SIEM KPIs and KRIs:
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Assess the performance and risks associated with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems for proactive threat detection and response.
This document outlines key performance indicators and key risk indicators for vulnerability management across various categories. It identifies 19 metrics for measuring the effectiveness of vulnerability detection and scanning, vulnerability assessment, patch management, asset classification, reporting and analytics, compliance and auditing, incident response, vulnerability scanning, vendor and third-party risk management, and training and awareness programs. Example metrics include vulnerability remediation rates, patch compliance rates, accuracy of vulnerability reporting, and timeliness of incident response.
Operational Technology (OT) Facility KPIs and KRIsBim Akinfenwa
OT Facility KPIs and KRIs:
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Assess the performance and risks associated with Operational Technology (OT) facilities to maintain reliability and security.
Third-Party Vendor Risk Management KPIs and KRIsBim Akinfenwa
Third-Party Vendor Risk Management KPIs and KRIs:
Monitor and assess the performance and risks associated with third-party vendors to ensure they meet security and compliance standards.
IT General Controls Key Performance Indicator & Key Risk IndicatorBim Akinfenwa
Explore the world of IT General Controls through this informative presentation on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and Key Risk Indicators (KRIs). In this comprehensive slideshow, we delve into the critical aspects of ITGCs, shedding light on how KPIs and KRIs play a pivotal role in ensuring the effectiveness and security of your organization's IT systems.
Key Topics Covered:
Understanding IT General Controls (ITGCs)
Importance of Monitoring ITGCs
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for ITGCs
Identifying and Defining KPIs
Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) in ITGCs
Setting Up Effective KPIs and KRIs
Real-world Examples and Case Studies
Benefits of Implementing KPIs and KRIs
Ensuring Compliance and Security
Best Practices for Managing ITGCs
Unlock the potential of IT General Controls with actionable insights into KPIs and KRIs that will help you enhance your organization's IT governance, risk management, and compliance strategies. Don't miss this opportunity to bolster your IT control framework and stay ahead in the ever-evolving landscape of technology.
This document outlines categories of potential issues that can arise in a threat intelligence program. It identifies 15 key risk indicators (KRIs) across 7 categories: data collection, threat analysis, intelligence sharing, indicators, response, regulatory compliance, and reporting. Addressing these KRIs can help organizations track the effectiveness and risks of their threat intelligence efforts.
Data Privacy KPIs and KRIs:
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Monitor the performance and risks related to data privacy measures to ensure compliance with data protection regulations.
GDPR Compliance KPIs and KRIs:
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Evaluate the performance and risks related to complying with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to protect data privacy.
Prensentation on packet sniffer and injection toolIssar Kapadia
The presentation is about scanning tools: packet sniffer and injection tools. how is this scanning tools are use which is describe in this presentation.
This document outlines key performance indicators and key risk indicators for vulnerability management across various categories. It identifies 19 metrics for measuring the effectiveness of vulnerability detection and scanning, vulnerability assessment, patch management, asset classification, reporting and analytics, compliance and auditing, incident response, vulnerability scanning, vendor and third-party risk management, and training and awareness programs. Example metrics include vulnerability remediation rates, patch compliance rates, accuracy of vulnerability reporting, and timeliness of incident response.
Operational Technology (OT) Facility KPIs and KRIsBim Akinfenwa
OT Facility KPIs and KRIs:
Academy.skillweed.com
Assess the performance and risks associated with Operational Technology (OT) facilities to maintain reliability and security.
Third-Party Vendor Risk Management KPIs and KRIsBim Akinfenwa
Third-Party Vendor Risk Management KPIs and KRIs:
Monitor and assess the performance and risks associated with third-party vendors to ensure they meet security and compliance standards.
IT General Controls Key Performance Indicator & Key Risk IndicatorBim Akinfenwa
Explore the world of IT General Controls through this informative presentation on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and Key Risk Indicators (KRIs). In this comprehensive slideshow, we delve into the critical aspects of ITGCs, shedding light on how KPIs and KRIs play a pivotal role in ensuring the effectiveness and security of your organization's IT systems.
