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Privacy and Data Security PDS-1 - PDS-2

All companies should develop clear policies to safeguard critical data, protect their reputation, and discourage inappropriate employee behavior both online and offline. These cybersecurity policies need to be tailored to each organization and updated regularly as technology impacts daily transactions. Policies should be concise yet comprehensive, following good design practices and governance to remain relevant as business needs change over time. This document does not address all legislative requirements for certain industries like healthcare or financial services.

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Privacy and Data Security PDS-1 - PDS-2

All companies should develop clear policies to safeguard critical data, protect their reputation, and discourage inappropriate employee behavior both online and offline. These cybersecurity policies need to be tailored to each organization and updated regularly as technology impacts daily transactions. Policies should be concise yet comprehensive, following good design practices and governance to remain relevant as business needs change over time. This document does not address all legislative requirements for certain industries like healthcare or financial services.

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Privacy and Data Security PDS-1 - PDS-2

PDM-1 All companies should develop and maintain clear and robust policies for safeguar ding critical business data and sensitive information, protecting their reputation and discouraging inappropriat e behavior by employees. Many of these types of policies already exist for real world situations, but may n eed to be tailored to your organization and updated to reflect the increasing impact of cyberspace on every day transactions, both professional and personal. As with any other business document, cyber security policies shoul d follow good design and governance practices -- not so long that they become unusable, not so vague that they become meaningless, and reviewed on a regular basis to ensure that they stay pertinent as your business needs change. Please note that this document does not address all policy requirements for busi nesses that fall under legislative acts or directives, such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Sarbanes-Oxley Act or other federal, state or local statutes. Cyber Plan Action Items:

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