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Which of the following statements is NOT accurate? Biometric devices can be used as a computer security measure because they compare a person's unique characteristics against a set of characteristics. A firewall can be used to restrict access to a corporate intranet. A firewall can also be used to keep company employees from using the company LAN to gain access to the regular Internet. Some organizations use content filtering software to prevent the transmission of sensitive information to entities outside of the organization. For every computer that you want to install application A BC on, you must have one copy of application A BC or one site license for application A BC . (One installation = One site license or one copy of the application). You can avoid ethical dilemmas by following the law..

Federal agencies are moving their industrial control systems (ICS) from operational business networks to separate, dedicated networks in order to enhance security. However, without a system to test the new equipment and software coming into these separate networks, security risks will persist. This paper explores the impact on security of instituting a sanctioned ICS test lab and recommends best practices for setting up and operating these labs.

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This document discusses strategies for securing corporate networks while allowing employees to use their own devices (BYOD). It addresses key challenges like identifying corporate vs personal devices and limiting access. The document recommends creating a separate secure wireless network for BYODs and using authentication like 802.1x, captive portal, or WPA/WPA2 with keys. Device onboarding and role-based firewalls can automatically configure access privileges based on the device type.

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This document summarizes two innovative approaches to enterprise security architecture: Google's BeyondCorp architecture and the Cloud Security Alliance's Software Defined Perimeters (SDP). BeyondCorp aims to remove network-based attacks by implementing zero-trust network access based on continuous device/user authentication and authorization. SDP uses cryptographic protocols and dynamic firewalls to create on-demand, air-gapped networks between initiating and accepting hosts. The document then discusses how organizations can implement these approaches using existing security tools and outlines steps to develop an enterprise security architecture.

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How to establish secure protocols in a digital organization? In recent years, massive cybercrimes have targeted businesses all around the world. Organizations are constantly subjected to security breaches, including data leaks, broken authentication, database hacking, malware infestations, and denial of service attacks on their networks, web applications, and servers. https://itphobia.com/8-ways-to-establish-secure-protocols-in-a-digital-organization/

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The zero trust model of information security assumes there are no trusted interfaces, applications, traffic, networks, or users. It requires that all resources be accessed securely on a need-to-know basis and that systems verify and never trust. The model has shifted from protecting networks from outside attacks to also guarding against inside threats, as the primary attack vector has changed from outside-in to inside-out. Implementing a zero trust model involves deploying technologies like next-generation firewalls, sandboxing, and access control to securely verify all users and protect resources.

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This document provides an overview of software assurance policies and procedures at ABC Company, a software development firm. It discusses the types of software produced, including desktop, web, and database applications. It analyzes security risks for each type of application and proposes techniques for software assurance. It also describes ABC Company's departmental organization and system design life cycle. The document discusses security considerations for agile development models like Scrum and policies to reduce threats. Potential security issues and mitigation strategies are presented for nontraditional development models. The document is intended to analyze the security of ABC Company's applications and ensure software is optimized.

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Student Name CYB/110 Playbook / Runbook Parts 1-3 Student Name University of Phoenix Online CYB/110 Question 3 The scenario that happened involved the Win32/Virut malware that was notorious and wreaked havoc on one machine in the company (Microsoft). The malware was detected and stopped before it spread to any other computer on the network. It operates by modifying the software executables on the computers and spreads by targeting every software executable that opens and writes its code that introduces a backdoor that allows hackers to access the system from remote servers. The malware is introduced when an infected executable is run on the machine and once it has been installed along with the innocent-looking software, it copies itself to every other executable as soon as it is opened, meaning that it does not spread if no executable file is run. This, in turn, means that any software that is yet to be run is safe. Upon realizing the corruption, which was done when an online scan using ESET antivirus was conducted, every executable was closed down (ESET). This allowed for antivirus to effectively isolate any executable affected and list it. Indeed, the executables were listed and it turned out that 7 executables had been affected already, these were immediately quarantined. Some of the software affected were office word and operating system executables. To effectively deal with the threat, I restored the quarantined files so that I could cleanly uninstall the software. After the uninstallation, the online scan was run again, since it was not vulnerable to infection through the executable corruption. This time around, every identified threat was removed and an operating system disc used to repair the corrupted operating system files. Finally, the ESET antivirus was installed so that such threats can be prevented before happening to reduce the extent of the damage. The affected software was then reinstalled and the system scanned with the offline antivirus and scheduled to automatically scan every day (Koret and Bachaalany). Employees must be guided not to share the following information online: · Usernames · Office address · Their medical history and records · Their work experiences · The place they have lived in · Family member’s identity · Date of births · Personal information regarding bank detail or similar data (Norton). If employees put this data online, their personal information can be misused and they may face an issue which can be severe. Employees also need to be trained to interact securely while they use the internet. They must take care of the confidential information while sharing it in an email because if the emails are not protected, company data may be at high risk. If they have to share any document or attachment with the management, they need to develop a special code or a password to safeguard the sensitive and confidential information. Employees need to frequently change the passwords because the si.

