What is a comprehensive security policy?
DescriptionThe Comprehensive Security Program (CSP) is for companies that need to comply with multiple requirements, but do not want to be limited to documentation that is formatted to conform with the taxonomy ISO 27002 or NIST 800-53. Show
Strake Cyber provides businesses with exactly what they need to protect themselves – professionally written cybersecurity policies, control objectives, standards, controls, procedures, and guidelines at an affordable cost. Similar documentation standards can be found in Fortune 500 companies that have dedicated Governance, Risk & Compliance staff. The Comprehensive Security Program (CSP) also provides authoritative references for the statutory, regulatory and contractual requirements that need to be addressed.  Cybersecurity & Privacy Policies, Standards, and Controls For Your Company The CSP can serve as the foundation of your organization’s cybersecurity program. In addition to being comprised of leading security frameworks, we have also mapped controls and metrics. This provides a time savings of hundreds of hours. What Is The Comprehensive Security Program (CSP)?The Comprehensive Security Program is actionable documentation delivered in the strake/IR automation and reporting platform, in addition to security plans that are also delivered in Microsoft Office-based documentation (Word/Excel) that you can edit for your specific needs. An Excel version of the CSP is also included and comes with the following content:
The CSP consists of thirty-two (32) policies. Nested within these policies are the control objectives, standards, guidelines, and procedures that make your security program run. The structure of the CSP makes is easy to add or remove policy sections or controls, as your business needs change. Product Example – Comprehensive Security ProgramUsers have chosen the Comprehensive Security Program (CSP) because they:
Take a look at these examples to see the depth of expertise and detail the CSP contains: Cost Savings Estimate – Comprehensive Security Program (CSP)Writing cybersecurity documentation is complex and costly. Whether you use an internal team or cybersecurity consultant (at $300/hr+) the process can rapidly consume the time of your most senior and experienced cybersecurity experts as well as stretching the budget you need to combat day-to-day cyber risk. Regardless of which option you choose, the cost is steep in terms budget and lost productivity. Now you no longer have to choose between costly and costlier options for creating documentation you need to meet your cybersecurity requirements. Purchasing the Comprehensive Security Program from Strake Cyber provides the following benefits:
In addition, by delivering our documentation in the strake/IR procedure automation and reporting platform, companies dramatically reduce the staff time and cost required for cybersecurity program review, audit preparation, incident response, and post-incident documentation and analysis. What Problem Does The CSP Solve?
How Does the CSP Solve It?
Creating A Cybersecurity Program Based On Multiple Leading Frameworks Is Achievable!Our CSP covers the following leading frameworks and requirements. The CSP comes with an Excel spreadsheet that provides the mapping for the standards to these references:
Far More Than Just Policies & Standards – The CSP Comes with Mapped Controls and ProceduresThe CSP is a “best in class” hybrid that leverages numerous leading frameworks to create a comprehensive security program for your organization! The CSP comes with policies, standards, controls and metrics mapped to both the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) and the Center for Internet Security Critical Security Controls (CIS CSC), so you can choose which controls are most applicable to your organization! Due Care & Due Diligence – Jump Start Your RACI for “Ownership” of StandardsWe went the extra mile to help create a basic RACI-type mapping that identifies both the target Right-Sized ControlsThe CSP uses the NIST Cybersecurity Controls Framework (CSF) version 1.1 for its control set, so the controls are aligned with a leading framework for expected security controls. Key controls are identified from this control set and metrics are mapped to these controls. Mapping Standards to Leading FrameworksThe CSP maps twenty-four (24) leading frameworks! This includes the most common statutory, regulatory and contractual requirements that are expected from a security program. Plans That Scale & Evolve With Your BusinessUnlike some competitor’s packages that may leave you critically exposed, we offer a comprehensive Information Security solution to meet your specific compliance requirements. Why? In the real world, compliance is penalty-centric. If you have failed to perform “reasonably expected” steps to meet compliance with known standards, you’re inevitably going to face severe legal and financial penalties. The Comprehensive Security Program (CSP) follows a hierarchical approach to how the structure is designed, so that standards map to control objectives and control objectives map to policies. This allows for the standards to be logically grouped to support the policies.
Juggling Multiple Requirements? We Can HelpThe CSP currently maps to nearly 100 frameworks that includes mapped coverage of the following cybersecurity and privacy-related statutory, regulatory and contractual frameworks: What is meant by comprehensive security?Comprehensive security is an approach that goes beyond the traditional realist state-centric and military approach and includes human, economic and environmental dimensions as well as a subjective feeling of security or insecurity of individuals.
What are the 3 types of security policies?A: Three types of security policies in common use are program policies, issue-specific policies, and system-specific policies. Program policies are the highest-level and generally set the tone of the entire information security program. Issue-specific policies deal with a specific issues like email privacy.
What is need for a comprehensive cyber security policy?The purpose of this policy is to stipulate the suitable use of computer devices at the corporate/company. These rules protect the authorized user and therefore the company also. Inappropriate use exposes the corporate to risks including virus attacks, compromise of network systems and services, and legal issues.
What is meant by a security policy?By definition, security policy refers to clear, comprehensive, and well-defined plans, rules, and practices that regulate access to an organization's system and the information included in it. Good policy protects not only information and systems, but also individual employees and the organization as a whole.
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