Policy: Laptop Security: Difference between revisions

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In addition, portable computers are especially vulnerable to physical damage or loss, and theft, either for resale or for the information they contain which is a vital asset of the Organization.

This policy refers to certain general information security policies, but the specific information given here is directly relevant to the organization-owned laptops, see [[Procedure: Laptop ~~Subsidy~~|Laptop Subsidy]].

This policy refers to certain general information security policies, but the specific information given here is directly relevant to the organization-owned laptops, see [[Procedure: Laptop subsidy|Laptop Subsidy]].

Policy: Laptop Security: Difference between revisions

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	In addition, portable computers are especially vulnerable to physical damage or loss, and theft, either for resale or for the information they contain which is a vital asset of the Organization.		In addition, portable computers are especially vulnerable to physical damage or loss, and theft, either for resale or for the information they contain which is a vital asset of the Organization.

	This policy refers to certain general information security policies, but the specific information given here is directly relevant to the organization-owned laptops, see [[Procedure: Laptop ~~Subsidy~~\|Laptop Subsidy]].		This policy refers to certain general information security policies, but the specific information given here is directly relevant to the organization-owned laptops, see [[Procedure: Laptop subsidy\|Laptop Subsidy]].