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According to this year’s Price Waterhouse Coopers and DTI 2006 information Security Breaches Survey, most organisations now have an Internet policy in place.
So why is the Internet policy frequently ignored? Why, even with many security filters and controls available, do Internet policy breaches still occur? What are the issues that lead companies to turn to PolicyMatter to manage that Internet policy?
General Internet policy requirements
Looking at it, many organisations have created an Internet policy that comfortably meets all the above requirements. It’s not the Internet policy in itself where things fall apart. It’s in the shortcomings of traditional policy communication and management approaches.
Challenges:
With all the above, it leaves the owner of the Internet policy short in key areas. No effective record of who has read and agreed to it. Unable to ensure staff have read and agreed to the Internet policy. No effective measures to manage the inevitable changes occuring in the course of the Internet policy’s lifetime.
Hence PolicyMatter. PolicyMatter ensures staff read the Internet policy, show they’ve understood it, and lets the managers responsible for the Internet policy run audit trails tracking acceptance across the organisation. As it evolves, PolicyMatter also minimizes costs across its life cycle by automating changes and re-presenting the Internet policy on a regular basis if required. And to complete the security loop, PolicyMatter integrates with leading security filters to make sure the Internet policy is being implemented
PolicyMatter benefits for effective Internet policy management
PolicyMatter. Internet policy communication. Internet policy enforcement. Full Internet policy life-cycle management. To find out more, take a closer look at our policy management software.