Key Topics Covered:
Understanding IT General Controls (ITGCs)
Importance of Monitoring ITGCs
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for ITGCs
Identifying and Defining KPIs
Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) in ITGCs
Setting Up Effective KPIs and KRIs
Real-world Examples and Case Studies
Benefits of Implementing KPIs and KRIs
Ensuring Compliance and Security
Best Practices for Managing ITGCs
Unlock the potential of IT General Controls with actionable insights into KPIs and KRIs that will help you enhance your organization's IT governance, risk management, and compliance strategies. Don't miss this opportunity to bolster your IT control framework and stay ahead in the ever-evolving landscape of technology.
This document outlines categories of potential issues that can arise in a threat intelligence program. It identifies 15 key risk indicators (KRIs) across 7 categories: data collection, threat analysis, intelligence sharing, indicators, response, regulatory compliance, and reporting. Addressing these KRIs can help organizations track the effectiveness and risks of their threat intelligence efforts.
Data Privacy KPIs and KRIs:
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Monitor the performance and risks related to data privacy measures to ensure compliance with data protection regulations.
GDPR Compliance KPIs and KRIs:
Academy.skillweed.com
Evaluate the performance and risks related to complying with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to protect data privacy.
Prensentation on packet sniffer and injection toolIssar Kapadia
The presentation is about scanning tools: packet sniffer and injection tools. how is this scanning tools are use which is describe in this presentation.
Data governance issues are grouped into several categories: data quality, data classification, data ownership, data access control, data privacy compliance, data retention and purging, data audit and monitoring, data documentation, data governance training, and overall data governance key performance and risk indicators. Common issues include inaccurate or missing data, unclassified or misclassified data, undefined data owners, unauthorized data access, non-compliance with privacy laws and policies, data retained past retention periods, infrequent audits, incomplete documentation, and lack of training and policy awareness.
The document provides an overview of security audits and compliance based on the ISO 27001:2013 standard. It defines key terms, describes the three pillars of information security and types of audits. It introduces ISO 27001, outlines the framework's 13 control domains and objectives. The document explains how to conduct a security audit from initiation to follow up and closure of nonconformities. It stresses that audits are about improvement, not fault finding, and ensuring unbiased reviews.
The document outlines key performance indicators (KPIs) and key risk indicators (KRIs) for evaluating an organization's asset management performance across several categories. It includes 20 KPIs across areas like asset discovery, utilization, lifecycle management, tracking, maintenance, depreciation, compliance, and security. Each KPI lists 1-2 related KRIs that indicate potential risks to watch out for. The overall goal is to help organizations optimize asset utilization, security, and lifecycle management through monitoring these critical metrics.
This document discusses administrative security controls and incident response management. It covers topics such as least privilege, separation of duties, privilege monitoring, forensic data collection and analysis, incident response phases including preparation, detection, response, and recovery, and continuity planning including backup strategies, fault tolerance, and disaster recovery processes. The goal of these controls and plans is to mitigate risks from both internal and external threats and ensure business continuity even during disruptive events.
CISSP Prep: Ch 5. Communication and Network Security (Part 2)Sam Bowne
This document provides an overview of networking concepts related to communication and network security. It discusses common cabling types used to physically connect networks like twisted pair, coaxial, fiber optic and their characteristics. It also covers common LAN technologies and protocols like Ethernet, token ring, FDDI, physical network topologies and WAN protocols. The document then discusses wireless LANs, Bluetooth, RFID and secure network devices like switches, routers, firewalls and routing protocols.
This document summarizes a presentation on threat hunting. It discusses how adversaries leave traces in various log files and data sources. While automated alerting is useful, it cannot find unknown threats. The document defines threat hunting as techniques to detect security incidents that were missed by automated systems. It emphasizes the importance of having a threat hunting strategy and process. Specific strategies discussed include making the most of existing data and following the kill chain model. The threat hunting process involves developing hypotheses, collecting relevant data, analyzing it using various techniques, and developing additional hypotheses to further the investigation.
Information Security Management Systems(ISMS) By Dr WafulaDiscover JKUAT
ISO 27001 and ISO 27002 provide guidance for establishing an Information Security Management System (ISMS) to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information. The document discusses key aspects of an ISMS including (1) defining information security and risks, (2) selecting appropriate controls based on a risk assessment, and (3) implementing the Plan-Do-Check-Act model to establish, operate, monitor, and improve the ISMS over time. Management commitment, clear roles and responsibilities, training, and regular reviews are critical to the successful implementation and maintenance of an ISMS.
