Security Program & Policy Development

Most companies need a core set of policies covering access control, passwords, device usage, data handling, and incident response. The exact number depends on size and industry requirements, but 10–20 clear documents are usually enough. A strong information security program focuses on practicality, not quantity, so you only create what your business actually needs.

Policies should be reviewed yearly or whenever significant changes occur — such as new tools, new processes, or a security incident. Regular updates ensure documents stay relevant and reflect how your team works today. Many organizations also refresh policies before audits or certifications to ensure compliance.

Yes. Most companies already have partial or outdated documents that only need cleanup and more precise wording. We revise your security documentation, remove confusion, fill gaps, and update content to match your current environment. This approach saves time while still giving you strong, usable policies.

Not always, but aligning with frameworks like ISO 27001 policies or NIST helps ensure nothing important is missed. Many businesses choose a framework because it simplifies audits and brings structure to their security program. We help you map your policies to whichever framework fits your goals.

Policies work only when they are simple and easy to read. We write documents in plain language, avoiding technical terms that confuse employees. We also provide rollout guidance, summaries, and short explanations so staff understand what the policy means and what they should do.

Yes. Many audits require written rules, roles, and controls as part of compliance checks. We ensure your documents are complete, transparent, and aligned with audit expectations. We also help prepare supporting evidence and organize your information security program to avoid delays or gaps.