3.2.1: Determine a strategy and guidelines for security monitoring

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Determine a strategy and guidelines for security monitoring. The following should be described: a) Purpose and usage of collected data. b) Which data to collect. c) Secure storage of data (including storage and processing of data related to legal processes). d) Capacity planning for collected data. e) Access control of collected data. f) Collation of logs from the organisation’s different devices and services. g) Deletion of data. h) Audit frequency for the strategy (at least once a year and on particular occasions, e.g. after a major event such as a cyberattack).

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NSM ICT Security Principles (Norway)
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Determine a strategy and guidelines for security monitoring. The following should be described: a) Purpose and usage of collected data. b) Which data to collect. c) Secure storage of data (including storage and processing of data related to legal processes). d) Capacity planning for collected data. e) Access control of collected data. f) Collation of logs from the organisation’s different devices and services. g) Deletion of data. h) Audit frequency for the strategy (at least once a year and on particular occasions, e.g. after a major event such as a cyberattack).

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3.2.1: Determine a strategy and guidelines for security monitoring
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