effective access control solution for information systems? Identification‚ Authentication‚ and Authorization 2. What two access controls can be setup for a Windows Server 2003 folders and authentication? Authentication and Access control. 3. lf you can browse a file on a Windows network share but are not able to copy it or modify it what type of access controls and permissions are probably configured? What type of Access Control would best describe this access control situation? List Folder
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References: 1. IRS Publication 1075‚ (http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p1075.pdf) 2. NIST Special Publication (SP) 800-53 Revision 3‚ Recommended Security Controls for Federal Information Systems and Organizations‚ (http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/nistpubs/800-53-Rev3/sp800-53-rev3-final_updated-errata_05-01-2010.pdf) 3. NIST SP 800-92‚ Guide to Computer Security Log Management‚ (http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/nistpubs/800-92/SP800-92
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was s asked to write a brief report that describes the "internal use only" data classification standard of Richman investments. I will list a few of the IT infrastructure domains that are affected by the standard and how they are affecting the domain and their security here at Richman investments. * User domain The user domain defines the people who access an organizations information system. In the user domain you will find an acceptable use policy (AUP). An AUP defines what a user can and
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has also impacted auditing. Concept of Internal Control has diminished as: o Through computers‚ a single person performs functions of multiple persons who were earlier part of the internal control system o Batch controls have disappeared Result: Need to develop new standards of Information Systems. Common feature of such modes of controls or standards are: 1. 2. 3. 4. Every organization that uses IT uses a set of controls Controls depends on the business objectives‚ budget‚ personality
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workforce. Information security programs manage business and technical risk by documenting roles and responsibilities in an organization. Information security programs have grown over the last decade because of business-related reasons such as cost control and regulatory requirements. An effective program helps maintain trust between business partners and customers while facilitating guidelines and decision-making in protecting information (Onsett). They provide confidentiality‚ integrity‚ and availability
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Permissions 7 1.11 Access control lists (ACLs) 8 1.11.1 Access Tokens and User Rights 8 1.11.2 The Discretionary Access Control List 8 1.11.3 The System Access Control List 9 2. Background and Motivation 10 2.1 Background 10 2.2 What is Clustering? 10 2.2.1 Advantages of clustering 11 2.2.2 Applications of Clustering 11 2.2.3 Getting Started With Linux Cluster 11 2.2.4 Cluster Components 11 2.3 Motivation 12 3. Literature Survey 13 3.1 Security Models 13 3.1.1 Access Control Matrix 13 3
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Vulnerabilities.....................................................Page 1 Network Security.......................................................................Page 3 Application‚ Data‚ and Host Security...................................Page 4 Access Control and Authentication Services.....................Page 5 Cryptography Basics................................................................Page 5 Compliance and Operational Security.................................Page 6 Risk Management....
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security management 5 Threats 6 Physical Security 6 Vulnerabilities 6 Building Vulnerabilities 6 Several key doors within the building are unlocked or can be forced open 6 Security Perimeter Vulnerabilities 7 Policy 7 Approach 8 Server Controls 9 Access Controls 9 Server Access 9 Drive Encryption 9 Physical Security 9 Anti-Virus Software 9 Delete or disabling unnecessary software 9 Disaster Recovery Plan 10 Power Backup 10 Network Area Storage 10 Seagate Business Storage STBN4000100 - NAS server - 4 TB
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IBM Research Labs IBM IRL‚ Block 1‚IIT‚ Hauz Khas‚ New Delhi - 110016 Summer Internship Report IBM E-Government Project Executive Summary My two-month Industrial Internship Program work term was with the IBM Research Labs‚ New Delhi. I was involved in the area of e-Governance during my work term‚ all of which will be outlined in this report. This report will cover some background information on the projects I was involved in‚ as well as details on how the projects were developed.
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Chapter 3 The Principle of Least Privilege- The Principle of Least Privilege is: The best balance between providing necessary access to authorized users and applications‚ and denying any unnecessary access. Provides just the necessary access required to carry out a task. The application of the principle of least privilege limits the damage that can result from accident‚ error‚ or unauthorized use. In windows the principle of least privilege is implemented at the user account level. In Microsoft
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