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The NIST Framework is a great place to start when you know you need to get started on bettering your security posture for your business.

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Media Protection Policy Template This policy aims to ensure secure access, storage, transport, and disposal of IT media resources in compliance with NIST standards. Key provisions include: 1. Media Access: Restrict access to defined digital/non-digital media to authorized personnel. Mark media with appropriate security labels. 2. Media Storage: Physically control and securely store media within designated areas. Protect media until sanitization or destruction. 3. Media Transport: Protect and maintain accountability for media transported outside controlled areas. Document and restrict transport activities. 4. Media Sanitization: Sanitize media prior to disposal, release, or reuse using approved standards and procedures. 5. Media Use: Prohibit unapproved use of specified media on organizational equipment. Policy violations may result in disciplinary action, contract termination, and civil/criminal penalties. Exception requests must be reviewed and approved by the CISO and CIO. The Chief Information Office and Information System Owners are responsible for this policy.

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You must fortify your defenses if you want to protect your business from cyberattacks. However, without an IT hero, it can be tough to implement a solid response strategy. Don't let IT challenges slow down your business. Partner with an experienced IT service provider like us for reliable incident response solutions. Talk to us now!

You must fortify your defenses if you want to protect your business from cyberattacks. However, without an IT hero, it can be tough to implement a solid response strategy. Don't let IT challenges slow down your business. Partner with an experienced IT service provider like us for reliable incident response solutions. Talk to us now!