Information Security Policies Procedures And Standards Douglas J Landoll by Douglas J. Landoll instant download after payment.

For the information security professional attempting to write
information security policies, there has been a near absence of useful
guides about the creative process. Sure, there are several good references of preexisting policies but this only further encourages the cutand-paste approach and creates policies that do not fit the culture and
operations of the organization. I wrote this book for the same reason
as I wrote the Handbook. Information security professionals lack a
guide to the creation (or revision) of an information security policy
set. I have attempted to include policy-writing tips and tricks, techniques, and time-tested methods that I have used over the past several
decades of creating policies for organizations. I encourage the reader
to utilize these techniques and approaches but to remember that each
organization is unique in its mission, technology, culture, and industry and to strive to create policies that truly match the intent of senior
management and properly direct the appropriate use of technology
and adequate information security controls.