.Why is maintaining secrecy of company information so important? What types of misuses come to mind when there are no safeguards to protect the confidentiality of information? In what types of illegal activities may confidentiality restrictions, if successfully applied, lead to a reduction or elimination of the activity?

Why should business information be kept secret? Where would we be if we couldn't protect our privacy? Some crimes may be less likely to happen or not happen at all if they are kept secret.

Is there a service or countermeasure that can be used to ensure the security of information? Find out who would benefit from using this specific countermeasure or service and why?

When it comes to the safeguarding of sensitive information, what kinds of safeguards are available to be implemented?

What is the definition of privacy as it relates to information security? How is this definition of privacy different from the everyday definition? Why is this difference significant?

What sorts of problems arise in the context of corporate security?

A security policy is a document that provides employees with clear instructions about acceptable use of company confidential information, explains how the company secures data resources and what it expects of the people who work with this information. Most importantly, the policy is designed with enough flexibility to be amended when necessary. You are working in organization X, and you are supposed to develop an issue-specific security policy, you can pick one issue from Table.1 [1] (In the photos) Your Task is: To develop the different sections of your policy and adequate procedure(s), you can refer to SANS Policy Templates [2]. References: [1] Developing an Information Security Policy: A Case Study Approach, Fayez Hussain Alqahtani. 4th Information Systems International Conference 2017, ISICO 2017, 6-8 November 2017, Bali, Indonesia. [2] https://www.sans.org/information-security-policy/

Interns who appear to be violating many security policies are confronted by the CISO, who hears their complaints. The company claims its employees don't encrypt their computers, listen to music without a license, share files between work and personal devices, waste too much time on social media, and illegally access pornographic material. The CISO suggests drafting a security document (Rules of Behavior) with at least 15 rules outlining the conduct that is and is not acceptable on the company's network.

When it comes to information security, what exactly does the phrase "privacy" mean?? Do people of all ages feel the same way about privacy?

With conspiracy to commit fraud what are the security vulnerabilities that were exploited?