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Intent of Telework

Management Concerns

Building a Telework Program

Define Management Support

Assemble a Program Team

Determine Program Goals

Employee & Work Suitability

Workplace & Legal Issues

Policies & Forms

Telework Policy

Telework Agreement

Electronic Communications

Records Retention Policy

Security Policy

Continuity of Operations Plan

Forms

Equipment Decisions

Training

Manager Participation

Telework Coordinator

Program Communication

Program Promotion

Manager Evaluations

 

The term "Security Policy" is quite generic and may mean different things in different organizations. It is mentioned in the context of telework only as a reminder that various policies and procedures related to security should be reviewed to see if they need to be amended to incorporate telework.

Security policies may be designed to protect the integrity, confidentiality and availability of information assets and resources. Topics addressed may include an electronics communication or acceptable use, network access, data backup and archiving, records retention, work on inventions or patents, or other trade secrets. In many cases these topics are addressed in separate policies, which together for an organizations security policy.

Remember all such policies should be reviewed from time to time to see if updates are required. The introduction of telework may be a good time for such a review.

Security policies apply to everyone, not just teleworkers, so be sure to notify all employees of changes.

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Workplace & Legal Issues

 

On the Web

Information Security Policy Development Guide

The SANS Reading Room contains many whitepapers addressing security


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This page was last updated on May 23, 2009