General Hospital Security Policy Introduction Information is an essential asset and is vitally important to Medical General Hospital business operations and long-term viability. Medical General Hospital must ensure that its information assets are protected in a manner that is cost-effective and that reduces the risk of unauthorized information disclosure, modification, or destruction, whether accidental or intentional. The Medical General Hospital Security Policy will adopt a risk management
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2014 nist.gov. (2011).NIST Policy on Information Technology Resources Access and Use. Retrieved from http://www.nist.gov/director/oism/itsd/policy_accnuse.cfm Retrieved on February 27, 2014 HHS, 2007. HIPAA Security Series. Retrieved from http://www.hhs.gov/ocr/privacy/hipaa/administrative/securityrule/adminsafeguards.pdf Retrieved on March 8, 2014Task 1Heart Healthy Information Security Policy:The information security policy is divided into two major parts – the policy for any new user entering the
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1. PURPOSE AND CONTENTS General This section outlines the Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Policy formalized by the Board of Directors of BANK on DATE. Topics covered in this policy are: Policy Statement Topic 2 Plan Overview Topic 3 Board of Directors and Senior Management Responsibilities Topic 4 Incident Response Team Responsibilities Topic 5 Business Impact Analysis Topic 6 Risk Assessment and Management Topic 7 Travel Impact and Alternatives Topic 8 Staff Training Topic 9
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1. What are other available password policy options that could be enforced to improve security? Enforce password history, Maximum password age, Minimum password age, Minimum password length, Store passwords using reversible encryption, and Passwords should always meet complexity requirements 2. Is using the option to “Store passwords using reversible encryption” a good security practice? Why or why not? The Store password using reversible encryption policy setting provides support for applications
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Implementation) Ryan Bonisch (Contact list and LAN Implementation Tasks) Anthony Campo (Configuration of Routers, Switches, and VLANs) Gerald Casanada (Voice VLAN, Wireless, DHCP and DNS) Jennifer Coleman (AD Implementation and Tasks lists for AD Policies) Billie Jo Derouin (Security Implementation) Raymond Mack (Security Technology and Timeline) University of Maryland University College CMIT 495 Professor Sam Musa February 28, 2016 Table of Contents Introduction 2 Purpose
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in to and the company laptop was stolen. Mark was shocked. He had been working with a lot of sensitive information on the laptop. It had several people’s Social Security numbers on it and if anyone got that information they would be able to have access to several people’s personal information. Worse yet, those people’s identities could get stolen with that information. “If only I had kept the laptop with me”, thought Mark. He didn’t know what he was going to tell his boss. Worse yet, he didn’t
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of who is accessing, or trying to access, what applications, which network resource, and what data can be accessed. The most common ID is the username, account number, PIN number, or even biometrics. Authorization- Another way is for Richman Investments to define rules as to who has access to which computer and network resources. My suggestion is that RI implements either a group membership policy or an authority-level policy to achieve this. Group policy would allow the administrator to assign
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info such as telephone directory, internal policy manuals, and new employee training material. The user domain is where only one user will have access to it. This can be configured to internal use only. By default, the IT department tries to maintain a certain level of Security for this, so that nobody can access from the outside, only the IT Department can grant access privilege for Remote Access Point. The User Domain will enforce an acceptable use policy to define what each user can and cannot do
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should be protected with strong passwords, enforce security policies in each department, and ban employees from inserting USB drives in the company’s computers. The security experts can mitigate the threats in the Workstation Domain by ensuring the operating system is the latest, patch known vulnerabilities in software soon as they are identified, each workstation should have antivirus installed to protect against malware, control physical access to the workstations and allow only authorized personnel
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requirements for the proposed network are as follows: * Reduce operating cost by cutting cost too make telephone calls over telephone lines. * Generate revenue by reaching more customers via the web. * Increase client satisfaction. * Remote access * Business partner connectivity * Increase employee productivity * Better customer service Design requirements The design requirements for the network should be standard. The network design requirements are stated below: 1.
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