Building An Information Security Awareness ProgramBill Gardner
Most organization’s Security Awareness Programs suck. They involved ‘canned’ video presentations or someone is HR explaining computer use policies. Others are extremely expensive and beyond the reach of the budgets of smaller organizations. This talk will show you how to build a Security Awareness Program from scratch for little or no money, and how to engage your users so that they get the most out of the program.
There are three main components of security assessment and testing: security tests, security assessments, and security audits. Security tests verify controls are functioning properly through automated and manual tests. Security assessments perform comprehensive reviews of systems and networks to identify risks and recommend mitigations. Security audits systematically evaluate controls to demonstrate effectiveness to third parties. Other topics covered include penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, code reviews, logging, and different testing methods.
Effective Cyber Defense Using CIS Critical Security ControlsBSides Delhi
The CIS Critical Security Controls are a recommended set of actions for cyber defense that provide specific and actionable ways to stop today’s most pervasive and dangerous attacks. They are developed, renewed, validated, and supported by a large volunteer community of security experts under the stewardship of the Center for Internet Security (www.cisecurity.org). Contributors, adopters, and supporters are found around the world and come from all types of roles, backgrounds, missions, and businesses. State and local governments, power distributors, transportation agencies, academic institutions, nancial services, federal government, and defense contractors are among the hundreds of organizations that have adopted the Controls. They have all implemented the Controls to address the key question: “What needs to be done right now to protect my organization from advanced and
targeted attacks?”
The document provides a review and comparison of the QRadar, ArcSight, and Splunk SIEM platforms. It summarizes their key capabilities and components. For each solution, it outlines strengths such as integrated monitoring, analytics features, and scalability. It also notes weaknesses such as complexity, customization limitations, and high data volume licensing costs. The comparison finds QRadar well-suited for smaller deployments, ArcSight for medium-large organizations, and notes Splunk's log collection strengths but limited out-of-the-box correlations compared to competitors. Gartner assessments for each platform cover visibility trends, deployment challenges, and roadmap monitoring advice.
SIEM systems provide security event monitoring and log management by collecting security data from across an organization's network and systems. The first SIEM was developed in 1996 and major players today include IBM QRadar, HP ArcSight, and McAfee Nitro. SIEMs aggregate logs from various sources, use correlation engines to identify related security events, and generate alerts when multiple events indicate a higher risk threat. They provide visibility across an organization's security infrastructure and help with compliance, operations, and forensic investigations. SIEM is important for threat detection, compliance, and gaining insights from security event data.
Putting Firepower Into The Next Generation FirewallCisco Canada
This document discusses Cisco's next generation firewall (NGFW) platforms and capabilities. It provides an overview of the Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) software and its deployment on various Cisco appliances. Key capabilities of FTD include intrusion prevention, application visibility and control, advanced malware protection, URL filtering, and SSL decryption. The document also reviews the feature sets and performance of Cisco's NGFW appliance families, including the ASA 5500-X, Firepower 2100, Firepower 4100, and Firepower 9300 series.
Threat intelligence involves collecting and analyzing information about cyber attacks from sources like threat intelligence providers, public information sharing centers, and open-source intelligence. This information is used to help organizations defend against known threats. Threat research involves studying past and present threat information to identify indicators of compromise, which can provide evidence that a system has been breached and alert security teams. Common indicators include unusual outbound traffic, anomalies in privileged user accounts, activity from unusual geographic locations, and suspicious changes to device configurations.
This talk was presented in NULL Delhi chapter meet in 2014, as an insight into the world of PCI (Payment Card Industry) and the 12 requirements of PCI DSS
This presentation was discussed in a Webinar with MetricStream in September 2016. It is applicable for small, medium and large businesses when considering information and cyber security risk.
Digital forensics involves analyzing digital artifacts like computers, storage devices, and network traffic as potential legal evidence. The process includes preparing investigators, carefully collecting and preserving evidence while maintaining a clear chain of custody, examining and analyzing the data found, and reporting the results. Key steps are imaging systems to obtain an exact duplicate without altering the original, recovering both data at rest and volatile memory, and using specialized tools to find relevant information for investigations. Examples of cases that relied on digital evidence include those of Chandra Levy and the BTK killer.
