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Rule Chapter: 71A-1
Chapter Title: FLORIDA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY RESOURCE SECURITY POLICIES AND STANDARDS Add to MyFLRules Favorites
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Version		 Rule No. Rule Title Effective
Date
Rule file 71A-1.001 Purpose and Scope (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.002 Definitions (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.003 Agency Information Security Program (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.004 Agency Information Technology Workers (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.005 Agency Contracts, Providers, and Partners (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.006 Confidential and Exempt Information (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.007 Access Control (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.008 Awareness and Training (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.009 Audit and Accountability (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.010 Certification, Accreditation, and Security Assessments (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.011 Configuration Management (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.012 Contingency Planning (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.013 Identification and Authentication (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.014 Incident Response (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.015 Maintenance (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.016 Media Protection (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.017 Physical and Environmental Protection (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.018 System and Application Security Planning (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.019 Personnel Security and Acceptable Use (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.020 Risk Assessment (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.021 Systems, Applications and Services Acquisition and Development (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.022 Systems and Communications Protection (Repealed) 6/5/2016
Rule file 71A-1.023 System and Information Integrity (Repealed) 6/5/2016


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