Developing a VPN Policy
If you are implementing or supporting a VPN solution, use a VPN policy to ensure that your users understand the requirements for computing on the VPN. A VPN policy is sometimes called a remote access policy, a term used when dial-up lines and modems were the primary means to access the network remotely.
Keep in mind that a VPN policy should be a part of your overall policy framework, not a standalone. If you try to develop your VPN policy in isolation from the overall policy framework, you may find that you are duplicating information, or potentially writing VPN policy that conflicts with other aspects of your overall security policy framework. For example, if you put a requirement in your VPN policy that user passwords ...
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