Botnets are networks of compromised computers that are used to conduct criminal online activities like spamming and phishing. They are controlled by botmasters through command and control servers. The document discusses how botnets utilize platforms like Windows and Unix machines, and spyware, adware, and malware to conduct spamming, phishing, denial of service attacks, and steal personal information. It also summarizes various network security measures that can help prevent the spread of botnets, including user education, firewalls, IPSec, SSL/TLS, RADIUS authentication, security tokens, and biometrics.
This document provides an overview of changes between the 2018 and 2022 versions of ISO 27005, which provides guidance on managing information security risks. Some key changes include aligning terminology with ISO 31000:2018, adjusting the structure to match ISO 27001:2022, introducing risk scenario concepts, revising and restructuring annexes, and providing additional examples and models. The 2022 version contains 62 pages compared to 56 pages previously and has undergone terminology, process, and content updates to align with updated ISO standards and better support organizations in performing information security risk management.
RMF KPIs and KRIs:
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Gauge the performance and risks related to the Risk Management Framework (RMF) for securing information systems.
FedRAMP Compliance KPIs and KRIs:
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Monitor the performance and risks associated with Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) compliance for secure cloud services.
Data governance issues are grouped into several categories: data quality, data classification, data ownership, data access control, data privacy compliance, data retention and purging, data audit and monitoring, data documentation, data governance training, and overall data governance key performance and risk indicators. Common issues include inaccurate or missing data, unclassified or misclassified data, undefined data owners, unauthorized data access, non-compliance with privacy laws and policies, data retained past retention periods, infrequent audits, incomplete documentation, and lack of training and policy awareness.
The document provides an overview of security audits and compliance based on the ISO 27001:2013 standard. It defines key terms, describes the three pillars of information security and types of audits. It introduces ISO 27001, outlines the framework's 13 control domains and objectives. The document explains how to conduct a security audit from initiation to follow up and closure of nonconformities. It stresses that audits are about improvement, not fault finding, and ensuring unbiased reviews.
The document outlines key performance indicators (KPIs) and key risk indicators (KRIs) for evaluating an organization's asset management performance across several categories. It includes 20 KPIs across areas like asset discovery, utilization, lifecycle management, tracking, maintenance, depreciation, compliance, and security. Each KPI lists 1-2 related KRIs that indicate potential risks to watch out for. The overall goal is to help organizations optimize asset utilization, security, and lifecycle management through monitoring these critical metrics.
This document discusses administrative security controls and incident response management. It covers topics such as least privilege, separation of duties, privilege monitoring, forensic data collection and analysis, incident response phases including preparation, detection, response, and recovery, and continuity planning including backup strategies, fault tolerance, and disaster recovery processes. The goal of these controls and plans is to mitigate risks from both internal and external threats and ensure business continuity even during disruptive events.
CISSP Prep: Ch 5. Communication and Network Security (Part 2)Sam Bowne
This document provides an overview of networking concepts related to communication and network security. It discusses common cabling types used to physically connect networks like twisted pair, coaxial, fiber optic and their characteristics. It also covers common LAN technologies and protocols like Ethernet, token ring, FDDI, physical network topologies and WAN protocols. The document then discusses wireless LANs, Bluetooth, RFID and secure network devices like switches, routers, firewalls and routing protocols.
This document summarizes a presentation on threat hunting. It discusses how adversaries leave traces in various log files and data sources. While automated alerting is useful, it cannot find unknown threats. The document defines threat hunting as techniques to detect security incidents that were missed by automated systems. It emphasizes the importance of having a threat hunting strategy and process. Specific strategies discussed include making the most of existing data and following the kill chain model. The threat hunting process involves developing hypotheses, collecting relevant data, analyzing it using various techniques, and developing additional hypotheses to further the investigation.
