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Explore comprehensive examples and templates to enhance your cybersecurity efforts.

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Explore our document packages, designed to simplify your cybersecurity and compliance journey. Each package includes detailed examples and templates to meet the needs of organizations of all sizes and industries. Whether you’re establishing policies, defining roles, preparing for incidents, or building a NIST-compliant CPLP strategy, these resources have you covered.

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Tailor your investment to your needs with our flexible pricing options designed for every budget.

$1000

For any single package. Choose from:

  • 20 customizable policies
  • 19 role descriptions
  • 12 incident playbooks

$1800

For any two packages

  • Combine policies, roles, or playbooks
  • Save $200
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$2500

For all three packages

  • Comprehensive coverage
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Exceptional Value with Our Document Packages

Invest in ready-to-use materials to accelerate compliance and enhance your cybersecurity framework.

Information Security Policy Examples

Customizable policies to establish a robust security framework for your organization.

20 Policies

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Roles and Responsibilities Descriptions

Detailed descriptions for key security roles, ensuring clarity and accountability.

19 Roles

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Cyber Incident Playbooks

Step-by-step guides to effectively manage and mitigate cybersecurity incidents.

12 Playbooks

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NIST CPLP Strategy Examples

Tailored strategies for various industries and organizational needs. Sold separately.

20 Industries

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Investing in these document packages is a cost-effective way to equip your team with the tools needed to protect your organization from evolving cyber threats while accelerating your compliance efforts.

How to Create a NIST Compliant CPLP Strategy

Discover our free guide to building a tailored Cybersecurity and Privacy Learning Program (CPLP) strategy that aligns with NIST standards.

This comprehensive guide provides:

  • A step-by-step approach to assess your organization’s unique cybersecurity and privacy needs.
  • Best practices for defining learning objectives and aligning them with organizational goals.
  • Insights into creating scalable, effective training solutions that foster a culture of security and compliance.

Perfect for organizations looking to establish a strong foundation for compliance and security awareness, this guide is designed to help you succeed without additional cost.

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Information Security Policy Examples

These examples provide customizable templates for crafting effective information security policies. They address topics such as access control, data classification, and incident response to ensure your organization meets industry best practices.

Policy Details

Information Security Policy

Establishes the overarching security objectives and principles for protecting data and resources.

Access Control Policy

Defines how access to systems and data is granted, managed, and revoked to minimize unauthorized access.

Risk Management Policy

Outlines the processes for identifying, assessing, and mitigating security risks.

Acceptable Use Policy

Sets the rules for how employees may use company systems, networks, and resources responsibly.

Incident Management Policy

Provides a structured approach for identifying, responding to, and recovering from security incidents.

Data Classification and Handling Policy

Defines how data is classified (e.g., confidential, public) and the required handling procedures for each category.

Encryption Policy

Specifies the use of encryption technologies to protect data in transit and at rest.

Secure Development Policy

Establishes guidelines for building and maintaining secure software and systems.

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Policy

Ensures continuity of operations during disruptions through planning and preparedness.

Third-Party and Vendor Risk Management Policy

Governs how third-party relationships are managed to mitigate supply chain risks.

Mobile Device and Remote Working Policy

Sets the rules for securely using mobile devices and working remotely.

Patch Management Policy

Defines procedures for keeping systems up-to-date with security patches and updates.

Backup and Recovery Policy

Ensures critical data is regularly backed up and can be restored promptly during disruptions.

Cloud Security Policy

Establishes security requirements and best practices for using cloud services.

Physical Security Policy

Protects physical access to organizational facilities and sensitive assets.

Logging and Monitoring Policy

Details how security logs are generated, monitored, and reviewed to detect threats and ensure compliance.

Privacy and Data Protection Policy

Defines how personal data is collected, processed, and protected to meet privacy laws and regulations.

Internet and Email Usage Policy

Provides guidelines for safe and appropriate use of email and internet resources.

Anti-Malware Policy

Establishes requirements for detecting and preventing malware threats.

Training and Awareness Policy

Ensures all employees are educated about cybersecurity risks and their roles in maintaining security.


Roles and Responsibilities Examples

Define key security roles within your organization, from CISOs to incident response teams. These examples help delineate responsibilities and ensure accountability across your organization’s cybersecurity framework.

Roles and Responsibilities

Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)

Oversees the organization's overall information security strategy and ensures its alignment with business goals.

Information Security Manager (ISM)

Manages the implementation of information security policies, controls, and systems within the organization.

IT Security Specialist

Focuses on protecting the organization's IT infrastructure, systems, and applications from cyber threats.

Compliance Officer

Ensures adherence to regulatory requirements and internal policies to maintain compliance and reduce risk.

Incident Response Analyst

Responds to and mitigates the effects of cybersecurity incidents to minimize impact.

Risk Manager

Identifies, assesses, and mitigates risks to the organization’s information and systems.

Network Security Engineer

Designs and implements secure network solutions to protect organizational systems and data.

Application Security Specialist

Ensures that software applications are developed and deployed securely.

Data Protection Officer (DPO)

Oversees data privacy practices and ensures compliance with privacy regulations.

Access Control Administrator

Manages access permissions to systems and data, ensuring compliance with policies.

