I will write a legally robust information security policy as a US attorney
Licensed US Attorney Cybersecurity, Data Privacy Corporate Risk Expert
About this Gig
Your employees are your biggest security risk. Without a legally binding Information Security (InfoSec) Policy, you cannot hold staff accountable for data breaches, negligence, or IP theft.
As a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar No. #219126), I draft airtight InfoSec policies that protect your digital assets and shield your company from internal liabilities.
An effective InfoSec policy does more than outline rulesit provides legal cover.
What I Cover in Your Policy:
- Acceptable Use of Company Devices (AUP)
- Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) & Remote Work Rules
- Password Management & Access Controls
- Data Classification & Handling Procedures
- Incident Reporting Protocols
The Attorney Advantage:
Off-the-shelf templates are easily contested in court or by labor boards. I write precise, enforceable language that ensures your intellectual property and client data are legally protected.
Secure your companys internal operations. Place your order now to get a legally robust InfoSec policy.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Target country:
United States
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FAQ
What is the difference between this and a Compliance Policy?
An InfoSec policy dictates internal rules for your employees and systems. A Compliance policy dictates how your company aligns with government regulations.
Do you include employee acknowledgment forms?
Yes, the Premium package includes a legally drafted signature page so you can prove employees agreed to the rules.
Does this cover remote workers?
Yes, the Standard and Premium packages include comprehensive Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and remote work security protocols
