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1. Purpose and Scope: Defines the objectives of the policy and its applicability across the organization, including systems, networks, and personnel covered
2. Definitions: Clear definitions of technical terms, logging concepts, and key terminology used throughout the policy
3. Roles and Responsibilities: Defines the roles and responsibilities of various stakeholders in implementing and maintaining logging and monitoring systems
4. Logging Requirements: Specifies mandatory logging requirements including types of events, log content, format, and retention periods
5. Monitoring Requirements: Details the requirements for active monitoring, including frequency, scope, and types of monitoring activities
6. Log Management: Procedures for log collection, storage, protection, and retention in compliance with legal requirements
7. Security Controls: Security measures to protect logging and monitoring systems, including access controls and encryption requirements
8. Incident Response Integration: How logging and monitoring integrate with incident response procedures and escalation protocols
9. Compliance and Audit: Requirements for regular audits, compliance checking, and reporting of logging and monitoring systems
10. Policy Review and Updates: Procedures for periodic review and update of the policy to maintain effectiveness and relevance
1. Cloud Services Logging: Specific requirements for cloud service logging when organization uses cloud infrastructure or services
2. Third-Party Integration: Requirements for logging and monitoring of third-party systems and services when organization relies on external vendors
3. Mobile Device Logging: Specific requirements for mobile device logging when organization has significant mobile device usage
4. Industry-Specific Requirements: Additional logging requirements specific to regulated industries (e.g., financial services, healthcare)
5. Privacy Requirements: Specific privacy considerations and requirements when logging involves personal or sensitive data
1. Schedule A: Log Retention Periods: Detailed schedule of retention periods for different types of logs based on legal and operational requirements
2. Schedule B: Logging Parameters: Technical specifications for log formats, fields, and contents for different systems and applications
3. Schedule C: Monitoring Tools and Technologies: List of approved monitoring tools, technologies, and their configurations
4. Appendix 1: Log Review Checklist: Standard checklist for periodic log review and analysis procedures
5. Appendix 2: Incident Response Integration Procedures: Detailed procedures for how logging and monitoring integrate with incident response
6. Appendix 3: Compliance Requirements Matrix: Matrix mapping logging requirements to specific compliance obligations and regulations
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