Failure Data not backed up Loss of data availability (impact of loss determined by value of data) Stolen Data Access controls not properly implemented Loss of confidentiality of data Denial of Service (DoS) or distributed denial of service (DDos) attack Public-facing servers not protected with firewalls and intrusion detection systems Loss of service availability Users Lack of access controls Loss of confidentiality Social Engineer Lack of security awareness Loss depends on the goals and success of
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being virtually impossible to recover at a total loss. We can use the method “backup and recovery” for to substantially reduce the impact of this disaster threat. Cloud technology can be deployed which would create a remote cold site that would allow access to critical system information with limited physical resources if necessary. When considering logical vulnerabilities and threats, the following is to be considered. Unauthorized modification of the database is a major threat issue or concern
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network weaknesses out way the network strengths. The larger of the weaknesses is that IDI has no secondary locations in the event of a large scale disaster. Second to that is the lack of security implementations at some of the sites, i.e., Remote access to the Warsaw office runs through a completely unsecure channel and the blatant disregard for adherence to network security policies at the home office. Further evaluations of some of IDI sites have led us to come up with a fairly comprehensive plan
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users had access to the EHR application. • Undocumented account was created/added to a new system. • Method or Vulnerability to gain privilege escalation outside of change control policy. This led me to propose three policies, each address some of these key issues from separate fronts. The three policies include a Remote Access Policy, Application Deployment, and a Routine Maintenance policy. The Remote Access policy aims to correct the issue that non-authorized users were able to access the EHR
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sensitive data and valuable assets are protected. An organization should take a hard look at who has access to sensitive data and if those accesses are required. The security audit should monitor the companies systems and users to detect illicit activity.The security audit should include searches for security events and the abuse of user privileges, along with a review of directory permissions, payroll controls, accounting system configurations, ensure backup software is configured, and backups are completed
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security mechanisms, implement access control lists, set up new user accounts, assign computer privileges, etc… Procedures are considered the lowest level in the policy chain because they are closest to the computers and users If a policy states that all individuals who access confidential information must be properly authenticated, the supporting procedures will explain the steps for this to happen by defining the access criteria for authorization, how access control mechanisms are implemented and
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today, I was instructed to create a general purpose outline for our company’s multi-layered security plan. There are seven (7) domains in a typical IT infrastructure: User Domain, Workstation Domain, LAN Domain, LAN-to-WAN Domain, WAN Domain, Remote Access Domain, and System/Application Domain. Each domain has their own unique risks, threats, and vulnerabilities that need to be mitigated in order to ensure our company’s security. In the User Domain the first thing that should be done is create an
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OVERVIEW This report is to layout how and why Riordan Manufacturing can benefit from role based access control system merged with a separation of duties control system. This new system will be more streamlined once implemented. The system will also provide better security and a much smoother means of checks and balances. The added security and control will not only serve to increase productivity but it will also decrease loss and waste. ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT This report will start with the
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Disaster Recovery Plan Brandon Brown University of Phoenix IT/244 Intro to IT Security Katarina Brunski October 14, 2013 Access Control Policy Due in Week Seven: Outline the Access Control Policy. Describe how access control methodologies work to secure information systems Authentication Authentication establishes the identity of a user on a network. Malicious user and programs try to disrupt the service of the network in an attempt to obtain sensitive information or falsify data by
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senior leadership instructing decision makers in the organization on how to protect the organization’s assets (Mattord & Whitman, 2012). There are various components of a security policy which include, statement of policy, equipment usage and access control, prohibited uses regarding equipment, who manages the systems, policies around violations of the policy, modifications and review section and lastly, limits of liability (Mattord & Whitman, 2012). Part 1 Wells Fargo Advisors has various types
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