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However, here are some general security governance policy areas that a company like Disney may consider:
Information Security Policy: Defines the scope and purpose of information security at the organization level.
Access Control Policy: Specifies procedures and controls for granting or revoking access rights to systems, applications and data based on job roles or responsibilities.
Incident Response Plan: Outlines how the company will respond in the event of a cyber incident such as data breach or system outage.
Data Classification Policy: Describes how sensitive data is classified according to its risk level and outlines guidelines for handling each classification category accordingly.
Password Management Policy: Establishes rules around password complexity requirements, frequency of change, reuse prevention etc., in order to minimize risks from unauthorized access attempts.
Acceptable Use Policy (AUP): Sets clear standards on acceptable use of corporate resources including technology devices/software/networks by employees while they're working for the company
Physical Security Policy - Identifies measures taken to prevent unauthorized physical access, damage or theft of assets within premises where business operations are carried out