Policy Manager

Our cybersecurity policy management tool includes eight of the most-requested security and compliance policies customers, regulators, and your team will need.

Policies are professionally written and easily understood by your whole team.

Creating a new policy is simple. You’ll answer a few questions that tailors the policy document to your business and then receive both a sharable link to the new policy as well as an editable Microsoft Word version in your email if your team would like to further customize it.

Uploading existing policies is easy as well, and matching policy rollout modules in your program make it easy to assign and gain exportable acknowledgement from your team that they have read and understand the policy.

Policies currently available:

Acceptable Use

One very important aspect of security is how technology resources such as the company network, computers, or project management and other collaboration tools are used.

This policy lays out key points that cover the secure use of these technology tools and resources.

Backup & Retention

Proper backup, retention of important data, and the procedures necessary to recover from an incident of data loss are critical aspects in any cyber security program.

This policy sets forth requirements for identifying, backing up, retaining, and recovering data, as well as details the systems and preparations now available to you as part of your action plan.

Business Continuity‍

A business continuity plan helps your team understand how to restore critical business functions if they are ever interrupted.

Data Security

The Data Security Policy outlines behaviors expected of employees when dealing with data and provides a classification of the types of data with which you should be concerned.

Incident Response

An incident response plan helps your team understand how to prepare for security incidents, and how to respond if they occur.

Network Security

A network security policy is a critical asset, and therefore requires adequate protection, as outlined in this policy.

Risk Assessment & Management

In order for your company to adequately protect the data we use, it is essential to identify the risks our data faces and ensure we’ve prepared adequate safeguards against such risks.

SDLC & QA

Software development life cycle and quality assurance are two major parts of a business and it is important to implement security. This policy will apply to all systems, whether they are developed in-house or purchased and integrated into your operations.