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Most large printers, since 2002, contain physical hard drives used to queue up items to be printed, scanned, copied, faxed and e-mailed by the machine. Ensure that your...
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Informal, un-rationalized, ad hoc policies are ineffective because they do not explicitly outline responsibilities or compliance requirements, and they are rarely...
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The document retention policy ensures that copies of certain documents for legal, regulatory, and/or operations reasons are made, committing companies to good business...
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The instant messaging usage and security policy outlines the standards for the usage of, and security controls associated with, corporate instant messaging.
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The administrative rights policy grants access to individuals’ desktop, laptop, or other end-user devices within a company for those who are qualified and cleared to use...
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The removable media acceptable use policy defines the standards, procedures, and restrictions for end users who have legitimate business requirements to connect portable...
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Mobile devices compromise biosecurity and information security. Use management of biosecurity risks as both a carrot and stick to enhance hospital IT security compliance.
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Non-disclosure agreements (also known as confidentiality agreements) prohibit the communication of certain non-public business information by individuals. Use this...
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The Brexit vote says Leave. UK-based IT leaders must start to plan for a potentially new era of trans-border data flow and the availability of IT staff. Those in the rest...
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