Definitions for "Security policy"
A document which states the requirements and good practices regarding the security protections and operational control.
A set of rules and practices that regulate how a system provides security services to protect sensitive and critical resources. A firewall implements a security policy that defines the services and access to be permitted from the restricted network. A firewall policy must balance between protecting the network from known risks while still providing users reasonable access to network resources. It is important to define the policy before implementing a firewall.
The set of laws, rules, and practices that regulates how an organization manages, protects, and distributes sensitive information.
a document that describes how your organisation will enforce security
a mapping from a set of properties that characterize running code to the permissions granted the code
a set of correctness constraints
a Tcl script or a shared library that is loaded into an unsafe master interpreter
a broad document which describes the management views on the overall way in which they want to control the security of information
a document that describes a company's most important assets, why they are important, and what would happen to the company if someone stole the information, changed it, or even destroyed it
a dynamic document because the network itself is always evolving
Keywords:  token
The set of criteria for the provision of Security Services . source: ITU-T X.800 domain: Security usage: EU-P103
a set of criteria for the provision of security services
a set of protocols and procedures for implementing security in an Information Technology (IT) environment
Keywords:  segment
Keywords:  depth, thought, well, particular, plan
a well thought out plan and in-depth knowledge of your particular network
a great help to designers, implementers, operators, managers, and users of a system
an essential part of any well-designed strategy
defines "security" for a particular system; made up of properties that must hold for the system to be "secure." A violation of one or more properties means that the system is not secure.
an expression of the desired behavior of an application or environment
a restriction on the type of access or view that a user can acquire