Information Security Management Systems(ISMS) By Dr WafulaDiscover JKUAT
ISO 27001 and ISO 27002 provide guidance for establishing an Information Security Management System (ISMS) to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information. The document discusses key aspects of an ISMS including (1) defining information security and risks, (2) selecting appropriate controls based on a risk assessment, and (3) implementing the Plan-Do-Check-Act model to establish, operate, monitor, and improve the ISMS over time. Management commitment, clear roles and responsibilities, training, and regular reviews are critical to the successful implementation and maintenance of an ISMS.
Building An Information Security Awareness ProgramBill Gardner
Most organization’s Security Awareness Programs suck. They involved ‘canned’ video presentations or someone is HR explaining computer use policies. Others are extremely expensive and beyond the reach of the budgets of smaller organizations. This talk will show you how to build a Security Awareness Program from scratch for little or no money, and how to engage your users so that they get the most out of the program.
There are three main components of security assessment and testing: security tests, security assessments, and security audits. Security tests verify controls are functioning properly through automated and manual tests. Security assessments perform comprehensive reviews of systems and networks to identify risks and recommend mitigations. Security audits systematically evaluate controls to demonstrate effectiveness to third parties. Other topics covered include penetration testing, vulnerability assessments, code reviews, logging, and different testing methods.
Effective Cyber Defense Using CIS Critical Security ControlsBSides Delhi
The CIS Critical Security Controls are a recommended set of actions for cyber defense that provide specific and actionable ways to stop today’s most pervasive and dangerous attacks. They are developed, renewed, validated, and supported by a large volunteer community of security experts under the stewardship of the Center for Internet Security (www.cisecurity.org). Contributors, adopters, and supporters are found around the world and come from all types of roles, backgrounds, missions, and businesses. State and local governments, power distributors, transportation agencies, academic institutions, nancial services, federal government, and defense contractors are among the hundreds of organizations that have adopted the Controls. They have all implemented the Controls to address the key question: “What needs to be done right now to protect my organization from advanced and
targeted attacks?”
The document provides a review and comparison of the QRadar, ArcSight, and Splunk SIEM platforms. It summarizes their key capabilities and components. For each solution, it outlines strengths such as integrated monitoring, analytics features, and scalability. It also notes weaknesses such as complexity, customization limitations, and high data volume licensing costs. The comparison finds QRadar well-suited for smaller deployments, ArcSight for medium-large organizations, and notes Splunk's log collection strengths but limited out-of-the-box correlations compared to competitors. Gartner assessments for each platform cover visibility trends, deployment challenges, and roadmap monitoring advice.
SIEM systems provide security event monitoring and log management by collecting security data from across an organization's network and systems. The first SIEM was developed in 1996 and major players today include IBM QRadar, HP ArcSight, and McAfee Nitro. SIEMs aggregate logs from various sources, use correlation engines to identify related security events, and generate alerts when multiple events indicate a higher risk threat. They provide visibility across an organization's security infrastructure and help with compliance, operations, and forensic investigations. SIEM is important for threat detection, compliance, and gaining insights from security event data.
Putting Firepower Into The Next Generation FirewallCisco Canada
This document discusses Cisco's next generation firewall (NGFW) platforms and capabilities. It provides an overview of the Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) software and its deployment on various Cisco appliances. Key capabilities of FTD include intrusion prevention, application visibility and control, advanced malware protection, URL filtering, and SSL decryption. The document also reviews the feature sets and performance of Cisco's NGFW appliance families, including the ASA 5500-X, Firepower 2100, Firepower 4100, and Firepower 9300 series.
Threat intelligence involves collecting and analyzing information about cyber attacks from sources like threat intelligence providers, public information sharing centers, and open-source intelligence. This information is used to help organizations defend against known threats. Threat research involves studying past and present threat information to identify indicators of compromise, which can provide evidence that a system has been breached and alert security teams. Common indicators include unusual outbound traffic, anomalies in privileged user accounts, activity from unusual geographic locations, and suspicious changes to device configurations.
This talk was presented in NULL Delhi chapter meet in 2014, as an insight into the world of PCI (Payment Card Industry) and the 12 requirements of PCI DSS
This presentation was discussed in a Webinar with MetricStream in September 2016. It is applicable for small, medium and large businesses when considering information and cyber security risk.
