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This document provides three example data security policies
that cover key areas of concern. They should not be considered
an exhaustive list but rather each organization should identify
any additional areas that require policy in accordance with their
users, data, regulatory environment and other relevant factors.
The three policies cover:
1. Data security policy: Employee requirements
2. Data security policy: Data Leakage Prevention – Data in Motion
3. Data security policy: Workstation Full Disk Encryption
Comments to assist in the use of these policies have been added in red.
Sample Data Security Policies
1
Data security policy: Employee requirements
Using this policy
This example policy outlines behaviors expected of employees when dealing with data and provides a classification of the types of
data with which they should be concerned. This should link to your AUP (acceptable use policy), security training and information
security policy to provide users with guidance on the required behaviors.
1.0 Purpose
<Company X> must protect restricted, confidential or sensitive data from loss to avoid reputation damage and to avoid adversely
impacting our customers. The protection of data in scope is a critical business requirement, yet flexibility to access data and work
effectively is also critical.
It is not anticipated that this technology control can effectively deal with the malicious theft scenario, or that it will reliably detect
all data. It’s primary objective is user awareness and to avoid accidental loss scenarios. This policy outlines the requirements for
data leakage prevention, a focus for the policy and a rationale.
2.0 Scope
1. Any employee, contractor or individual with access to <Company X> systems or data.
2. Definition of data to be protected (you should identify the types of data and give examples so that your users can identify it
when they encounter it)
� PII
� Financial
� Restricted/Sensitive
� Confidential
� IP
3.0 Policy – Employee requirements
1. You need to complete <Company X>’s security awareness training and agree to uphold the acceptable use policy.
2. If you identify an unknown, un-escorted or otherwise unauthorized individual in <Company X> you need to immediately notify
<complete as appropriate>.
3. Visitors to <Company X> must be escorted by an authorized employee at all times. If you are responsible for escorting
visitors you must restrict them appropriate areas.
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communication channels not controlled by <Company X>. For example, the use of external e-mail systems not hosted by
<Company X> to distribute data is not allowed.
5. Please keep a clean desk. To maintain information security you need to ensure that all printed in scope data is not left
unattended at your workstation.
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1. FRAUD FACTS
Issue 23 June 2014 INFORMATION FOR ORGANISATIONS
Bring your own device (BYOD) policies
Organisations are increasingly allowing staff to connect to their corporate network using their own
personal devices. This factsheet highlights some of the security issues that should be considered
and safeguarded against when adopting such an approach.
individual and/or department with
sufficient authority, such as a director or
senior manager within the IT department.
Communicating your policy
All staff, contractors, consultants and
freelancers should be made aware of your
BYOD policy. Actively and regularly
promote the policy to staff throughout the
organisation – irrespective of grade,
position or length of service.
Reviewing your policy
Technology changes rapidly. It is essential
that you review your BYOD policy regularly
to ensure that it remains relevant and
effective.
Key security considerations
Before introducing a BYOD policy it is
important that your business has well-managed
and appropriate information
security policies and procedures in place.
Consider the legal risks and seek advice
from an IT, data protection or other
suitably qualified professional where
appropriate.
Key issues to be considered are outlined
below.
Help and support
Technical support may be required when
staff connect to the network using their
own device. This could involve activating
desktop security settings (eg, screen lock),
encryption and firewalls, installing remote
desktop clients and a Virtual Private
Network (VPN) connection.
Publish a list of supported devices and the
security steps that staff must take for each
device. All staff should access the network
using a unique username and a strong
password.
Introduction
Organisations are increasingly allowing
staff to connect to their corporate network
using their personally owned electronic
devices. Such an approach can be
advantageous, boosting productivity and
enabling staff to work while travelling or
away from their desk. However, businesses
should be aware that there are important
security issues around the use of personal
devices for work purposes, and these need
to be carefully considered and safeguarded
against.
Some of the risks associated with allowing
staff to use their personal devices for work
purposes include (but are not limited to):
• loss or theft of staff-owned personal
devices that contain business
information;
• inadequate controls for unauthorised
programs (such as apps, instant
messaging, file sharing and ‘paste bins’)
which may result in accidental data
leakage and security vulnerabilities
(malware);
• deliberate and/or malicious theft of
business information and intellectual
property;
• non-compliance or breaches of
applicable laws, regulations and/or
business policies (such as data protection
and Payment Card Industry Data Security
Standards); and
• insurance and IT security policies may
become more complex and costly to
manage.
In addition, it can be very difficult to tell
staff what they can and cannot do with
their own devices in their own time.
What is a BYOD policy?
A ‘Bring Your Own Device’ (BYOD) policy
sets the standards, procedures and
restrictions applicable to staff who use their
personally owned devices to connect to the
corporate network from home, at work or
while travelling for business purposes. It
aims to protect your business (and your
staff) from accidental and deliberate
information security breaches.
An effective BYOD policy should be simple,
concise and easily understood. As a
minimum it should explain:
• who the policy applies to (eg, staff,
contractors/consultants/freelancers);
• which devices can be used (eg, laptops,
tablets, smartphones);
• what services and/or information (data)
can be accessed (eg, email, calendars,
contacts);
• the responsibilities of the employer and
staff member (including for security
measures that need to be adopted);
• which applications (apps) can/cannot be
installed (eg, for social media browsing,
sharing or opening files etc);
• what help and support is available from
IT staff; and
• the penalties for non-compliance
(eg, privilege revocation and other
disciplinary procedures).
Before staff are allowed to use their
personal devices for work purposes they
should agree to adhere to the requirements
set out in the BYOD policy.
Whom should it cover?
Your policy should cover all full- and part-time
staff who want to use their personal
devices to access business systems and
information. It should also cover
consultants, contractors and freelancers.
Designating responsibility
Designate oversight for the policy to an