Security Awareness and Training Coordinator

Develops and delivers training programs to enhance employee cybersecurity awareness.

Business Continuity Manager

Plans and manages processes to ensure business operations can continue during disruptions.

Third-Party Risk Manager

Manages risks associated with external vendors and partners.

Cloud Security Engineer

Secures cloud-based systems and ensures adherence to security best practices.

Security Auditor

Conducts audits to ensure compliance with security policies and regulations.

Identity and Access Management (IAM) Specialist

Focuses on secure management of user identities and system access permissions.

Penetration Tester / Ethical Hacker

Tests system vulnerabilities by simulating real-world attacks to identify weaknesses.

Security Architect

Designs and implements secure architectures for organizational systems and networks.

Forensic Analyst

Analyzes digital evidence to investigate and prevent cybersecurity incidents.


Cyber Incident Playbook Examples

Step-by-step guides to manage cybersecurity incidents effectively. From phishing response to ransomware mitigation, these playbooks provide actionable plans for your team.

Cyber Incident Playbooks

Comprehensive response plans to handle a variety of cybersecurity incidents effectively.

Insider Threats

Covers incidents involving malicious or accidental actions by employees, contractors, or partners that compromise security.

Unauthorized Access

Focuses on incidents involving unauthorized access to systems, accounts, or data.

Social Engineering Attacks

Addresses attacks like pretexting, baiting, and impersonation, where attackers manipulate human behavior.

Zero-Day Exploits

Covers procedures for handling vulnerabilities that are exploited before being publicly disclosed.

Advanced Persistent Threats (APT)

Focuses on long-term, sophisticated cyber-attacks aimed at sensitive information theft.

Physical Security Incidents

Involves response plans for incidents where physical security is compromised, such as unauthorized entry or device theft.

Misconfiguration or Human Error

Addresses incidents arising from system misconfigurations or accidental data exposure by employees.

Phishing

Covers response steps to handle phishing attempts, including email-based attacks designed to steal credentials.

Data Breach/Theft

Focuses on incidents where sensitive information is stolen or exposed, including containment and recovery strategies.

Malware

Provides response steps to detect, contain, and remove malware infections, such as viruses and Trojans.

Ransomware

Focuses on handling ransomware attacks, including data recovery and mitigating financial impact.

Denial of Service

Outlines response plans for DoS and DDoS attacks to restore system availability and mitigate disruptions.


NIST compliant CPLP Strategy Examples

Comprehensive strategy examples to guide your organization in developing a NIST-compliant Cybersecurity and Privacy Learning Program (CPLP). Includes practical insights and structured approaches.

NIST CPLP Strategy Examples

Tailored strategies for various industries and organizational needs. Sold separately.

Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)

Focus on cost-effective, scalable, and practical solutions tailored to their limited resources and compliance needs.

Large Enterprises and Corporations

Emphasis on comprehensive training programs for a large, diverse workforce, often spanning multiple locations and departments.

Government Agencies

Addressing strict regulatory requirements, public trust, and the unique challenges of managing sensitive or classified information.

Educational Institutions

Focus on protecting student and staff data, fostering cybersecurity awareness, and addressing risks tied to remote learning technologies.

Healthcare Organizations

Emphasis on compliance with regulations like HIPAA, securing patient data, and addressing risks posed by interconnected medical devices.

Financial Institutions

Addressing strict regulatory frameworks, securing sensitive financial data, and focusing on fraud prevention and incident response.

Nonprofit Organizations

Tailoring cost-efficient programs that focus on protecting donor and beneficiary data with limited resources.

Critical Infrastructure Providers

Focus on securing operational technology systems and protecting against nation-state cyber threats.

Retail and E-Commerce Businesses

Emphasis on securing payment systems, safeguarding customer data, and meeting PCI DSS and GDPR compliance.

Technology and Software Companies

Training focused on secure coding practices, incident response, and compliance with international data protection standards.

Startups

Developing a foundation for security culture and privacy awareness during rapid growth.

Manufacturing and Supply Chain Businesses

Addressing cybersecurity risks in supply chains, securing operational technology, and protecting intellectual property.

Remote and Hybrid Workforce Organizations

Tailoring training to address risks associated with remote access, endpoint security, and secure collaboration tools.

Legal and Professional Services Firms

Emphasis on securing client data, managing compliance, and mitigating insider threats.

Energy and Utilities Sector

Focusing on protecting critical infrastructure, securing SCADA systems, and training for incident response.

Telecommunications Companies

Addressing risks related to customer data, infrastructure resilience, and compliance with telecom-specific regulations.

Hospitality and Tourism Industry

Protecting customer data (e.g., payment details, reservation info) and addressing cybersecurity challenges in dynamic environments.

Law Enforcement and Defense Agencies

Securing classified information, responding to cyber warfare tactics, and training for operational security.

Media and Entertainment Industry

Protecting intellectual property, managing insider threats, and addressing cybersecurity in digital streaming.

Research and Development Organizations

Focus on protecting sensitive intellectual property, securing collaboration platforms, and mitigating risks in data-sharing partnerships.

Strategy Examples are USD $1000 per sample