Digital forensics involves analyzing digital artifacts like computers, storage devices, and network traffic as potential legal evidence. The process includes preparing investigators, carefully collecting and preserving evidence while maintaining a clear chain of custody, examining and analyzing the data found, and reporting the results. Key steps are imaging systems to obtain an exact duplicate without altering the original, recovering both data at rest and volatile memory, and using specialized tools to find relevant information for investigations. Examples of cases that relied on digital evidence include those of Chandra Levy and the BTK killer.
Botnets are networks of compromised computers that are used to conduct criminal online activities like spamming and phishing. They are controlled by botmasters through command and control servers. The document discusses how botnets utilize platforms like Windows and Unix machines, and spyware, adware, and malware to conduct spamming, phishing, denial of service attacks, and steal personal information. It also summarizes various network security measures that can help prevent the spread of botnets, including user education, firewalls, IPSec, SSL/TLS, RADIUS authentication, security tokens, and biometrics.
This document provides an overview of changes between the 2018 and 2022 versions of ISO 27005, which provides guidance on managing information security risks. Some key changes include aligning terminology with ISO 31000:2018, adjusting the structure to match ISO 27001:2022, introducing risk scenario concepts, revising and restructuring annexes, and providing additional examples and models. The 2022 version contains 62 pages compared to 56 pages previously and has undergone terminology, process, and content updates to align with updated ISO standards and better support organizations in performing information security risk management.
RMF KPIs and KRIs:
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Gauge the performance and risks related to the Risk Management Framework (RMF) for securing information systems.
FedRAMP Compliance KPIs and KRIs:
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Monitor the performance and risks associated with Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) compliance for secure cloud services.
Incident Response KPIs and KRIs:
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Measure the efficiency and risks of incident response processes to minimize the impact of security incidents.
NERC-CIP Compliance KPIs and KRIs:
Monitor the performance and risks of complying with North American Electric Reliability Corporation Critical Infrastructure Protection (NERC-CIP) standards for electric infrastructure security.
Risk and Threat AssessmentWrite a 2,500 word paper that includes.docxjoellemurphey
Risk and Threat Assessment
Write a 2,500 word paper that includes the following information:
•US Army Base at Fort Campbell, KY
•Prioritized assessment of the strengths, weaknesses, threats and vulnerabilities of your selected organization’s security system(s), including facilities, people, information systems, and other appropriate assets
•The influence of crime and criminology in your assessment, as well as applicable national and global issues
Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.
Week 1 – Risk Assessment Content Checklist
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Nature of Business/agency
2. Facility Name
3. Address
4. Survey Date
5. Hours of operation
6. Facility Contact Person
7. Phone Number
8. Fax number
9. Email
10. Environment
11. Survey conducted by
12. Surveyor's address
13. Surveyor's phone
14. Surveyor's email
COUNTRY (where the facility is located)
1. Political conditions
2. Crime rates
3. Personnel safety
4. Availability of labor
5. Economic conditions
6. Medical treatment availability
7. Public fire fighting availability
8. Public utilities
9. Public transportation
10. Earthquake susceptibility
11. Fire susceptibility
12. Tornado susceptibility
13. Severe weather susceptibility
COMMUNITY (neighborhood)
