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On the buzzword 'security policy'
Proceedings. 1991 IEEE Computer Society Symposium on Research in Security and Privacy, 2002It is pointed out that, although the term 'security policy' is fundamental to computer security, its conflicting meanings have obscured important conceptual distinctions, especially where concerns other than confidentiality are involved. A clearer definition is needed to clarify routine technical discourse, facilitate resolution of key research issues,
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Interactive simulation of security policies
Proceedings of the 2002 ACM symposium on Applied computing, 2002A general framework for simulating security policies interactively is developed by ASMs (Gurevich's Abstract State Machines) and then mechanised by the ASM Workbench. The ASM external functions make it possible to simulate under the environmental influence the behaviour of a policy.
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1991
The major components of a balanced security programme are: existence of a comprehensive security policy; development and implementation of detailed security procedures; a method of monitoring compliance with, and the results of, such procedures.
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The major components of a balanced security programme are: existence of a comprehensive security policy; development and implementation of detailed security procedures; a method of monitoring compliance with, and the results of, such procedures.
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2013
Asking users to upload important documents and information content to SharePoint without providing a level of security to protect their data is like driving without a seatbelt. Users like to know that their data is secure when they are asked to move it from their work machines to shared servers and collaborative platforms, like SharePoint.
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Asking users to upload important documents and information content to SharePoint without providing a level of security to protect their data is like driving without a seatbelt. Users like to know that their data is secure when they are asked to move it from their work machines to shared servers and collaborative platforms, like SharePoint.
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Information security policies’ compliance: a perspective for higher education institutions
Journal of Computer Information Systems, 2020Sadaf Hina
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Nutrition and food security in Nepal: a narrative review of policies
Nutrition Reviews, 2023Mukesh Adhikari +2 more
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