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Update 1.4 Security practices and documentation.md #39

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## What is a security policy?

A security policy is a high-level document that outlines an organization's overarching security goals, principles, and guidelines. It provides a framework for making security-related decisions and sets the tone for the organization's security posture. Security policies typically cover topics such as acceptable use of resources, data protection, access control, incident response, and more. A policy is is solution and technology independent. An example of a security policy that many would be familiar with would be an organization’s acceptable use policy.
A security policy is a high-level document that outlines an organization's overarching security goals, principles, and guidelines. It provides a framework for making security-related decisions and sets the tone for the organization's security posture. Security policies typically cover topics such as acceptable use of resources, data protection, access control, incident response, and more. A policy is solution and technology independent. An example of a security policy that many would be familiar with would be an organization’s acceptable use policy.

## What is a security standard?

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