Asset Management Policy Guide

Inventory, ownership, lifecycle, and secure disposal for laptops, cloud resources, and SaaS.

asset management policy template preview (COR-010)
.docx COR-010

Asset Management Policy

Inventory, ownership, lifecycle, and secure disposal for laptops, cloud resources, and SaaS.

How to Fill Out This Asset Management Policy

Asset management policy template — Policy rules should match what you track in SOC-014 Asset Inventory. Reconcile MDM and cloud asset lists quarterly.

Recommended Owner: IT Operations | Security for standards

What this file is for

Document purpose

Asset lifecycle for endpoints and cloud (CC6.1).

In your program: Inventory detail in SOC-014; MDM/CMDB evidence supports this policy.

Before you start

Getting Started

  • Enable Editing in Word; replace `[` placeholders and delete gray examples.
  • Cross-check names and vendors with SOC-002, SOC-004, and Phase 1 COR policies.

Document tour

Fill out the file section by section

Work through the sections below in order. Each block matches a heading or tab in the downloaded COR-010 file.

1. Purpose
  • Accountability for hardware and information assets.
  • After editing 1. Purpose, search for `[` placeholders and gray sample names — auditors flag incomplete templates.
2. Scope
  • In-scope systems from SOC-002 boundary.
  • After editing 2. Scope, search for `[` placeholders and gray sample names — auditors flag incomplete templates.
3. Asset Inventory
  • Central inventory required — SOC-014 Asset Inventory tab is working register.
  • After editing 3. Asset Inventory, search for `[` placeholders and gray sample names — auditors flag incomplete templates.
4. Asset Type Matrix
  • Laptop, cloud account, SaaS seat — owner and classification per type.
  • After editing 4. Asset Type Matrix, search for `[` placeholders and gray sample names — auditors flag incomplete templates.
5. Asset Lifecycle
  • Acquire → maintain → dispose; tie disposal to HR-002 equipment return.
  • After editing 5. Asset Lifecycle, search for `[` placeholders and gray sample names — auditors flag incomplete templates.
6. Cloud & SaaS Asset Governance
  • Tagging, account ownership, deprovision on offboarding.
  • After editing 6. Cloud & SaaS Asset Governance, search for `[` placeholders and gray sample names — auditors flag incomplete templates.
7. Unauthorized Software
  • Blocklist / approval process for installs.
  • After editing 7. Unauthorized Software, search for `[` placeholders and gray sample names — auditors flag incomplete templates.
8. Lost or Stolen Assets
  • Report within 24h; remote wipe — link to COR-012.
  • After editing 8. Lost or Stolen Assets, search for `[` placeholders and gray sample names — auditors flag incomplete templates.
9. Review & Approval
  • Annual sign-off; register in COR-013.
  • After editing 9. Review & Approval, search for `[` placeholders and gray sample names — auditors flag incomplete templates.

10. Related Documents

  • SOC-014, COR-012, HR-002.
  • After editing 10. Related Documents, search for `[` placeholders and gray sample names — auditors flag incomplete templates.

11. SOC 2 Mapping

  • CC6.1 — refresh when stack changes.
  • After editing 11. SOC 2 Mapping, search for `[` placeholders and gray sample names — auditors flag incomplete templates.

Quality check

Before You Finalize

  • Asset types cover laptops, cloud accounts, and critical SaaS.

Evidence

Where to Store It

  • Store the completed file in your compliance evidence folder (signed PDF for policies).
  • Register the document in COR-013 with version, owner, and next review date.
  • Link the file from your evidence index or SOC-005 project plan when you use Phase 3 trackers.

Next Steps

After customizing Asset Management Policy:

  1. 1Complete the file: Finish every section or tab in COR-010.
  2. 2Register: Add version and owner to COR-013.
  3. 3Operationalize: Train owners listed in the document.
  4. 4Evidence: Keep exports auditors can sample during fieldwork.