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Your boss has asked you to prepare a security policy for your organization addressing a new option he wants to pilot - Bring Your Own Device (BYOD. He wants to allow users to use their own laptops and cell phones for work purposes. Prepare a policy for the organization that identifies at least 10 controls (be certain to use "strong policy language) to which you expect users to adhere. Use the template provided to you and address all of the sections in the template. Grading Element Point Value Structure: points Policy is well-written, grammatically correct, and properly cited Full sentences are used (even where pullets are indicated) Completeness: 15 points All sections are completed as directed Policy includes 10 policy directives statements) that users will be expected to follow Applicable roles from the text to which this policy will apply are included in the Audience section Relevancy: 10 points Risks addressed in the background and policy are relevant to the threats and controls that one would expect if allowing users to bring their own devices into the network. LLIUSuitEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe/TempState/Downloads/ - + Fit to page ID Page view Your Name: Prof. Balmakhtar Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policy Introduction Mari Communication, Inc. ("Mar 1Com) grants its employees the privilege of purchasing and using smartphones and tablets of their choosing at work for their convenience. Effective Date MarlCom's BYOD policy becomes effective on February 1, 2016. Audience Mar 1Com's BYOD policy applies to all full-time employees, contractors, consultants, part-time staff, and temporary workers and other personnel Background Mar 1Com's mission is Based on research analysis performed by the company it was identified that overall productivity increases as employees use is their own devices... Definitions BYOD (Bring Your On Device): Refers to the policy of allowing employees to bring personally owned devices to the workplace. Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policy . All employees using approved BYODs are required to sign the BYOD policy Without exception, mobile devices must be password protected Users are not permitted to erase the built-in limitations on their Apple iOS-based.. Disciplinary Actions MartCom's most critical resource is its people we pledge to employees that all potential BYOD infractions will be evaluated on individual circumstances such as References Your boss has asked you to prepare a security policy for your organization addressing a new option he wants to pilot - Bring Your Own Device (BYOD. He wants to allow users to use their own laptops and cell phones for work purposes. Prepare a policy for the organization that identifies at least 10 controls (be certain to use "strong policy language) to which you expect users to adhere. Use the template provided to you and address all of the sections in the template. Grading Element Point Value Structure: points Policy is well-written, grammatically correct, and properly cited Full sentences are used (even where pullets are indicated) Completeness: 15 points All sections are completed as directed Policy includes 10 policy directives statements) that users will be expected to follow Applicable roles from the text to which this policy will apply are included in the Audience section Relevancy: 10 points Risks addressed in the background and policy are relevant to the threats and controls that one would expect if allowing users to bring their own devices into the network. LLIUSuitEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe/TempState/Downloads/ - + Fit to page ID Page view Your Name: Prof. Balmakhtar Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policy Introduction Mari Communication, Inc. ("Mar 1Com) grants its employees the privilege of purchasing and using smartphones and tablets of their choosing at work for their convenience. Effective Date MarlCom's BYOD policy becomes effective on February 1, 2016. Audience Mar 1Com's BYOD policy applies to all full-time employees, contractors, consultants, part-time staff, and temporary workers and other personnel Background Mar 1Com's mission is Based on research analysis performed by the company it was identified that overall productivity increases as employees use is their own devices... Definitions BYOD (Bring Your On Device): Refers to the policy of allowing employees to bring personally owned devices to the workplace. Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Policy . All employees using approved BYODs are required to sign the BYOD policy Without exception, mobile devices must be password protected Users are not permitted to erase the built-in limitations on their Apple iOS-based.. Disciplinary Actions MartCom's most critical resource is its people we pledge to employees that all potential BYOD infractions will be evaluated on individual circumstances such as References