What information security policy hierarchy has your organization adopted i.e., policy, standards, controls, procedures / secure baseline configuration?

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IT Manager in Consumer Goods2 years ago

Policies, Standards, Guidelines, Procedures

Manager, Cybersecurity in Travel and Hospitality2 years ago

Policy sets goals, Standards define rules. Controls implement standards, procedures detail steps. Secure baseline config ensures compliance.

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