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Cybersecurity policies are critical for any business to protect sensitive information, reduce the risk of data breaches, and maintain customer trust. The minimum cybersecurity policies that a business should have to demonstrate due diligence and due care depend on the nature of the business and the data it handles. However, some of the essential policies that any business should consider implementing include:

1. Password policy: A strong password policy ensures that employees create and maintain secure passwords to access systems and data. It includes guidelines on password length, complexity, and how frequently passwords should be changed.
2. Access control policy: This policy establishes guidelines for granting and revoking access to sensitive data, systems, and applications. It defines the roles and responsibilities of each employee and the procedures for granting and removing access.
3. Data classification policy: This policy outlines how data is classified based on its sensitivity and how it should be handled, stored, and transmitted. It also specifies who has access to different data types.
4. Incident response policy: This policy provides guidelines for detecting, reporting, and responding to security incidents such as data breaches, malware attacks, and phishing scams. It outlines the procedures to contain the damage and restore the affected systems.
5. Acceptable use policy: This policy outlines the acceptable use of company resources such as internet, email, and social media. It defines what employees can and cannot do on company-owned devices and networks.
6. Security awareness training policy: This policy establishes guidelines for training employees on how to identify and respond to security threats. It outlines the training requirements and frequency.
7. Backup and recovery policy: This policy establishes guidelines for backing up critical data and systems and restoring them in the event of a disaster or data loss. It specifies the frequency of backups and the procedures for testing the recovery process.​

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