Search online for one example of the security policies covered in this module such as BYOD, AUP, NDA, password, privileged user agreement, and anti-malware. How is this policy implemented on systems to protect a network?
One example of a security policy covered in this module is the Acceptable Use Policy (AUP).
An AUP outlines the acceptable and unacceptable ways in which employees can use company resources, including the internet, email, and company devices. By clearly defining what behavior is allowed and prohibited, an AUP helps to protect the network from security threats and ensures that employees understand their responsibilities when using company resources.
To implement an AUP on systems to protect a network, organizations typically require employees to acknowledge and agree to the policy when they start their employment. Companies may also use technical controls such as content filtering software to prevent employees from accessing prohibited websites or downloading malicious content. Regular training and communication about the AUP can also help ensure that employees are aware of the policy and follow its guidelines. Additionally, monitoring and auditing systems can be used to track employee behavior and enforce compliance with the AUP.