Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Security Policy

The policy does not prohibhit the use neither controls the use of devices not owned and managed by the agency within the public zone. The policy is explicitly applicable for devices that are not owned and managed by the agency being intended to be used in the user zone.

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Section B: Building Resilience - qcert.org

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20 B4. The effectiveness of the four components of resilience (Resistance, Reliability, Redundancy and Response/Recovery) can be assessed using the Resilience Cycle

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