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How to Write Security Policies: A Guide Based on My Experience and SANS Templates

The very first time I was tasked to write a policy was a frightening day. Writing security policies can be a difficult task. It requires a deep understanding of the organization’s goals, objectives, and operations. It also requires an understanding of the threats, risks, and vulnerabilities that the organization faces.
 
These are some of the things I learned along the way. One must consider both internal and external threats, and to ensure that the policy is comprehensive and effective. It is essential to ensure that the policy is kept up to date with the changing technology landscape and the ever-evolving security landscape. Finally, it is important to ensure that all stakeholders understand the policy and are held accountable for their actions. Overall, it can be difficult to write security policies, but it is a necessary task for any organization.
 
But I must give credit where credit is due. SANS security policy templates have been incredibly helpful to me in understanding the process of policy creation. The templates provide a comprehensive list of topics and considerations to think about when creating a policy, from the scope of the policy to how to handle exceptions. The templates also provide a wide range of examples, which makes it easier to understand the different components of a policy. Additionally, the templates are designed to help ensure that all relevant security categories are considered when creating a policy. Overall, SANS security policy templates have been a great resource in helping me understand the process of policy creation.
 
 
Reference:
 
https://www.sans.org/information-security-policy/