Information Security/Security Policies Bobbi Bruce IT 244 March 13, 2013 James Sershen Title | Week 1 - Understand Information Security and Defining Security Policies | Assessment.1 | Program-level | ☐ Serves to make sure that a system fits in the overall structure of the business. ☑ Helps you to set up a security system, assign roles and responsibilities, determine your security goals, etc. ☐ Needs to state the security goals and how to achieve them for a particular system. ☑
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Security Breach at TJX 1. Identify & describe the failure points in TJX's security that requires attention (including, but not limited to: People, Work Process, and Technology)? After analyzing the Ivey case on TJX data fiasco, I would say there were three major failure points that caused this $168MM financial hit to the corporation. * Technology: it is obvious that TJX had several technology deficiencies mainly driven by systems limitations and vulnerability. For example
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Security standards are security rules applicable to the defined area related to the subject. All departments in our offices are responsible for information security. This report is only for the internal use side of our network. For routine operational information that is not widely available to the public, requires no special measures to protect. This could be things such as correspondences, internal phone directories, or inter-office memoranda. All internal documents should have the bottom of the
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electronic proximity reader that has been integrated into the existing security camera system. Conduct a review of the current setup for the camera system installed. Determine the cost/benefit to add facial recognition software to be incorporated with the current security camera system. Locate electronic proximity readers and system software that will adhere to the schools security standards and that will operate with the security camera system installed. Load and configure operating software for
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Industrial Security Responsibilities and Losses March 8, 2014 Aric Childs “Industrial security is the portion of internal security, which refers to the protection of industrial installations, resources, utilities, materials, and classified information essential to protection from loss or damage”(McGraw-Hill Dictionary, 2003). Industrial Security is used to protect industrial machines and plants against unauthorized access, sabotage, and malicious manipulation. Risk analysis is the first step
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2.2 Security Policy Overview 4 2.3 Security policy goals 4 2.3.1 Confidentiality 4 2.3.2 Integrity 5 2.3.3 Availability 5 3. Disaster Recovery Plan 6 3.1 Risk Assessment 6 3.1.1Critical Business Processes 7 3.1.2 Internal, external, and environmental risks 7 3.2 Disaster Recovery Strategy 8 3.3 Disaster Recovery Test Plan 8 3.3.1 Walk-throughs 8 3.3.2 Simulations 9 3.3.3 Checklists 9 3.3.4 Parallel testing 9 3.3.5 Full interruption 9 4. Physical Security
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Acceptable Use Policy Author: Click and type Date: Click and type date |Review History | |Name |Department |Role/Position |Date approved |Signature | | | | | | | | |
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Data Security Issues/Concerns Data security is “the method of keeping data protected against corruption as well as not authorized accessibility” (SpamLaw, 2011), having the main aim being the security of private and company data through secrecy. With the huge increase of the Internet and electronic commerce (E-commerce), data protection is a lot more significant because of the potential for hackers, viruses, as well as malware. Current Specifications By analyzing data security in relation
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Phase 1 During the initial audit, it was discovered that training for all employees has not been implemented. Security measures are not in place to prevent protection from physical threats. Network security measures have not been implemented with a firewall, or with an antivirus system to prevent malware. Cross functionality of the systems are not considered with respect to the disaster recovery, incident response planning. The IT department does not have the diagram of the infrastructure mapped
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Unit 1 Assignment 1: Security Policies Overcoming Business Challenges There are a number of Information Technology security controls. The three most common are: physical, technical, and administrative controls; however, many organizations break down administrative controls into two separate categories: procedural and legal controls. "Security controls are the means of enforcing security policies that reflect the organization's business requirements, " (Johnson). Security controls are implemented
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