help to narrow the focus of the investigation.This is often one of the most diffi-
cult and most vital steps in the investigative process.
Evaluating Security Needs
If we accept the stated definition of security policy,it becomes obvious that there
is not and cannot be a one-size-fits-all IT security policy that will work equally
well for all organizations.Security needs differ,based on:
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Risk factors
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The perceived and actual threat level
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Organizational vulnerabilities
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The organization’s philosophy (open versus closed system)
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Legal factors
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Available funds
It is important to analyze all these factor ...
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