Building an Effective Information Security Policy Architecture

**TNT Bot** · Jun 13, 2008, 04:50pm

Ben Rothke writes "Security policies are like fiber, that is, the kind you eat. Everyone agrees that fiber is good for you, but no one really wants to eat it. So too with information security policies. They are sorely needed, but most users don't go out of their way to comply with them. And in many firms, they are not even trained in what they have to do. But failure to have adequate information security policies can lead to myriad risks for an organization." Keep reading for the rest of Ben's review.

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**APK** · Jun 15, 2008, 01:32pm

http://www.thenewtech.com/forums/ope...03-vista-3550/

Read that, you get a EASY route to it... for home-end users, up thru corporate LAN/WAN users too!

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Jun 15, 2008, 01:32pm	#2 (permalink) Re: Building an Effective Information Security Policy Architecture
APK Elite Member Posts: 354 Name: The Duke of URL Karma:	http://www.thenewtech.com/forums/ope...03-vista-3550/ Read that, you get a EASY route to it... for home-end users, up thru corporate LAN/WAN users too! APK __________________ "I'm Reese: Sgt. TechComVN38416, assigned to protect you - You've been TARGETTED FOR TERMINATION!"

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Jun 13, 2008, 04:50pm	#1 (permalink) Building an Effective Information Security Policy Architecture
TNT Bot Elite Member Posts: 4,293 Karma:	Ben Rothke writes "Security policies are like fiber, that is, the kind you eat. Everyone agrees that fiber is good for you, but no one really wants to eat it. So too with information security policies. They are sorely needed, but most users don't go out of their way to comply with them. And in many firms, they are not even trained in what they have to do. But failure to have adequate information security policies can lead to myriad risks for an organization." Keep reading for the rest of Ben's review. Read more of this story at Slashdot. </img> More...