BS 7799(1995) : AMD 9911

Committees responsible
Foreword
Code of practice
Introduction
Section 0. General
0.1 Scope
0.2 Information references
0.3 Definitions
Section 1. Security policy
1.1 Information security policy
Section 2. Security organization
2.1 Information security infrastructure
2.2 Security of third party access
Section 3. Assets classification and control
3.1 Accountability for assets
3.2 Information classification
Section 4. Personnel security
4.1 Security in job definition and resourcing
4.2 User training
4.3 Responding to incidents
Section 5. Physical and environmental security
5.1 Secure areas
5.2 Equipment security
Section 6. Computer and network management
6.1 Operational procedures and responsibilities
6.2 System planning and acceptance
6.3 Protection from malicious software
6.4 Housekeeping
6.5 Network management
6.6 Media handling and security
6.7 Data and software exchange
Section 7. System access control
7.1 Business requirement for system access
7.2 User access management
7.3 User responsibilities
7.4 Network access control
7.5 Computer access control
7.6 Application access control
7.7 Monitoring system access and use
Section 8. Systems development and maintenance
8.1 Security requirements of systems
8.2 Security in application systems
8.3 Security of application system files
8.4 Security in development and support environments
Section 9. Business continuity planning
9.1 Aspects of business continuity planning
Section 10. Compliance
10.1 Compliance with legal requirements
10.2 Security reviews of IT systems
10.3 System audit considerations
Annex
A. (normative) Summary of controls used in BS 7799
Index
List of references

Gives a common basis for organisations to develop, implement and measure effective security management practice. Includes the following sections: assets classification and control; physical and environmental security; computer and network management; system access control; systems development and maintenance; business continuity planning. Also gives definitions. BS AMD 9911 RENUMBERS