Rules within the organization · Question 4 of 12
What does an internal security standard specify?
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- A Specific mandatory values such as a minimum key length
Explanation
Internal standards make policies specific and measurable, for example "Passwords have at least 14 characters" or "Laptops use 256-bit AES". They are binding. External standards such as ISO standards can serve as a template.