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This document proposes a security infrastructure design for a fictional online retail organization with 50 employees. It recommends securing the external website for customer purchases, internal intranet site, remote access for engineers, and wireless network. It also suggests implementing firewall rules, securing laptop configurations, and protecting customer data with intrusion detection. The goal is to securely enable e-commerce transactions while maintaining privacy of user information.

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vimal Kumar Gupta

The document provides guidance on securing industrial control systems through a defense-in-depth approach. It summarizes the Purdue Model for Control Hierarchy, which defines five zones and six levels of operations for industrial control systems. It then presents a reference architecture based on this model, with multiple zones and security controls between the enterprise, manufacturing and process zones. Specifically, it identifies security patterns and controls for access control, log management, network security and remote access that are critical for industrial control system security.

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KENNEDYDONATO1

Computer security breaches are common and occur daily around the world, ranging from minor to catastrophic. Network security involves preventing unauthorized access, misuse, or disclosure of network infrastructure through measures like firewalls, antivirus software, and security analysts. Types of network security include access control, anti-malware tools, application security, behavioral analytics, data loss prevention, email security, firewalls, mobile device security, network segmentation, security information and event management, and web security. Operating system and application security aim to protect the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of systems and data through techniques like authentication, authorization, encryption, logging, and testing. Application security in the cloud and for mobile devices poses additional challenges due to transmitting data over

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MBM Security Products Matrix

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The document provides a matrix comparing security capabilities of various vendors. It lists vendor names and whether they provide cloud and/or on-premise solutions. It also indicates if vendors offer capabilities such as data loss prevention, gateway firewall, web filtering, endpoint protection, device recovery, PCI DSS support, remote access, auditing tools, managed services, application monitoring, intrusion prevention, mobile device management and SIEM. Definitions of each capability are also provided.

“Verify and never trust”: The Zero Trust Model of information security

Ahmed Banafa

The Zero Trust Model of information security assumes there are no trusted interfaces, applications, traffic, networks or users. It was developed by John Kindervag as an evolution from the old "trust but verify" model, since recent breaches have shown that trusting without verifying is risky. The Zero Trust Model has three key concepts - ensure all resources are accessed securely regardless of location, adopt a least privilege strategy and strictly enforce access control, and inspect and log all traffic. It also shifts the primary attack vector from outside-in to inside-out, as internal users accessing external sites can now be just as vulnerable as external users. Implementing the Zero Trust Model involves steps like updating firewalls, establishing protected enclaves, and deploy

Know More about Core IT Infrastructure Security | Secninjaz Technologies LLP

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In the above pdf you will learn about the core IT Infrastructure security, its importance and the components of it. The practise of securing vital systems and assets from physical and digital attacks is known as infrastructure security. This usually encompasses hardware and software assets including end user devices, data centre resources, networking systems, and cloud resources from an IT perspective. This can help you to gain a lot of knowledge about IT infrastructure security. If you like it please share as much as you can.

Aerohive whitepaper-byod-and-beyond

This document discusses how to turn BYOD (bring your own device) into productivity by connecting and managing mobile devices on a corporate network. It outlines strategies for securely connecting BYOD and other personal devices to the network using various authentication methods. It also discusses how to ensure devices follow security and usage policies through features like network-based mobile device management and client classification. The document emphasizes that simply connecting devices is not enough, and networks must be able to monitor and control devices once connected to prevent security issues and resource overloads from impacting productivity.

SMB Network Security Checklist

Mobeen Khan

Why do you need a network security checklist? Your business faces threats on many fronts, and the more users, devices, and applications you add, the more vulnerable your network becomes. Whether your business is small or large, consider your network security requirements. Then follow our five-step network security checklist to create a holistic security solution to prevent breaches and address issues quickly.