1. Crime rates
2. Aesthetic qualities
3. Public police protection
4. Fire protection
5. Emergency medical services
6. History of civil unrest
7. Graffiti/vandalism
PHYSICAL SECURITY
Facility Perimeter
1. Fencing
2. Landscaping
3. Parking
4. Employee parking are illumination
5. Visitor parking illumination
6. Employee parking area monitoring
7. Visitor parking area monitoring
8. Lighting
9. Vehicular traffic pattern
10. Trash removal
11. Protection from adjacent occupancies
12. Proper signage
Building
1. Description of building
2. Common walls with adjacent occupancies
3. Exterior door construction
4. Exterior door locks
5. Door lock operation
6. Exterior window construction
7. Window height above ground
8. Window security
9. Roof access restriction
10. Building exterior lighting
11. Shipping/receiving area monitoring
12. Emergency exit
13. Emergency exits unobstructed
14. Interior door construction
15. Interior wall construction
16. Antitheft systems/mechanisms
Access Control
1. Intrusion detection
2. Building entrances minimized
3. Employee entrance monitoring
4. Visitor/guest entrance monitoring
5. Interior door locks
6. Key control system
7. Key sign-out/assignment system
8. Keys accounted for
9. Key safeguards
10. Employee distinguishableness
11. Visitor/Guest supervision
12. Restricted access to sensitive/vulnerable areas
13. Computer/data storage restrictions
14. Key storage area restrictions
15. Mechanical/utility room restrictions
16. Telecommunications room restrictions
17. Mailroom restrictions
18. Ex ...
This document discusses security automation and provides examples of processes that can be automated. It notes that 96% of respondents have security orchestration projects underway to automate manual tasks. The top areas ripe for automation include data collection/enrichment, triage of low fidelity alerts, and establishing consistent processes. The document then provides examples of automation workflows that can be used for common security issues like phishing, malware, DLP, and account misuse. These examples outline steps that can be automated, like data gathering, analysis, response, and feedback.
Cyber IAM KPIs and KRIs:
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Gauge the performance and risks associated with Cyber Identity and Access Management (IAM) strategies to secure digital identities and access rights.
GRC Program KPIs and KRIs:
Track the effectiveness and potential risks of Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) initiatives to maintain regulatory compliance and mitigate risks.
11-Incident Response, Risk Management Sample Question and Answer-24-06-2023.pptabhichowdary16
This document outlines the steps of an incident response process including identification, recording, initial response, communication, containment, response strategy formulation, classification, investigation, and recovery. It discusses strategies for each step such as gathering information, validating incidents, determining appropriate response personnel, containment techniques, and formulating strategies based on business impact and recovery efforts. Common security incidents and appropriate reporting procedures are also addressed.
Learn how Tripwire helps you to discover the assets on your network and quickly identify and tag the vulnerable assets while applying the appropriate policies and remediation to improve your security posture and efficiencies while reducing the overall cost to your organization.
In this presentation, Tripwire’s CTO, Dwayne Melançon, discusses how vulnerability scanning can produce vulnerability intelligence, and how that intelligence can be integrated with other sources of context from within information security to produce more effective and efficient detection, response and prevention.
Cybersecurity Fundamentals for Legal ProfessionalsShawn Tuma
Cybersecurity & Data Privacy Attorney Shawn Tuma delivered this presentation at the 55th Annual Conference on Intellectual Property Law at The Center for American and International Law on November 13, 2017.
Are you prepared for a data breach? Are you confident you will find a breach in a timely manner? Facts are over 70% of businesses report a security breach and 75% of breaches are undetected for days or even months. Once discovered, incident response teams are under extreme pressure to close the breach, figure out what happened, what was lost, and calculate the risk. Organizations need a sophisticated incident response plan.
View this presentation and learn how to:
- Discover sensitive data, risk, and vulnerabilities
- Detect and block cyber security events
- Investigate incidents and automate remediation
- Demonstrate consistent policy application across all sensitive data
This document provides an overview of the OWASP Testing Guide for vulnerability assessment and penetration testing (VAPT). It defines key terms like vulnerability, threat, control, and vulnerability assessment. It explains the security principles of confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA). It then describes common sources of vulnerabilities and outlines various testing methodologies for information gathering, configuration management, identity and authentication, authorization, session management, input validation, error handling, cryptography, and client-side testing. It stresses the importance of customizing the testing plan for different application types and remembering best practices like following protocols, capturing accurate details of the tested systems, informing clients, and filtering false positives.
This document provides standards, regulations, and laws related to IT controls and information security. It outlines key areas such as assessing security risks, treating security risks, information security policy, internal organization, external parties, asset responsibility, information classification, employment related controls, secure areas, equipment security, operational procedures, third party services, system planning, malicious code protection, backups, network security, media handling, information exchange, electronic commerce, monitoring, access controls, security requirements for systems, correct processing, cryptographic controls, system file security, vulnerability management, security event reporting, and information security incidents.
Discuss the benefits and pitfalls of relying on security logs- Provide.docxwviola
Discuss the benefits and pitfalls of relying on security logs. Provide 5 points in favor and five points against using logs and explain. \"
Solution
Benefits of relying on security logs:
1. security logs are to maintain data about users who are active at a particular time. We can maintain data of frequent users and the data what the users are accessing.
2.Security logs are used to monitor policy violations
3.By maintaining security logs we can identify attackers.
