confirmation/receipt for nonrepudiation, check-totals and message counts, keep-alive or heartbeat arrangements with null messages and alerts on link failure, diverse routing, emergency contacts etc.). Discrete Non-Disclosure Agreements are the obvious evidence here, but also Specified confidentiality clauses embedded in various agreements (e.g. consulting, A13.2.4 NDAs In draft professional advisors and employment contracts), and perhaps the associated Done policies, procedures, guidelines etc. detailing the controls to monitor and achieve compliance. A14.1.1 System Strategies, policies, procedures and guidelines concerning how information security risks are identified, assessed and treated in the course (throughout the entire requirements lifecycle) of software/systems development activities (e.g. structured A14.1.2 Securing development methods with documented risk analysis, security public apps design/selection, secure platforms, security services/functions/processes, secure development/coding, security and performance testing, A14.1.3 Transaction implementation/configuration, post-installation verification, system security maintenance and management activities, forms concerning the full breadth etc.) A14.2.1 Secure Specified of application/system security requirements (e.g. security engineering, development In draft architecture and design, compliance with legal, regulatory, contractual, ethical Done A14.2.5 Security and commercial obligations/expectation, business process/administrative engineering controls, identification and authentication, access and privacy controls A14.2.8 Security (including specifications, code, test data and test results), crypto, fraud controls, testing network/messaging security, malware controls, alarms and alerts, logging, A14.3.1 Securing test security admin, data integrity, backups, resilience and recovery and possibly …), records demonstrating them in action (e.g. acceptance or authorization to data proceed with implementation), preferably with evidence of a strong business A14.2.9 Acceptance drive and involvement. testing A14.2.2 Change Specified Obviously enough, the documentation includes change control policies, control In draft procedures and guidelines, plus less obviously change authorization and
confirmation/receipt for nonrepudiation, check-totals and message counts, keep-alive or heartbeat arrangements with null messages and alerts on link failure, diverse routing, emergency contacts etc.). A13.2.4 NDAs Specified In draft Done Discrete Non-Disclosure Agreements are the obvious evidence here, but also confidentiality clauses embedded in various agreements (e.g. consulting, professional advisors and employment contracts), and perhaps the associated policies, procedures, guidelines etc. detailing the controls to monitor and achieve compliance. A14.1.1 System security requirements A14.1.2 Securing public apps A14.1.3 Transaction security A14.2.1 Secure development A14.2.5 Security engineering A14.2.8 Security testing A14.3.1 Securing test data A14.2.9 Acceptance testing Specified In draft Done Strategies, policies, procedures and guidelines concerning how information risks are identified, assessed and treated in the course (throughout the entire lifecycle) of software/systems development activities (e.g. structured development methods with documented risk analysis, security design/selection, secure platforms, security services/functions/processes, secure development/coding, security and performance testing, implementation/configuration, post-installation verification, system maintenance and management activities, forms etc.) concerning the full breadth of application/system security requirements (e.g. security engineering, architecture and design, compliance with legal, regulatory, contractual, ethical and commercial obligations/expectation, business process/administrative controls, identification and authentication, access and privacy controls (including specifications, code, test data and test results), crypto, fraud controls, network/messaging security, malware controls, alarms and alerts, logging, security admin, data integrity, backups, resilience and recovery …), and possibly records demonstrating them in action (e.g. acceptance or authorization to proceed with implementation), preferably with evidence of a strong business drive and involvement. A14.2.2 Change control Specified In draft Obviously enough, the documentation includes change control policies, procedures and guidelines, plus less obviously change authorization and
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