1. Formulate information security policies and norms: The internal information security organization is responsible for formulating and updating enterprise information security policies and norms, and defining the requirements and specific measures for the protection of enterprise information assets.
2. Establishment of information security management system: The internal organization of information security is responsible for establishing and maintaining the information security management system, including formulating security rules and regulations, processes and operation guidelines to ensure the standardized implementation of information security management.
3. Risk assessment and management: The internal information security organization is responsible for conducting risk assessment on a regular basis, identifying and evaluating security risks in information systems and businesses, and providing corresponding risk management measures and suggestions.
4. Security incident response and handling: The internal information security organization is responsible for establishing a security incident response mechanism, monitoring and detecting security incidents, and taking timely measures to investigate, analyze and respond to minimize the impact of security incidents on business.
5. Safety training and education: The internal information security organization is responsible for organizing staff safety training and education activities, improving staff safety awareness and skills, and promoting the overall information security culture construction.
6. Security compliance and audit: The internal information security organization is responsible for ensuring enterprise information security compliance, communicating with regulatory agencies, participating in information security-related audits, and ensuring the effectiveness and compliance of information security control.
The purpose of information security implementation
1. Protect confidentiality: Information security is implemented to prevent unauthorized access or disclosure of sensitive information. By taking appropriate access control and encryption measures, it is ensured that only legally authorized personnel can access and use confidential information.
2. Ensure integrity: The implementation of information security aims to ensure the integrity of information, that is, to prevent unauthorized tampering, modification or damage of information. By taking measures such as data backup, integrity check and digital signature, the accuracy and credibility of the information are ensured.
3. Ensure availability: The implementation of information security aims at ensuring the availability of information systems and services, that is, providing needed information and functions in a timely and reliable manner. Take measures such as backup and disaster recovery plan to prevent system interruption or service unavailability caused by accidents or malicious attacks.