write a physical security policy for your real or fictitious company. The purpose of a physical security policy is to establish the rules for granting, control, monitoring, and removal of physical access to office premises; to identify sensitive areas within the organization; and to define and restrict access to the same.

Within your policy, discuss your company’s physical security objectives and initiatives. Mention any key card systems needed, badge requirements, guidelines, surveillance systems, disposal and re-use requirements, etc. Within your policy be sure to mention the types of assets your policy is trying to protect, including digital and physical data, premises, devices, etc. Conduct an online search for examples of physical security policies. Keep in mind that there are no one-size-fits all in cybersecurity, so you will find different formats and sections. You can include any sections you believe are relevant to the physical protection of your company’s assets and data, however, at a minimum, your policy should include the following sections: Purpose, Scope, Responsibility, Policy, and Enforcement. Avoid writing a policy that can’t be enforced or that requires too much effort or technical expertise on the part of users.

Assignment 3.1 will be a component of your Information Security Plan.

Format your paper according to APA 6ed requirements to include the following:

• Font: New Times Roman, 12 pts, full-page illustrations are not counted as a page. Counted text includes subject matter, contents, linkage, exhibits, etc.
• Title page: subject title, Student’s Name, Instructor’s name, course number and title, University of San Diego
• Body pages: Minimum: 2 pages, Maximum: 4 pages (1500 – 2000 words).
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• MS CSE uses the APA 6ed format for citations. Find information on how to properly cite your papers under Course Resources (left menu, under Course Tools).