Transcription of Information Security and Privacy Best Practices
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241 When designing and implementing the Information Security and Privacy program described in Chapters 4 and 5, it is critical to benchmark against the best Practices in this discipline. Best Practices should be understood as the minimum aspirations for an organization s policies, procedures, and controls. Due to the unique requirements of individual organizations and their differing geographies, industries, and clients, no one set of best Practices will govern the ultimate selections by any organization. But any variances from accepted best Practices should be justified and documented. This chapter begins with some best Practices that should be appropriate for almost any organization s Information Security and Privacy policies. It then discusses in more detail a best practice approach to responding to a data breach, including working with external resources.
When designing and implementing the information security and privacy program described in Chapters 4 and 5, it is critical to benchmark against the best practices in ... where it collects, uses, or stores personal data • The types of information security and privacy audits the organization
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