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Policy-Procedure connection

Subject: Policy-Procedure connection
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 10:07:06 +0200
Hello,

I am looking at implementing an ISO 17799 framework.
Getting the policies right is not an easy task, but I find the topic
well documented, with many sample policies I can use.
However, when it comes down to "translating" my policies to specific
procedures I am lost. Some questions:
- Who should write each procedure? The procedure owner, his boss,
someone higher up?
- Where can I find some sample procedures?

Any other insight regarding the policy-procedure gap will be highly
appreciated.

Thanks,
Sharon

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