Hello all,
What about mobile phones,PDA etc......
I think You have to add about mobile,PDA security, which also contain
valuable information
of the owner.
Jason.Burzenski@americanhm.com wrote:
Here is a sample TOC from a handbook I am working on. It might give you
some ideas.
Table of Contents 3
Section 1: Introduction 5
A Letter from the Chief Information Officer (CIO) 5
Security and Your Bottom Line 6
Purpose of This Guide 6
Corporate Security Services (CSS) - Your Partner 7
Reporting a Security Incident to CSS 7
Contacting CSS Technical Support 8
Section 2: Personal Security 9
What to Do In an Emergency 9
Workplace Violence 14
Travel Safety 16
Emergency Contact Information 19
Section 3: Computer Security 20
Keep Your Account Safe 20
Workstation Best Practices 21
Laptop / Notebook Best Practices 22
Wireless Security 22
Choosing Strong Passwords 23
Virus Detection and Prevention 23
Spyware / Malware Detection and Prevention 24
Email Security 24
Where to Store Files Safely 27
Third Party Software 27
Remote Access 28
Personal Computers 28
Section 4: Facility Security 29
Protecting Customer Information 29
Spot Security Pitfalls 30
Shredding Operations 31
Section 5: Security Policy 32
Corporate Security Policy 32
Acceptable Use of Technology Policy 34
-----Original Message-----
From: Cyber Gardie [mailto:cybergardie@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 4:46 AM
To: security-management@securityfocus.com
Subject: Infosec User Awareness And Training Handbook
I am working on developing an information systems security user
awareness and training handbook for distribution to employees and kindly
request for any information with regards the specific contents I should
consider.
Indication to sample documents, sites and illustrations would also
greatly assist me.
Thanks
PJP
With Cheers,
Hardik Dalwadi.
