5.11: Return of assets

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Upon change or termination of their employment, contract, or agreement, personnel and relevant parties must return all organization-owned assets in their possession to safeguard the organization's property during the transition process.

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5.11: Return of assets
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5.11: Return of assets
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Upon change or termination of their employment, contract, or agreement, personnel and relevant parties must return all organization-owned assets in their possession to safeguard the organization's property during the transition process.

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5.11: Return of assets
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ISO 27001 (2022): Full
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Process for removing hardware and access rights at termination of employment relationship
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Special supervision of dismissed workers
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Personnel security
Changes in employment relationships

Special supervision of dismissed workers

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