Covers what is verified before someone is given access, what they are told, and what happens on the way out.
Say what is checked, for which roles, and what happens when a check comes back adverse. The last part is the one usually missing, and it is the one that matters.
The most common gap. Contractors frequently have deeper access than employees and are engaged through a process that never sees the policy.
Confidentiality obligations that end with employment protect nothing. State the survival period.
Attendance is not completion. State the assessment, the pass mark, and the consequence of not completing, or the training is a slide deck people click through.
Say plainly that a deliberate breach is a disciplinary matter. Without this the policy has no teeth, and people can tell.
Same-day revocation for involuntary departures. The gap between notice and revocation is where the data leaves.