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This document discusses security of enterprise systems. It covers topics like fundamentals of cyber security, enterprise systems and security, major vulnerabilities on enterprise systems and how to mitigate them. Common security problems on enterprise platforms are also discussed. The presentation emphasizes the importance of selecting reputed vendors, implementing proper security policies, conducting regular audits, using multi-factor authentication, and carefully considering security when using cloud-based systems.
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- Pepperdine University has embraced BYOD for many years, allowing students, faculty, and guests to use personal devices on the campus network.
- The university implemented Bradford Networks' Network Sentry solution to provide secure network access for BYOD users while also detecting and responding to security threats.
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Agenda
Introduction
Administrative Controls
Physical Controls
Technical Controls
Security Policies
Legislation/Regulations or industry standards
Network Security Tools
Conclusion
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Emerging Threats and Counter Measures (ITS-834-23)
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1.Introduction (Swapna Mallireddy)
Business transactions have been made easier through IT and Technology has made it possible for people to infiltrate organizations and steal their secrets.
Data security is important because any form of data breaches may lead to serious consequences such as data loss.
To mitigate the possible treats unauthorized use, deleting of the data, service provider checks through a third party, control data access to its employees based on project role and position are needed.
Though, hardware and software are expensive, they are the best way to counter all the attacks.
Solomon's business should control the virtual users using the remote access as it increases the chances of cyber attackers. To minimize this educating the employees in terms of how it happens and the right measures to undertake in case of an attack.
All devices should be up to date with all the safety measures put in place such as updated antivirus.
Need to ensure appropriate access rights are given to access the data for effective data protection.
To minimizes the chances of password cracking, ensure to use strong passwords and changing the passwords often thus making it hard to be cracked by hackers.
Protection has, therefore become a necessity for any organization.
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2.Administrative Control (Harshavardhan Dasara)
Updating its widows and operating systems- using outdated operating systems and widows exposes Solomon's business to adverse data bleaches threats.
First, there are no more supports from provider meaning the systems a re much exposed to hacking and other data bleaches and second, it is faced with a lot of compatibility issues.
This can be achieved through ensuring that it establishes access rights and only the right person is around to access certain data from the organization.
To minimize chances of data cyber-attacks, the organization should ensure to educate its employee about cyber-attacks in terms of how it happens and the right measures to undertake in case of an attack.
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3.Physical Controls (Vikram Goud)
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CCTV
Biometric
Motion Sensors
Security Alarms
Guards
4. Technical Controls (Kalyan Koppolu )
Classic model of information security defines in three objectives
Confidentiality
Integrity
Availability
Tools
Authentication
Access control
Encryption
Password security
Backups
Firewalls
Intrusion Detection System (IDS)
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5.Security policies (Vijay Cherukupalli)
Three main types of policies exist
Organizational (or Master) Policy.
System- ...
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- 1. Security of Enterprise SystemsITECH 5402: Enterprise Systems Krishan Thisera Narjan Gurung Sabina Phuyal
- 2. Agenda 01 02 03 04 Introduction to Cyber Security Fundamentals of Cyber security Enterprise Systems and Security Fundamentals of ES and Security Major Vulnerabilities on ES Security and how to mitigate them Common Security problems on ES platforms Conclusion Summary on what we discussed
- 3. Introduction to Cyber Security Fundamentals of Cyber security
- 4. Introduction to Cyber Security Fundamentals of Cyber security Modified only by Authorized parties. Integrity Accessible to the authorized parties in a timely manner . Availability Available to authorized users only. Confidentiality Least Privilege Economy/ Simplicity Open Design Non-bypassability Fail-safe default Separation of privileges Least Common mechanism Psychological acceptability / Easy to use Common Design Principals
- 5. Enterprise Systems and Security Fundamentals of Enterprise Systems and Security
- 6. Enterprise Systems and Security Fundamentals of ES and Security ES Security Integration of Information systems Contains most valuable data Security at transit Security at rest Data breaches and Denial of Services SCM CRM/SRM HRM PLM FI Enterprise Systems
- 7. Vulnerabilities and how to mitigate them Common Security problems on ES platforms
- 8. Vulnerabilities and How to mitigate them Log and Track the changes Maintain authorization check list Full access rights(Confidentiality violation) Select a vendor who practice industry standard protocols Introduce proper security policies Failures to Comply Evaluate the security aspect of the product Selecting the ideal vendor Provide Standard training with help of the vendor Lack of Training
- 9. Carefully select the cloud provider Ensure all the security measure are taken Security concerns with cloud based implementations Frequent audit/Compliance testing Security Audits Use industry standards applications only Use intermediate service(escrows) Integrations with unsecure systems Use Multi Factor Authentication(MFA) techniques Single Factor Authentication(SFA) Vulnerabilities and How to mitigate them
- 10. Summary Value of organizational Data Enterprise Systems Why should you select a reputed vendor Vendor Selection Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability Cyber Security Why should you concern about integration mechanism ES Integrations Neediness of the MFA instead of SFA. Multi factor authentication Important security measures Cloud based Implementations
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