Policy
Align accessibility, security and governance so they support each other rather than compete for attention. Turns disconnected policies into a coherent, human-centred system that protects people, data and reputation equally.
Who it's for
Heads of governance, policy owners, and anyone who has discovered the security policy and the accessibility policy contradict each other.
When to use it
During a policy refresh, after a merger, or when you realise nobody has read the policies in three years.
Policies fail when they are written by one team for one audience and assume everyone else will fall in line. Security policy that ignores accessibility produces controls people can't use. Accessibility policy that ignores security produces well-intentioned exemptions that become attack paths.
In practice
Audit the current policy estate for contradictions between security and accessibility positions.
Pick the top three contradictions. Convene the policy owners. Resolve them in writing.
Rewrite the affected sections in plain language. Test on real readers.
Publish, communicate, and put a review date in the diary you actually keep.
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