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I researched Sans.org, SHRM, and workable.com and found that companies through their internet policy are concerned about security, confidentiality, and productivity. I studied deeply the internet related policies of the above three organizations and found below point as common:
Internet access is to be used for business purposes only. Capabilities for the following standard Internet services will be provided to users as needed:
Email- The email messages from and to the internet, and with or without document attachment, were allowed for business purposes only, and very little scope for personal emails. And the employees were strictly alarmed not to open any spam messages, or download any such attachment to the organization device. And as far as navigation is concerned, the WWW services were allowed to be accessed for business purposes only, and through the HTTP tools only. And there was limited access from the internet to the companies web server merely, and others have full internet access.
• File Transfer Protocol (FTP) -- Also the use of FTP was allowed for business purposes only.
• Telnet -There was a very strong user authentication necessity for the internet-based contacts inside the company. And the management has the right to delete or add services as per the business requirements and may vary as it changes or warranted by the conditions. And all the other services are declared unauthorized.
And that formulates the internet policy as well.
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