Which policy governs the use of personal devices that access company information?

The policy that governs the use of personal devices accessing company information is known as BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) Policies. These policies outline the rules and guidelines employees must follow when using their personal devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops, for work-related activities.

BYOD policies are essential for addressing security concerns, ensuring that sensitive company data remains protected while still allowing employees the flexibility to use their devices. They typically cover aspects such as acceptable use, security requirements (like enabling device encryption and installing security software), and the repercussions for violating the policy.

In contrast, privacy policies generally focus on how a company collects, uses, and protects personal information of users or customers rather than the specifics of device usage. Data classification policies are concerned with the categorization of data based on its sensitivity and value, guiding how that data should be managed and protected, but do not directly address device usage. Incident management policies provide frameworks for responding to and managing security incidents but lack the direct relevance to personal devices accessing company information.