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 What do I need to provide?
We require a high-resolution company logo file (JPG, GIF or BMP), your company’s official name, and your company’s common name. You will be prompted to upload this information prior to payment and will be able to proof the cover page before finalizing the purchase.
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Common Name (examples) |
| Beaverton Valley Chamber of Commerce |
BVCC |
| City of Lake Tualatin |
COLT |
| SonomaTechnology Consulting, Inc. |
SonomaTech |
The Industry’s First On-Demand, Customized Information Security Policy Manual
Small and medium businesses (SMBs) have always been at a disadvantage when it comes to securing their networks from threats. Generally, the lack of expertise and staffing are the contributing factors, but the overwhelming issue is a false sense of security. Unfortunately, ignorance is not bliss! What your employees do not know has the proven ability to hurt your company. In terms of liability for a company, security does not exist until it is documented.
It is well documented that the lack of standards and lack of employee awareness are the leading causes of security breaches, malware infections (e.g. viruses & spyware), and identity theft. If you have 2 or more employees, an Information Security Policy Manual (ISPM) is just as important as the professional liability insurance you carry on your business.
The benefits of Information Security for small and medium businesses are many:
- Decreased costs - less reactive IT support
- Improved productivity - decreased distractions
- Decreased virus & spyware outbreaks
- More efficient operations
- Better performing network & computers
- Better accountability of assets & resources
- Better educated & trained employees
Information Security Policy Manual (ISPM) highlights:
- Policies are based on ISO 17799.
- 37 topics specifically tailored for small to medium businesses
- Covers GLBA, SOX, HIPAA and FACTA
- Includes Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) appointment orders and employee acknowledgement forms
Most small and medium businesses do not have their own IT staff or consultants to rely upon. They primarily have someone part time or on call to fix computers or troubleshoot network problems. These IT service providers may be skilled at the “break / fix” work they perform, but they lack the expertise required to adequately advise a company on Information Security trends and vulnerabilities. Most companies cannot afford to hire a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) to write a custom information security policy manual. This knowledge gap is a weakness that affects your ability to proactively protect your company, your employees, your clients, and you as a business owner.
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