Asset Security Playbook/Runbook:

• Asset Inventory Management Playbook: This playbook outlines procedures for maintaining an accurate inventory of all organizational assets, including hardware, software, and data. It covers asset identification, classification, and tracking.

• Data Classification and Handling Playbook: This playbook focuses on classifying sensitive data, specifying handling requirements, and ensuring proper data protection measures are in place based on its classification.

• Access Control Policy and Procedures Playbook: This playbook provides guidelines for establishing access control policies, implementing access controls, and managing user access to assets effectively.

• Secure Data Disposal Playbook: This playbook defines the secure disposal process for assets reaching the end of their lifecycle, including proper data erasure, hardware disposal, and documentation.

• Asset Ownership and Accountability Runbook: This runbook defines roles and responsibilities for asset ownership, ensuring that individuals or teams are accountable for specific assets throughout their lifecycle.

• Hardware Security Playbook: This playbook addresses physical security measures for hardware assets, including secure storage, access control, and protection against theft or tampering.

• Software Security Playbook: This playbook focuses on secure software development and management practices, covering topics like software acquisition, patch management, and secure coding.

• Data Protection Playbook: This playbook outlines data protection measures, including encryption, data loss prevention, and access monitoring, to safeguard sensitive information.

These playbooks and runbooks are essential for managing and securing assets within the “Asset Security” domain of CISSP. They help organizations establish robust asset management practices, protect sensitive data, and ensure that access to assets is controlled and monitored effectively.