Information Security Toolkit - by section
The individual sections of the Toolkit may be downloaded from the links below. Please note that each section should be read alongside the Introduction and How to use guide and then used to develop appropriate information security elements for inclusion in your organisation's policies.
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Introduction
How to use the Toolkit
A: Information security policy and infrastructure
B: Business continuity management and planning
C: Compliance
D: Outsourcing and third parties
E: Personnel
F: Operations
G: Information handling
H: User management
I: Use of computers
J: System planning
K: System management
L: Network management
M: Software management
N: Mobile computing
O: Teleworking
P: Cryptography
Appendix 1: UCISA Document to BS7799 control mapping
Appendix 2: BS7799 control to UCISA Document mapping
