Information technology security policies are the foundation upon which an organization builds good security habits

Information technology security policies are the foundation upon which an organization builds good security habits. IT security policies define what business and technology risks will be controlled. Will-implemented security policies build brand confidence and help an organization achieve its goal.

1. What technical and/or nontechnical barriers do YOU foresee in YOUR organization when it comes to implementing IT security policies?

The running of processes and threads often cause problems with issues of "Mutual Exclusion and Synchronization" and "Deadlock and Starvation". Once we leave the world of single DOS based processes these become significant issues that programmers typically need to address before the user encounters them. Discuss how an operating system manages "Mutual Exclusion and Synchronization", how they are instantiated and might be overcome along with the respective advantages and disadvantages. Do not discuss MS Windows OS. Instead you may choose from Linux, UNIX, ROS, z/OS, or VM.