8.7. Security Policies
A security policy defines how security will be implemented in an organization, including physical security, document security, and network security.
Security policies must be implemented completely because random implementation is similar to blocks of Swiss cheese. Some areas are covered, and others are full of holes. Before a network can be truly secure, the network support staff must implement a total network security policy that includes posting company information on bulletin boards, clean desks, audits, recording, and the consequences of not complying with the security policy.
8.7.1. Security Audit
A security audit is a review of your network to identify components that aren't secure. Although you can do a security ...
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