Your organizational policies are going to cover all of your “Though Shall Not” statements, while organizational procedures document the internal departmental processes. The organizational IT Standards define the requirements for the organizational assets and network infrastructure.

Everyone has a role in securing the organization's sensitive data, and that includes leadership. Defining the employee role in securing the critical link to ensuring a higher level of security for your business assets. Compliance with regulatory requirements will force many businesses to pay attention to how their information impacts their business and customers. There is a cost to establishing a solid securities program that protects and supports the organization.

In this course we will cover these and other topics:

• Understanding Organizational Culture and Security
• Meeting Governance Requirements
• Selecting A Framework
• Developing and Communicating Policies Effectively
• Providing training and awareness
• Promoting Good Security Practices
• Identifying and Reporting Security Events
• Documentation and Centralized Up Keeping of information
• Structuring The Five Layers
• Using Security Standards To Drive Informal Processes
• Conducting Annual Security Reviews
• Updating IT Processes and Standards

Creating a security program that is effective and agile requires a great amount of planning, execution, and ongoing monitoring.