What a Written Information Security Program (WISP) Is

 Policies, training, and oversight that define how employees protect sensitive information. 

 Controls that protect systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access. 

 Protections for offices, devices, and storage locations where sensitive information is kept. 

 Defined procedures for identifying, responding to, and documenting security incidents. 

Assignment of responsibility for maintaining and reviewing the security program. .

A Written Information Security Program (WISP) defines how an organization protects sensitive information and manages security responsibilities. 

CyberStrongBiz develops structured WISP documentation aligned with regulatory expectations such as the FTC Safeguards Rule. 

 Security policies define how an organization manages system access, data protection, incident response, and operational security. 

CyberStrongBiz develops policy libraries that translate regulatory expectations into clear internal operating rules. 

Artificial intelligence is increasingly used in normal business workflows, often without formal oversight. 

CyberStrongBiz develops AI governance and acceptable-use policies that establish guardrails for responsible AI use and leadership visibility.