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The document discusses risk assessment of the e-trading system, which is the most crucial asset, for the firm GNB. It identifies various threats like viruses, hacker attacks, and data theft and assesses the probability, impact, inherited risk, controls, and residual risk for each threat. The threats are categorized as related to software, databases, hardware, network, human factors, and access control. For each threat, it suggests controls like patch management, encryption, backup, firewall rules, monitoring, and policies to mitigate the risks. After controls, most residual risks are assessed as medium.
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Implementing a new AIS system could prove to be beneficial or detrimental to an organization’s IT infrastructure. Assess the risks associated with integrating a new AIS system and suggest what management can do to minimize those risks.
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Answer
From following the agents likely cause security related problems to the AIS.
From Employees
From Consultants
From Suppliers
From competitors
From IT mercenaries
From Espionage experts
From the above agents, AIS system facing risks.
In most of cases the following types of attacks like computer viruses, backdoors, password crackers, scanners and social engineering attacks.
Threats affecting the infrastructure of the AIS represent actions, possible or taken ,they might attack the system.
Here 2 types of threats like internal and external.
Management taken some preventions, that Can be
Those can be avoided by using Risk Management can be defind as the body of methods aiming at identifying, checking , removing events that may effect the resource of the system.
The body contains risk analysis, cost analysis,selection of mechanism, as well as overall assessment of the security. These risk analysis like following angles like quantitive analysis, quality analysis, workstation analysis.
There are 2 ways of avoid the situation of risk, covering threats thats are mostly likely to occur, while preserving the initial checking methods, reducing the costs as to checking measures.
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Security management service will be conducted by Service Supplier.
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