Flat Iron Technologies, LLC Releases its Annual Top 25 List of Essential Information Security Policies and Procedures for Cyber Security Best Practices
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) March 17, 2015 -- Today’s growing cyber security threats require the adoption and implementation of various information security policies and procedures for helping ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA) of critical systems resources. Flat Iron Technologies, LLC, North America’s leading provider of regulatory compliance services and security policy packets & toolkits, has put forth a comprehensive white paper discussing its annual Top 25 list of essential information security policies and procedures deemed critical for today’s world of growing cyber security threats and attacks. Learn more about the annual Top 25 policy list, along with the Global Information Security Compliance Packet (GISCP) today.
From critical change management documentation to essential firewall and database policies – and more – the annual Top 25 list of essential information security policies and procedure is a must read for today’s technology minded professionals. Cyber security challenges will continue to grow in the future, so now’s the time to get serious about information security documentation for helping ensure the safety or organizational assets, along with meeting growing regulatory compliance mandates.
About Flat Iron Technologies, LLC
Flat Iron Technologies, LLC (FIT) is comprised of highly talented and experienced professionals with a true passion for helping businesses succeed in today’s growing world of regulatory compliance mandates. From Sarbanes-Oxley to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) - and the dozens of other regional and global laws, legislative requirements and industry specific demands - we’re a perfect FIT for helping your company prosper and thrive. As for the 2015 Top 25 list of essential information security policies and procedures deemed critical for today’s world of growing cyber security threats and attacks, they consist of the following:
1. Asset Inventory
2. Data and Information Classification
3. Security and Patch Management
4. Change Control | Change Management
5. Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
6. Configuration Management
7. Vulnerability Management
8. Incident Response
9. Access Control
10. Personally Identifiable Information (PII)
11. Server Specific Policies
12. Server Specific Hardening Documents
13. Fraud Policy
14. Wireless Security
15. Workstation Security
16. Vendor Management
17. Social Media
18. Encryption & Key Management
19. Anti-Virus and Anti-Malware
20. Data Backup and Recovery
21. Firewall Policy
22. Database Policy
23. Web Server Security Policy
24. Virtualization Policy
25. Remote Access Policy
Megan, Regulatory Compliance, http://www.imaatoday.com, +1 (424) 274-1952, [email protected]
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