Our cyber security policy development involves creating a comprehensive document outlining an organization’s strategy to protect its digital assets by defining security objectives, conducting risk assessments, establishing security guidelines, training employees, and regularly reviewing and updating the policy to adapt to evolving threats and technologies

Our key steps in developing a cyber security policy:

Identify Objectives and Scope:
Clearly define the organization’s security goals and the systems, data, and users that the policy will cover.

Conduct Risk Assessment:
Analyse potential cyber threats and vulnerabilities within the organization to prioritize security measures based on the level of risk.

Establish Security Controls:
Set rules for user authentication, password complexity, and access controls

– Data Protection: Define procedures for data encryption, data classification, and handling sensitive information
– Network Security: Implement firewall rules, intrusion detection/prevention systems, and network segmentation.
– Endpoint Security: Manage antivirus software, malware protection, and system patching on devices.
– Email Security: Filter spam and malicious attachments.
– Employee Training and Awareness: Provide regular training to educate employees about cyber security best practices, phishing awareness, and incident reporting procedures.
– Incident Response Plan: Develop a plan for identifying, containing, and mitigating cyber security incidents, including roles and responsibilities for response teams.
– Policy Documentation and Communication: Clearly document the cyber security policy, ensure it is accessible to all employees, and communicate key aspects regularly.
– Continuous Monitoring and Review: Regularly review and update the policy to reflect changes in technology, threats, and organizational needs.

Important considerations when developing a cyber security policy:

– Compliance with Regulations:cEnsure the policy aligns with relevant industry regulations and privacy laws.
– Senior Management Support: Gain buy-in from senior leadership to prioritize and enforce cyber security measures.
– Tailored Approach: Customise the policy to fit the unique needs and risk profile of the organization.
– Flexibility and Adaptability: Design the policy to be adaptable to emerging threats and technological advancements.