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here has been an increase in the number of cybersecurity incident re.docx

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here has been an increase in the number of cybersecurity incident reports. You realize that you need to increase awareness of security standards. In your security monitoring of the company networks, you use tools that track employee behavior. You want company leadership to understand the technologies used in wireless networks and mobile device management, and you want those leaders to be educated about the implementation, threats, and safeguards for all devices-- including personal units that are used for work related tasks. You believe that executive leadership needs to incorporate these kinds of safeguards as part of its business strategy. You decide to compile a cybersecurity incident report that you will send to management. You will list the actions, defense, and preventative measures you have taken to address threats and why. The report will incorporate terminology definitions, information about the cyber kill chain, and impact assessments. Your cyber incident report will need to illustrate the threats you discovered and the resolutions you employed. You want leadership to be confident about the strategy you have used to defend the company's networks. Today's companies face many different security challenges to their networks, and a company's incident manager needs to be ready to respond to potential threats. Some of those threats can occur from the actions of well-intentioned employees who fail to follow security protocols, and others can arise from disgruntled workers who may be able to access accounts on personal devices long after leaving an organization. Wireless devices and bring your own device (BYOD) computing in the workplace often increase productivity and convenience, but such ubiquitous access to resources can be a significant threat to organizational security, and BYOD computing adds another layer of concern for the incident manager. Remote management, such as tracking and data swipes, helps to locate devices containing company data and to eliminate any unauthorized viewing of that data. Authentication, access controls, and strong encryption are just some of the security measures that need to be part of a secure wireless network and mobile device management practices in the workplace. However, security will need to evolve in order to protect against employees who may have malicious intent. It will need to include behavior cues as well as effective countermeasures, as the need for greater employee availability drives more wireless computing and BYOD integration in the workplace. For this project, you will take a close look at the variety of threats facing an incident manager as you develop a cybersecurity incident report (CIR) for management with an executive summary, along with an executive briefing for a company. For details on the length of the assignments, see the final step of the project. There are seven steps to complete the project. Each step will highlight the types of threats you will encounter. Most s.

PROJECT REPORT.docx

Sakamsivasankarreddy

This document provides an overview of secure computing and cloud computing. It discusses the importance of physical security, access passwords, anti-virus software, firewalls, and other measures to securely protect computers and data. It defines cloud computing and describes its structure, characteristics, service models including infrastructure as a service, platform as a service and software as a service. The benefits of cloud computing are outlined. Finally, the document summarizes several research papers on related topics like public key encryption with keyword search and verifiable public key encryption schemes.

Security SolutionThe weekly assignment for the course is a compreh.docx

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Security Solution The weekly assignment for the course is a comprehensive assignment. Each week, you will be completing part of this assignment based on the content covered in the week. You will add new content to the report each week to build a comprehensive security solution for an organization. Scenario A tire manufacturing company, who wishes to be called ABC, Inc. to protect its privacy, has recently fallen victim to a cybercrime. The customer information and some of its proprietary technology were compromised in the attack. This company has been in the business for pretty long and enjoys a big market share. If its identity is disclosed, the attack has the potential to cause it to lose customer confidence. Also, some of its competitors are constantly looking for opportunities to hack the company's important strategic and functional information. The company's head, Dermot Reed, is very concerned about the situation because a recent study shows that some of its competitors have started using its techniques. The source of the attack remains unknown. It could be that an internal, disgruntled, or greedy employee has been involved in the attack or has been revealing important information to its competitors. Moreover, there have been several attempts of hacking in the past that have been unsuccessful, prior to the incident. Ed Young, the network administrator, has requested a budget for a system overhaul to rebuild the infrastructure of the organization with an emphasis on security. The company does not have anything currently in terms of true security measures. Young is competent but has limited understanding of attack methodologies. The attacks were thwarted mainly due to automated antivirus programs installed on the servers. ABC, Inc. has a network with four servers that cater to around 450 employees. ABC, Inc. keeps track of its data using a MySQL database. However, some of the data is found to be incorrect in its database since somebody has modified it outside of normal business operation hours. The database server is used for updating the inventory records. The database contains information about quantity of raw materials available, quantity of finished products, price of finished products, etc. Users from across the organization use the database to access different information. Therefore, availability of the server is critical. Young would like a recommendation from you on the fault-tolerance mechanism that can ensure uninterrupted business and security on the database to prevent unauthorized modifications. Ken Burton, the sales and marketing head is worried about the security of the laptops that the sales and marketing personnel carry with them while traveling. Burton has previously reported that data on these laptops has been leaked or hacked when these laptops are outside the organization network. Burton wants a system by which these computers can be secured while they move out of the organizational network and still maintain a secure.

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The document discusses security capabilities of the IBM Worklight mobile application platform. It describes how Worklight integrates security into the entire mobile application lifecycle and provides tools to develop, deploy, host and manage secure mobile enterprise applications. Specifically, it outlines how Worklight protects data on devices, secures applications, enforces security updates, provides authentication and authorization, and integrates with existing corporate security processes and infrastructure.

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Most vendors, who create embedded devices – especially medical devices such as medical X-Ray connected machines, connected Labs and other equipment – are smart, and understand the need of securing them against external threats such as malware. Such devices often run a common operating system such as Windows Embedded, or Linux and are susceptible to many kinds of malware threats as their non-embedded threats. Thus, protection against malware is important consideration when securing such devices.

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