User Domain Risk, Threat, or Vulnerability Lack of user awareness • Conduct security awareness training display security awareness posters, insert reminders in banner greetings, and send e-mail reminders to employees. User apathy toward policies • Conduct annual security awareness training, implement acceptable use policy, update staff manual and handbook, discuss dring performance reviews. Workstation Domain Risk, Threat, or Vulnerability Unauthorized access to workstation •
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Layered Security in Plant Control Environments Ken Miller Senior Consultant Ensuren Corporation KEYWORDS Plant Controls, Layered Security, Access Control, Computing Environment, Examination, Detection, Prevention, Encryption, Compartmentalization ABSTRACT Process control vendors are migrating their plant control technologies to more open network and operating environments such as Unix, Linux, Windows, Ethernet, and the Internet Protocol. Migrating plant controls to open network and
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The following is a multi-layered security plan outline for Richmond Investments that will address general security solutions for the safety of the company’s data and information. The outline will state recommended security solutions for each of the seven domains of the IT infrastructure. User Domain One of the most common vulnerabilities within the User domain is the lack of awareness or concern for employees towards the security policies of the company. To minimize this vulnerability Richmond
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Project Part 1 : Multilayered Security Plan The safety and security of information owned by Richman Investments is extremely important and needs to monitored constantly. Through the following outline I hope to enhance the companies security, update systems and applications and ensure the integrity of the information stored on the network. The outlined areas will be monitored and reported monthly to senior management and will be updated as needed. The following outline will touch on each domain
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Ken Hoge System Security Project Multi-layer Security Plan When working in the field of IT we must make sure all data can be accessed to the proper employees when the need it. We would love to know that all of the information we have in our database is safe and secure however the number of hackers online today is skyrocketing. Most of these hackers are from other countries such as China or Russia that are trying to gain access to important information of large corporations and government
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some context to the security plan for Richman Investments’ overall IT infrastructure. The best security, is a proactive, multilayer approach that takes into account the various domains of our network. This a brief outline of the various types of solutions that will begin to mitigate to minimize our risks and vulnerabilities. Multi-layer security plan. This will detail the many areas of vulnerability and risk that will be mitigated by the various security strategies that will
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Project Part 1 Multi-Layered Security Plan User Domain: * Conduct security awareness training, display security awareness posters, insert reminders in banner greetings, and send email reminders to employees. * Restrict access for users to only those systems, applications, and data needed to perform their job. * Enable content filtering and antivirus scanning for email attachments. * Disable internal CD drives and USB ports. So that users cannot insert personal files such as photos, music
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Ken Hoge System Security Project Multi-layer Security Plan When working in the field of IT we must make sure all data can be accessed to the proper employees when the need it. We would love to know that all of the information we have in our database is safe and secure however the number of hackers online today is skyrocketing. Most of these hackers are from other countries such as China or Russia that are trying to gain access to important information of large corporations and government
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This multi layered security plan will provide a brief overview the strategies to be implemented to each level of the information technology infrastructure. The IT infrastructure consist of seven domains User, Workstation, LAN, WAN, LAN-to-WAN, Remote Access, and Systems/Applications. However, we are going to outline the five we feel would be the most important for our beginning stage mitigating potential attacks. I) User Domain – Employees accessing the organization’s information system.
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Case Study 2: Cloud Computing CIS500: Information Systems Decision-Making 2012, December 2 How did Ericsson benefit from Amazon Web Services (AWS)? According to Amazon’s Web Service website, it gives users the option to run just about everything using their service applications. By incorporating cloud computing, users are able to cut variable costs to a more attractive scale for the business by eliminating costly administrative and hardware fees. Due to remote access, Ericsson was able to
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