Core Layers of
Enterprise Information
Security Architecture (EISA)
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Enterprise Information
Security Architecture (EISA)
A comprehensive framework
integrating business goals with
security strategies to protect
information assets and ensure
regulatory compliance.
Core Layers of EISA
1 Business Context
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Align security with business goals, risk
tolerance, and regulations
Support and enhance business
functionality
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Establish security policies, standards, and
guidelines
Define acceptable use, data classification,
and incident response protocols
2 Governance
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3 Security Services
Preventive: Firewalls, IDS, encryption
Detective: SIEM tools for incident detection
Corrective: Incident response plans
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4 Security Processes
Risk Assessments: Identify and evaluate risks
Incident Response: Plan for effective response and
recovery
Security Audits: Review and ensure control
effectiveness
Compliance Monitoring: Adhere to regulations and
data privacy laws
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5 Technology Architecture
Hardware: Secure servers, workstations, network
devices
Software: Secure applications, patch management
Network Security: Segmentation, access controls
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6 Operational Security
Security Awareness Training: Educate employees
on optimal procedures and protocols
Patch Management: Regularly apply security
patches
Log Management: Analyze and store security logs
Vulnerability Management: Identify and address
system vulnerabilities
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    Core Layers of EnterpriseInformation Security Architecture (EISA) Swipe
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    Swipe Enterprise Information Security Architecture(EISA) A comprehensive framework integrating business goals with security strategies to protect information assets and ensure regulatory compliance.
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    Core Layers ofEISA 1 Business Context Swipe Align security with business goals, risk tolerance, and regulations Support and enhance business functionality
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    Swipe Establish security policies,standards, and guidelines Define acceptable use, data classification, and incident response protocols 2 Governance
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    Swipe 3 Security Services Preventive:Firewalls, IDS, encryption Detective: SIEM tools for incident detection Corrective: Incident response plans
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    Swipe 4 Security Processes RiskAssessments: Identify and evaluate risks Incident Response: Plan for effective response and recovery Security Audits: Review and ensure control effectiveness Compliance Monitoring: Adhere to regulations and data privacy laws
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    Swipe 5 Technology Architecture Hardware:Secure servers, workstations, network devices Software: Secure applications, patch management Network Security: Segmentation, access controls
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    Swipe 6 Operational Security SecurityAwareness Training: Educate employees on optimal procedures and protocols Patch Management: Regularly apply security patches Log Management: Analyze and store security logs Vulnerability Management: Identify and address system vulnerabilities
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