Data Protection Policy Creation
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I’m looking for a cyber-security specialist who can own the Risk Management slice of my GRC program by drafting robust data-protection policies from the ground up. The goal is to translate high-level governance objectives into clear, actionable rules that reduce exposure and satisfy internal and regulatory requirements.
Scope
You will analyse our current risk posture, pinpoint gaps around the handling, storage, and transmission of sensitive information, then craft a comprehensive data-protection policy suite. Along the way, I expect alignment with recognised frameworks (e.g., ISO 27001, NIST, GDPR) where relevant, but please keep the language practical for day-to-day adoption.
Deliverables
• Risk-based rationale summarising key threats and controls
• Master Data Protection Policy (covering classification, handling, retention, disposal, and encryption)
• Supporting procedures or checklists that make the policy immediately usable
• One-page executive brief highlighting residual risks and next steps
Acceptance
A clear mapping of each policy statement to an identified risk, no ambiguous wording, and content ready for management sign-off without heavy re-editing.
Tools you’re comfortable with—whether Microsoft 365, Confluence, or GRC platforms—just let me know so we keep version control tight.
If you’ve built data-protection programs before and can turn this around quickly, I’d love to hear how you would approach the task.
Scope
You will analyse our current risk posture, pinpoint gaps around the handling, storage, and transmission of sensitive information, then craft a comprehensive data-protection policy suite. Along the way, I expect alignment with recognised frameworks (e.g., ISO 27001, NIST, GDPR) where relevant, but please keep the language practical for day-to-day adoption.
Deliverables
• Risk-based rationale summarising key threats and controls
• Master Data Protection Policy (covering classification, handling, retention, disposal, and encryption)
• Supporting procedures or checklists that make the policy immediately usable
• One-page executive brief highlighting residual risks and next steps
Acceptance
A clear mapping of each policy statement to an identified risk, no ambiguous wording, and content ready for management sign-off without heavy re-editing.
Tools you’re comfortable with—whether Microsoft 365, Confluence, or GRC platforms—just let me know so we keep version control tight.
If you’ve built data-protection programs before and can turn this around quickly, I’d love to hear how you would approach the task.