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This document discusses deploying a cloud security control to comply with regulatory requirements for information security. It explains that business executives are responsible for aligning corporate policies with regulations and ensuring controls are enforced. Both internal and external regulations impact enterprise IT operations, and complying with rules can be costly but not complying may result in penalties. The assignment involves addressing security issues related to complying with one of several specific acts such as FERPA, GLBA, HIPAA, PCI DSS, or SOX.
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CHAPTER 3
Security Policies and Regulations
In this chapter you will
• Explore the different types of regulations associated with secure software
development
• Learn how security policies impact secure development practices
• Explore legal issues associated with intellectual property protection
• Examine the role of privacy and secure software
• Explore the standards associated with secure software development
• Examine security frameworks that impact secure development
• Learn the role of securing the acquisition lifecycle and its impact on secure
development
Regulations and Compliance
Regulations and compliance drive many activities in an enterprise. The primary
reason behind this is the simple fact that failure to comply with rules and
regulations can lead to direct, and in some cases substantial, financial penalties.
Compliance failures can carry additional costs, as in increased scrutiny, greater
regulation in the future, and bad publicity. Since software is a major driver of
many business processes, a CSSLP needs to understand the basis behind various
rules and regulations and how they affect the enterprise in the context of their
own development efforts. This enables decision making as part of the software
development process that is in concert with these issues and enables the
enterprise to remain compliant.
Much has been said about how compliance is not the same as security. In a
sense, this is true, for one can be compliant and still be insecure. When viewed
from a risk management point of view, security is an exercise in risk
management, and so are compliance and other hazards. Add it all together, and
you get an “all hazards” approach, which is popular in many industries, as senior
management is responsible for all hazards and the residual risk from all risk
sources.
Regulations can come from several sources, including industry and trade
groups and government agencies. The penalties for noncompliance can vary as
well, sometimes based on the severity of the violation and other times based on
political factors. The factors determining which systems are included in
regulation and the level of regulation also vary based on situational factors.
Typically, these factors and rules are published significantly in advance of
instantiation to allow firms time to plan enterprise controls and optimize risk
management options. Although not all firms will be affected by all sets of
regulations, it is also not uncommon for a firm to have multiple sets of
regulations across different aspects of an enterprise, even overlapping on some
elements. This can add to the difficulty of managing compliance, as different
regulations can have different levels of protection requirements.
Many development efforts may have multiple regulatory impacts, and
mapping the different requirements to the individual data flows that they each
affect is important. For instance, if an application invo ...
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CHAPTER 3
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In this chapter you will
• Explore the different types of regulations associated with secure software
development
• Learn how security policies impact secure development practices
• Explore legal issues associated with intellectual property protection
• Examine the role of privacy and secure software
• Explore the standards associated with secure software development
• Examine security frameworks that impact secure development
• Learn the role of securing the acquisition lifecycle and its impact on secure
development
Regulations and Compliance
Regulations and compliance drive many activities in an enterprise. The primary
reason behind this is the simple fact that failure to comply with rules and
regulations can lead to direct, and in some cases substantial, financial penalties.
Compliance failures can carry additional costs, as in increased scrutiny, greater
regulation in the future, and bad publicity. Since software is a major driver of
many business processes, a CSSLP needs to understand the basis behind various
rules and regulations and how they affect the enterprise in the context of their
own development efforts. This enables decision making as part of the software
development process that is in concert with these issues and enables the
enterprise to remain compliant.
Much has been said about how compliance is not the same as security. In a
sense, this is true, for one can be compliant and still be insecure. When viewed
from a risk management point of view, security is an exercise in risk
management, and so are compliance and other hazards. Add it all together, and
you get an “all hazards” approach, which is popular in many industries, as senior
management is responsible for all hazards and the residual risk from all risk
sources.
Regulations can come from several sources, including industry and trade
groups and government agencies. The penalties for noncompliance can vary as
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• Explore the different types of regulations associated with secure software
development
• Learn how security policies impact secure development practices
• Explore legal issues associated with intellectual property protection
• Examine the role of privacy and secure software
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• Learn how security policies impact secure development practices
• Explore legal issues associated with intellectual property protection
• Examine the role of privacy and secure software
• Explore the standards associated with secure software development
• Examine security frameworks that impact secure development
• Learn the role of securing the acquisition lifecycle and its impact on secure
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regulations can lead to direct, and in some cases substantial, financial penalties.
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regulation in the future, and bad publicity. Since software is a major driver of
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rules and regulations and how they affect the enterprise in the context of their
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development process that is in concert with these issues and enables the
enterprise to remain compliant.
Much has been said about how compliance is not the same as security. In a
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from a risk management point of view, security is an exercise in risk
management, and so are compliance and other hazards. Add it all together, and
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specific policies, or a combination of all of these.
[https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/computer-science/security-policy]
A security policy is a document that states in writing how a company plans to protect the
company's physical and information technology (IT) assets.
Why do you need a security policy?
A security policy contains pre-approved organizational procedures that tell you exactly what you
need to do in order to prevent security problems and next steps if you are ever faced with a data
breach. Security problems can include:
Confidentiality – people obtaining or disclosing information inappropriately
Data Integrity – information being altered or erroneously validated, whether deliberate or
accidental
Availability – information not being available when it is required or being available to
more users than is appropriate
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