Security policies are the keystone to an efficient and effective information security program as they clearly define the company’s objectives and expectations. Many times, organizations implement the technical side of security without first developing the necessary documentation such as policies, procedures, standards and guidelines. With the ever growing need to protect sensitive information, new laws and compliance regulations are frequently being created. Documentation is an essential component to an organization’s information security program and it is typically the first area an auditor conducting an internal controls assessment will focus on. Because of these requirements, policies and procedures are even more critical than ever before. The lack of necessary documentation may leave a company open to various legal liabilities and in a position where the same issues can continuously arise.
Logic Security works closely with our client’s to help define what their objectives, requirements and expectations are in order to develop security policies in simple, easy to understand terms, derived from business requirements. We work with key personnel to gain an understanding of our client’s working environment and evaluate their major concerns. Logic Security is up to date with the latest regulatory compliance regulations, such as, Sarbanes-Oxley, PCI, HIPAA, FISMA, and more. We ensure that each client’s policies and procedures reflect the necessary requirements to be in full compliance.