Richman Investments Multi-Layered Security Plan
By Elssie Farnes

Objective
To outline an implementation plan for security strategies over all levels of the IT Infrastructure 1) User Domain a) Personal user log in procedures will be enforced, e.g. password log in b) User activities will be monitored c) Richman Investments will deploy a Security Awareness Program to educate its employees on proper usage and all company security policies 2) Workstation Domain d) Media Ports will be disabled unless explicitly authorized. e) Access to corporate data will be managed with strict permissions f) All workstations will have Antivirus and Antimalware programs installed and kept updated 3) LAN Domain g) Network switches will be used h) Access to server rooms will be secured to authorized personnel only i) Wireless Access Points will be secured with WPA2 encryption 4) LAN to WAN Domain j) All networking equipment will be up to date, as will all operating systems k) Monitor all inbound traffic for possible malicious intent l) Unused ports should be closed off with a firewall to reduce the chance of unwanted access 5) WAN Domain m) Remote connections will have encryption and VPN tunneling enforced n) Routers and firewalls will be configured to block ping requests to reduce the risk on DoS attacks o) Scanning of email attachments for viruses will be enforced p) Software found to be malicious will be isolated q) To maximize availability, redundant internet connections should be deployed 6) Remote Access Domain r) Corporate hard drives will be encrypted to minimize sensitive material loss s) Establish strict password policies, including lockout procedures to defend against Brute Force Attacks t) Implementation of