Common Business Documents to Support Security
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Business operations involve actions between many different parties.
Numerous forms of legal agreements and contracts are used in business.
Risk assessments are a documented process of determining the prioritization of responses to threats.
Business impact analysis documents the various risks to an organization and the resulting impact from disasters should those risks come to fruition.
Interoperability agreements are a broad category of agreements that include data, technology, and communication sharing requirements between two or more organizations.
Interconnection security agreements are specialized agreements between organizations that have connected IT systems to document the security requirements associated with the interconnection.
Memorandums of understanding are legal documents used to describe a bilateral agreement between parties.
Service level agreements are negotiated agreements between parties detailing the expectations between a customer and a service provider.
Operating level agreements are internal documents that define the relationships between internal parties to support business activities.
Nondisclosure agreements are agreements between parties defining and establishing the rules for which information can be shared. • Business partnership agreements are a type of legal agreement between partners establishing the terms, conditions, and expectations of the relationship between the partners.
Master service agreements are all-encompassing agreements between multiple organizations that serve as the building blocks for future agreements, transactions, and business documents.