defines handling, storage, and disposal rules for each tier.
Vendor Risk Management Policy
Governs how third parties are assessed, onboarded, and monitored for security risk.
Change Management Policy
Ensures changes to systems are reviewed, tested, approved, and tracked.
Risk Assessment Policy
Defines how risks are identified, scored, treated, and reviewed.
Acceptable Use Policy
Defines acceptable use of company systems, devices, and data by employees.
Password & Authentication Policy
Sets password strength, MFA, and credential management requirements.
Data Retention & Deletion Policy
Defines how long data is kept and how it's securely deleted.
Backup & Recovery Policy
Ensures critical data is backed up, encrypted, and restorable.
Vulnerability Management Policy
Defines how vulnerabilities are scanned, triaged, and remediated within SLAs.
Security Awareness Training Policy
Requires regular security training for staff and tracks completion.
Information Security Policy
The umbrella policy that states your security objectives, scope, and who is accountable for them.
Secure SDLC Policy
Defines how security is built into design, code review, testing, and release rather than bolted on afterwards.
AI Governance Policy
Establishes who owns AI risk, how new AI use cases get reviewed, and what is recorded about them.
AI Acceptable Use Policy
Sets the rules for staff using AI tools: what may be pasted into them, what must never be, and who approves new tools.
AI Vendor Review Policy
Defines how AI vendors and subprocessors are assessed before they touch your data, and re-assessed after.
Security plans
2Incident Response Policy
Defines how security incidents are detected, triaged, contained, eradicated, and reported.
Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Plan
Keeps the business running through disruptions with defined RTO/RPO and recovery procedures.