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This security audit checklist covers business risk, exposure, recommended measures and control actions taken for physical and environmental security, data transmission security, application program and usage security, as well as security for business and service continuity. You can easily design this form to accommodate your own company's or department's security needs.

nuha twifeeg
khartoum, CA, USA
Posted: May 14, 2005 4:33 AM

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