Incident-Response Policy Rami Asad DeVry University SEC – 280-19780: Security Submitted to: Professor: Jack Sibrizzi Date: [ 2/12/2015 ] Incident-Response Policy This security incident response policy will explain the list of procedures that need to be taken after a malware attack that made the network operation shuts down for Gem Infosys. The policy plan will have multiple phases that include defining what comprises the security incident and the response phases. The response phases would include
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Purpose 1 Methodology 1 Organization_______________________________________________________________ 2 Body 2 Computer Forensics 2 Internet Security 2 Conclusion_________________________________________________________________ 4 Sources 5 Introduction In this report I will be writing on two jobs: computer forensics and information Security. I am writing on these two due to the fact that these are two job considerations for my degree. I will be discussing benefits of each job
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sides of the traditional C.I.A triangle in information security. Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability 2. Explain what is meant by Confidentiality in the context of security. Limiting information access and disclosure to authorized users. 3. Explain what is meant by the term Integrity in the context of security. The trustworthiness of information sources. 4. Explain what is meant by Authenticity in the context of security Both parties validating their identities. 5
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information system is backbone of organizational operational and functional units, the malware can produce potential threat to organization image, the establishment of an effective security measures and reassessment of organizational risk management approaches in order to cater with latest implication trend in network security. This report is based on literature review, analytical analysis of case studies, news articles magazines to highlight vulnerability and implication of malware attack to an organization
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Assignment 1: Security and Compliance Policy Document: Assessment of Risk Availability, Integrity, and Confidentiality, are the biggest roles in IT security in protecting data. Availability to whom has access to the data and how it is transferred. Integrity of that data is not intact by being stored as well as being transferred from point a to point b. Integrity is very improntant to any company, government agency and healthcare. It is very important that integrity is maintained at all times. Confidentiality
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McBride Financial Website Security Plan Reggi CMGT/441 April 7, 2014 University of Phoenix McBride Financial Website Security Plan Introduction McBride financial services is upgrading their website to be more interactive with clients. The goal is to create self-serve options for clients though the website and through kiosks located in the offices. McBride wants to reduce the number of employees needed to handle client accounts using this new business plan. The new plan will increase
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Physical Security Simulation After completing the interviews at Magnolia Utility Citizens’ Cooperative I found several holes in their physical security processes and also that many employees were not very happy about an outside security consultant asking questions. My experience from the security interviews was that there were multiple issues in most departments and many employees tried to mislead me into believing there was not a problem. In some interviews a couple of employees told me the way
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Principles of Information Security, 4th Edition 1 Chapter 1 1 Review Questions 1. What is the difference between a threat agent and a threat? A threat agent is the facilitator of an attack, whereas a threat is a category of objects, persons, or other entities that represents a potential danger to an asset. Threats are always present. Some threats manifest themselves in accidental occurrences and others are purposeful. Fire is a threat; however, a fire that has begun in
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are available for use when they are needed). These three components are frequently used to conveniently articulate the objectives of a security program that must be used in harmony to assure an information system is secure and usable. 2. If the C.I.A. triangle is incomplete, why is it so commonly used in security? The CIA triangle is commonly used in security because it addresses the fundamental concerns of information: confidentiality, integrity and availability. It is still used when not complete
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ENG 301-03 10 February 2015 Smile, You’re on Security Camera In the March 2004 edition of the Boston Globe, correspondent John McElheny wrote a piece on video cameras and the action that unfold both in public and behind the scenes. The opening of the article starts talking about how one private detective Rob Selevitch has had many years, 25 to be exact, going about the city of Boston questioning witnesses and handling crime. McElheny introduces Selevitch as being one of the first people
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