A Classification Policy typically includes the following sections:

- Purpose, scope, and users
- Reference documents
- Description of what the company wants to achieve
- Guidelines on how to achieve this goal
- Main roles and responsibilities
- Validity and document management

Additionally, it may cover specific elements related to classification, such as:

- Classification steps
- Responsibilities for classification and labeling
- Classification criteria
- Confidentiality levels
- Reclassification
- Information labeling
- Rules for handling classified information
- Data masking

This structure helps ensure that sensitive information is adequately protected and handled consistently across the organization.