Information Security

Download Free IT Recovery Plan Templates

INTRODUCTION
Purpose
[State what the IT Recovery plan is designed to do and who is to be served by it.]

Scope
[State the intended the location, environment, and situation where the IT Recovery Plan, is to operate. Please note that if your business unit has business processes in multiple buildings or locations, you will need separate IT Recovery plans for each building/location/process OR you will need to clearly specify in your IT Recovery plan which elements apply to which building/location/process.]

SUPPORTING INFORMATION

Download Free ISO 27001 Critical Network Audit Assessment Checklists. This Checklists covers:
- Network Security Policy
- Organization of Network Security
- Network Asset Management
- Network Access Control
- Human Resource Security

California’s landmark SB1386 was the first data breach law enacted. A data breach law covers the requirements companies have to notify consumers whose personal information has been compromised (such as a copy being stolen or lost, and presumably in the hands of someone not entitled to have that information). A significant majority of U.S. states have followed suit, although each has its own requirements. The four basic tenets are as follows:

1. Notification guidelines: when a company is required to inform people whose data privacy has been breached

2. Penalty for failure to disclose: whether

3. Private right of action: if/when individuals have the right to file a lawsuit

Download Free Network Security Outsourcing Agreement

- Aims of the agreement
- Term of agreement
- Scope of services
- Provider’s responsibilities
- Bank’s responsibilities

Download Free Physical security policy checklist

1. Is the exterior of the building reviewed on a regular basis for protection deficiencies, such as cracked windows or unlocked doors?
2. Is there a process to identify vendors, contractors, and visitors before they enter the business area?
3. Is the lighting adequate to illuminate critical interior and exterior areas?
4. Are the entranceways blocked enough to block intruders and efficient enough for staff?