Guest Access Policy
The Guest Access Policy states the company's policy for allowing guests, such as contractors or visitors, to connect to the corporate network. The policy covers AUP acceptance, account use, security of guest machines, guest infrastructure requirements, and more.
Allowing guests to access the company network is sometimes necessary, but this access can introduce outside threats and thus must be tightly controlled. A sound policy on guest network access will reduce risk and ensure consistent application of security standards across the company.
A Guest Access Policy from your EZ Security Policy pack will include the following detailed sections:
1. Overview
2. Purpose
3. Scope
4. Policy
4.1. Granting Guest Access
4.1.1. Acceptable Use Policy Acceptance
4.1.2. Approval
4.1.3. Account Use
4.1.4. Security of Guest Machines
4.2. Guest Access Infrastructure Requirements
4.3. Restrictions on Guest Access
4.4. Monitoring of Guest Access
4.5. Applicability of Other Policies
5. Enforcement
6. Definitions
7. Revision History
Included in the Silver and Gold packages.
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Our security policies were written based on a cohesive and integrated approach using security best practices stemming from the C-I-A triad of confidentiality, integrity, and availability. This approach aligns with both real-world and industry standard-based objectives, resulting in an invaluable resource for your security policy management. A Guest Access Policy from your EZ Security Policy pack will provide the foundation for a realistic, practical implementation of your IT security policy program.
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