The purpose of this policy is to ensure that the Universitys information assets are secured to 2026

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  2. Begin by reviewing the purpose section, which outlines the importance of securing the University’s information assets. Familiarize yourself with key terms such as 'Information Asset' and 'Information Owner'.
  3. Proceed to fill in your details where required, ensuring you understand your role and responsibilities regarding information security as outlined in the policy.
  4. In sections related to access and sharing, indicate your understanding of how these processes work within the University framework. Make sure to classify any information assets you manage according to the guidelines provided.
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Information policies affect access, use, dissemination, transfer, sharing, storage, transmission, privacy, security, and display of information. These laws and regulations legislate many of the roles of information in a society, but they are also shaped by the social roles of information.
Your security policy defines what you want to protect and what you expect of your system users. It provides a basis for security planning when you design new applications or expand your current network. It describes user responsibilities, such as protecting confidential information and creating nontrivial passwords.
As part of ISO 27001:2022, Annex A 5.1 specifies that organisations must have an information security policy document in place. This is to protect themselves against information security threats. Business needs, as well as applicable regulations and legislation, must be considered when developing policies.
The purpose of the ISM is to outline a cyber security framework that an organisation can apply, using their risk management framework, to protect their systems and data from cyber threats.
The importance of an information security policy Minimizes the risk of security incidents An information security policy helps organizations define procedures for identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities and risks. It also details quick responses to minimize damage during a security incident.
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Information security is intended to protect organizations against malicious attacks. There are two primary types of attacks: active and passive. Active attacks are considered more difficult to prevent, and the focus is on detecting, mitigating and recovering from them.

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