Policy Violation
What is Policy Violation?
An instance where an individual or system fails to comply with established organizational policies, requiring investigation and corrective action.
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What the standards actually require on policy violation
Requirements naming policy violation across 4 standards, quoted from the control text.
A formal disciplinary process is to be established and made known so that action can be taken against staff and relevant outside parties who break the security policy.
iso-27001-2022::6.4 · Disciplinary process →Secure the RAN Intelligent Controller (RIC) + xApp / rApp lifecycle + AI/ML components per O-RAN WG11 Security Requirements. RIC architecture security must (a) protect Near-RT RIC (E2 control loops + xApp hosting) and Non-RT RIC (rApp hosting + policy manageme...
ORANWG11-4 · RIC, xApp/rApp Lifecycle, AI/ML Security →Logging and monitoring data sources and tools allow timely identification of events affecting security or resilience. Partially achieved: security data from some areas, some user and system monitoring, boundary traffic monitoring including IP connections, some...
uk-ncsc-caf::C1.a · C1.a Sources and tools for logging and monitoring →The dutyholder or its provider monitors the security of networks and systems supporting categorised functions, including those protecting SNI, based on network baselines and common attack methods, with multi-layer coverage from hosts to gateways, alternative m...
uk-onr-cyber-security-and-information-assurance-csia-for-nuclear-facilities::7.5-MON · Security monitoring →Questions people ask about policy violation
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