4. By using security logs we can check whether there is any misuse of data.
5.We can protect organization data and prevent various problems created by attackers.
Pitfalls of relying on security logs:
1. If security log data is not maintained as read only data , they may get modified or deleted then attack may not be identified.
2. Accessing to security log data must be restricted to protect log file.
3.When log file need to be transfered over a network then we need to send it with secure transmission protocol
4. Log files contain data with different format , which is complex to maintain data.
5. We need to check whether the system is recording log data or not. otherwise protection is not assured.
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BCDR KPIs and KRIs:
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Monitor the performance and risks of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR) plans to ensure resilience in disruptions.
SOX Section 404 KPIs and KRIs:
Assess the effectiveness and risks in complying with Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) Section 404 to ensure accurate financial reporting.
SDLC KPIs and KRIs:
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Measure the performance and risks associated with the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) to deliver high-quality software.
This document discusses wearable technology trends for 2016 and beyond. It provides an overview of the history and types of wearables, and their applications in tracking physical activity and managing diseases. Benefits of wearables include increased productivity and life expectancy. The growing wearables market is projected to reach $41 billion by 2020. While prices need to drop and form factors expand for broader adoption, wearables from Apple and Fitbit currently dominate the market. Employers are also implementing wearable wellness programs. The future of wearables lies in continued price decreases and the rise of the "quantified self" through self-tracking technologies.
Our Aspiration for the Africa we want: Agenda 2063 Bim Akinfenwa
This document profiles an individual named Akin Akingbade, who is a poet, co-founder of PANLinked.com which is a professional database of African professionals, has partnered with the African Union on capacity building, mentors many start-ups, has experience in content management strategy as a manager at Ernst & Young working with over 70 Fortune 500 companies, has co-authored articles, and authored a poetry book called "Lord, I have a question" and is working on a book called "Think it Build it".
This document provides a status update for the PANLINKED project, including details on completed and upcoming milestones. The Iteration 0 deliverable was completed on schedule on September 18th and included developing EPICS, user stories, and Scrum planning. Upcoming activities are Iterations 1 and 2 starting on September 22nd and October 7th respectively. No issues or roadblocks were reported.
This document outlines an content marketing strategy that includes monitoring web analytics and return on business objectives. It lists various content types and delivery methods such as daily blogs, social media, webinars, and in-person events. The content guide emphasizes fulfilling needs, consistent messaging, humanizing content, focusing on members' needs, and providing high quality value.
This document describes 4 user personas representing members of the African diaspora who want to contribute to the development of Africa. The personas are: 1) Historic Diaspora, representing first generation Africans who migrated to the West and want to contribute through education, entrepreneurship, etc. 2) Historic Diaspora Children, representing their children who are curious about Africa's future. 3) Contemporary Diaspora, representing Africans who spent time in Africa but migrated for opportunities and want to utilize new skills in Africa. 4) Contemporary Diaspora Children, representing their children with strong African roots who want to maintain connections to the continent. Each persona provides demographic details, goals, frustrations, and potential affili
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HijackLoader Evolution: Interactive Process HollowingDonato Onofri
CrowdStrike researchers have identified a HijackLoader (aka IDAT Loader) sample that employs sophisticated evasion techniques to enhance the complexity of the threat. HijackLoader, an increasingly popular tool among adversaries for deploying additional payloads and tooling, continues to evolve as its developers experiment and enhance its capabilities.
In their analysis of a recent HijackLoader sample, CrowdStrike researchers discovered new techniques designed to increase the defense evasion capabilities of the loader. The malware developer used a standard process hollowing technique coupled with an additional trigger that was activated by the parent process writing to a pipe. This new approach, called "Interactive Process Hollowing", has the potential to make defense evasion stealthier.
Gen Z and the marketplaces - let's translate their needsLaura Szabó
The product workshop focused on exploring the requirements of Generation Z in relation to marketplace dynamics. We delved into their specific needs, examined the specifics in their shopping preferences, and analyzed their preferred methods for accessing information and making purchases within a marketplace. Through the study of real-life cases , we tried to gain valuable insights into enhancing the marketplace experience for Generation Z.
The workshop was held on the DMA Conference in Vienna June 2024.
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