Review the seven domains of a typical IT infrastructure In your Lab Report file, describe how risk can impact each of the seven domains of a Typical _IT infrastructure: User, Workstation, Local Area Network (LAN), Local Area Network-to-Wide Area Network (LAN-to-WAN), Wide Area Network (WAN), Remote Access and System/Application domains. The answer is the seven domains of an IT infrastructure are classified below, and their risk factors. A. User Domain: Any user, worker, employee, contractor
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Personal Area Network(PAN) A personal area network- PAN - is a computer network organized around an individual person. Personal area networks typically involve a mobile computer, a cell phone and/or a handheld computing device such as a PDA. You can use these networks to transfer files including email and calendar appointments, digital photos and music. Personal area networks can be constructed with cables or be wireless. USB and FireWire technologies often link together a wired PAN, while
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On this page, look for Network Services. The Network Service page will show all of the services that AT&T can provide to a large business to connect their sites to each other, to other organizations, and to their customers. Thinking back to the basic networking courses you have taken, read these service descriptions, and then answer these questions. 1. What is a VPN as you understand it (before reading AT&T’s description)? (5 points) VPN (Virtual Private Network) allows for users to be
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deactivation of media ports will be put in place at the Workstation Domain of the infrastructure. Utilizing network switches, encryption to wireless access points using WPA 2 security shell encryption, as well as securing server rooms from unauthorized access will be implemented at the LAN Domain level of the infrastructure. The closing off unused ports using a firewall to reduce the chance of unwanted network access, monitoring inbound IP traffic, more specifically looking for inbound transmissions that show
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employees, third party contractors, vendors and agents with remote access privileges to Richman Investments networks to ensure that their remote access connection is given the same consideration as the user's on-site connection to Richman Investments. 2. General access to the Internet for recreational use by immediate household members is discouraged through the Investment Dial-In Network. The Richman Investments employee is responsible to ensure the family member does not violate any Richman Investment
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Differentiation Utilizing IT Implementations Section Three Team Number Seven Group Members: Bobby Koke Caroline Jansen Karina Tovar Parima Patel Steve Hall The Broadway Café is a local coffee shop that we just inherited from our grandpa that services the downtown East Lansing, Michigan area. It used to be a local hot spot for many years, but lately is very lackluster. We decided to implement a new IT system that will enhance our operations and hopefully increase business at the Broadway
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experts feel this is an outdated approach to keeping information and the resources it resides on safe. They argue that while firewalls still have a role to play, modern networks have so many entry points and different types of users that stronger access control and security at the host is a better technological approach to network security. Now another aspect for this company we believe that restricted policies. This
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the network structure shall be implemented and observed. The following outline shows the strategies taken to mitigate risks, threats and vulnerabilities. This outline is subject to change at any time if the situation arises that new risks and threats are revealed. This outline will be subjected to monthly auditing to ensure the highest level of security. The layers of security that will be covered are as follows: 1. User Domain 2. Workstation Domain 3. LAN (Local Area Network) Domain
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Keeping our LAN under lock and key prevent tampering of with the networks hardware. Access to the LAN devices is the easiest way to compromise a network. LAN to WAN Domain • Disable ping, probing, and port scanning of exterior devices. • Strict monitoring for intrusion detection on inbound IP traffic. • Apply file monitoring and scanning of traffic from unknown sources. Monitoring traffic will help for see intrusions into the network. Any traffic that is out of the ordinary will raise a red flag
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Keeping our LAN under lock and key prevent tampering of with the networks hardware. Access to the LAN devices is the easiest way to compromise a network. LAN to WAN Domain • Disable ping, probing, and port scanning of exterior devices. • Strict monitoring for intrusion detection on inbound IP traffic. • Apply file monitoring and scanning of traffic from unknown sources. Monitoring traffic will help for see intrusions into the network. Any traffic that is out of the ordinary will raise a red flag
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