Issue Specific Security Policy (ISSP)

Learning Objective: Develop an issue-specific security policy (ISSP) that can be used at home or small business.

Assignment Requirements

Consider your incident response plan (IRP) you created last week and discussed in the forum.

• Using a similar approach, draft a generic, sample ISSP that would be useful to any home computer user.
• Assume this policy could be available to the general public.
• Make sure you cover all of the critical aspects of a security policy.
• Get a second opinion on the ISSP's usability. You might use a family member, classmate, or a work colleague.
• Use that feedback to improve your policy. Include their feedback as part of your submission.
• NOTE: This means you'll need to complete your initial policy to provide enough time for feedback and improvement.

Submission Requirements

• Format: Microsoft Word
• Font: Arial, 12-Point, Double- Space
• Citation Style: APA
• Length: 12 pages