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Resource Security Policy - Applications

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Security of Programs and Applications
  1. Each access coordinator will maintain a mechanism to restrict access to programs and applications which process confidential and/or sensitive information. This mechanism will be based on user electronic identifiers (IDs).
  2. Each access coordinator will maintain a mechanism that allows the owner of a program or application which processes confidential and/or sensitive information to designate the set of users who can modify the program or application.
  3. Data and system managers having responsibility for confidential and/or sensitive information will participate in the development of application test data for all such information.
  4. Employees developing, modifying or testing programs or applications which are used to generate, modify or delete confidential and/or sensitive information will test programs and applications against appropriately masked test data.
  5. Data and system managers, as applicable, are responsible for ensuring that new and changed programs that process confidential and/or sensitive information move from test/development to production via an auditable change control process.
  6. Data and system managers, as applicable, are responsible for ensuring that employees who develop, modify or test programs of applications which are used to generate, modify or delete confidential and/or sensitive information dispose of test output appropriately.
  7. Data managers who establish data security levels are responsible for ensuring that access to applications is consistent with restrictions on data access.
  8. Data and system managers, as applicable, are responsible for ensuring that test functions are kept either physically or at a minimum logically separate from production functions.
  9. Data and system managers, as applicable, are responsible for ensuring that copies of production data are not used for testing unless the data have been classified as not confidential and/or sensitive information, or unless all staff and contractors with access to the test data are authorized to access it.
  10. Data and system managers, as applicable, are responsible for ensuring that appropriate information security and audit controls for confidential and/or sensitive informationshall be incorporated into new systems.
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