James
Sat Apr 30 15:42:07 CDT 2005
Does Microsoft provide any solutions for these cases??
"Steven L Umbach" wrote:
> You can buy existing security policies. This is something must be correct as
> a wrong wording of a policy can come back to haunt you or the company at a
> later time. This is not my area of expertise but the weekends are usually
> slow on the newsgroups so I added my two cents. The links below are to a
> couple of resources I found that may help get you started. Some of these are
> not cheap but then again writing a policy from scratch is not something a
> company could expect to get for little cost. Good luck. --- Steve
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http://www.sans.org/resources/policies/
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http://www.bitpipe.com/data/rlist?t=1026754190_35796538&src=google
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http://www.baselinesoft.com/
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http://www.iso-17799.com/iso.htm
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> "James" <James@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:95910A1B-E45D-4FB2-9CB5-04E0DE5AEB36@microsoft.com...
> > Hi to everyone!!
> >
> > I don't know if i'm in the right place or not but i have a question
> > regarding writing a security policy for a company.
> >
> > The client has multiple servers running Novell 6.0 + NT PDC + Memeber
> > Servers windows 200x + Unix SCO servers in the environment.
> > They want to me to write a security policy or what are the procedure when
> > somebody left the company or been fired, when a high ranking IT manager
> > who
> > knows all the passwords and all wants to leave or fired.
> > what to do??? first actions??....
> > examples like disable account, changing the passwords,at NT + NOVELL +
> > UNIX
> > at e-mail, VPN and so on...
> > Ex: when been fired , the person is escorted to the door.
> >
> > I need help!! i need an exisitng procedure to base on..
> > Please help
> > ant suggestions.
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