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5.4.1 Security Policy
When creating Security Policy, the
first order of business is determining who needs access. The principle
of least privilege, in which each user is given the minimum access and
network privileges needed to do their job, is the commonly accepted
practice.
Management has concerns about data
protection. Legal cares about keeping the company out of court. The
technical folks have to implement the policies, and users fear policies
will impact their ability to get work done. In addition to our coverage
of the topic, some management-level information on the types of information
you might want in your corporate security policy can be found in the
Enterprise Directory and Security Implementation Guide429 by Carrington et al.
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429. Carrington, Charles, Timothy Speed, Juanita Ellis and Steffano Korper, Enterprise Directory and Security Implementation Guide, Academic Press, August, 2002, http://www.nerdbooks.com/item.html?id=0121604527
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