I can assume that my organization MIS department will do it for me because they would identify issues and problems and promote to employees how to protect their assets that might be vulnerable to theft in the outside world. It’s important to protecting our assets that might be on portable devices to prevent the theft, use two factor authentications, and encrypt your data. Protecting your privacy by using strong passwords, adjusting the privacy settings on your computer, and surf the web anonymously. Other ways to protecting your privacy may include e-mail anonymously by reporting spam to your email provider and knowing what information on your emal is creditable, and by erasing your Google search history to prevent important history from being discovered. | 2.
Permissions are based on what the user or group is allowed to do with the data that they have accessed. This includes the ability to alter, add, or delete data. Usernames, passwords, and encryption keys will be used to limit access to the network and to help the IT team keep track of who has used the network and when. This will help reduce the risk of unauthorized access. Gaining access to the network will be done using IPv4 and Mobile IPv4 (MIPv4) protocols.
3. If the company is looking into using laptops and Internet access in the field, then it must consider encryptions. According to Pfleeger & Pfleeger, “encryption is powerful for providing privacy, authenticity, integrity, and limited access to data” (p. 444). I would suggest “end-to-end encryption” this is known to provide encryption from one end of transmission to the other” (p. 446). This way, information transmitted from the field would be in encrypted throughout the network.
Unit 3, Assignment 1 Anthony Correll January 16, 2015 NT2580 Remote access security policy involves the policies and conditions that are in place that allow users to connect to servers when out of the network. In the case of Richman industries, they are interested in maintaining connections with their users, and sharing app data that is on a server for their day to day operations. In their case, I would have access policy that is based on Explicit Allow policies. This means that the policy grants “Permission” to access the servers remotely if the connection attempt matches the policy conditions. Some of the requirements would include strict control enforced via one-time password authentication or public keys with strong pass-phrases.
It uses a variety of algorithms to provide authenticity and integrity of the data, and uses session keys. Client based SSL gives authenticated users access to the company’s network as if it was part of the LAN. Clientless SSL would provide the user with a web browser address where they will find a login page. This means that the worker can still access company files without a company regulated device IPsec is a secure bulk of open standards created by IETF. By not relying on a specific algorithm, it allows the suite to be modified in the future to support even more security methods.
I would implement firewalls, cryptography, antispyware, antivirus, and content filtering. These will be installed in various levels of our network infrastructure including, our mail servers, gateways, laptops and desktops. When these security technologies are in place a threat may be able to bypass on level of security but will be detected and eradicated at another. Layering our security in this manner will mitigate the risks of an employee disabling their protection on the workstations. Our mail servers which send, receive and store emails must be secured as well.
Case Study Week 1 Katherine Vega DeVry University SEC 280 Ahmed Azam November 4, 2012 Ping Sweeps and Port scans are related programs or tools, called network probes, which allows a person to not only gain access to online computers, but also to determine what services are being run on them furthermore to get an edge on compromising information. This network probes aren’t inherently malicious on their own as they are used by network administrators for the aforementioned diagnostics, however in the wrong hands they could pose a security threat. This is not meant to cause fear but to bring about awareness to computer users. As the programs are most commonly used for network diagnostic and determining other network problems. To begin
He can use the names or phone numbers listed in the DNS to gather more sensitive data. Internet Protocol Address range can also be of useful to the attacker. By knowing the IP range, the attacker can port scan and identify active machine on that network. Although IP address range finding is imposable to protect from hackers, there are still counter measures
TO: Business Manager FROM: IT Consultant I can understand how you concerned with your company’s security after all information on competitors can be invaluable or very harmful to a company and this is why it must be protected from prying eyes. This does not have to mean that you have to lose production over trying to secure your networks information. An easy measure like user names and passwords can be used to protect less sensitive information but how strong you make those usernames and passwords can have a significant effect on how well your information is protected. I will give you some tips on how to better secure your network with the tools that you already have at hand, keep in mind that you can also buy better security items to better protect you network things like; smart card, finger print scanners, retinal scanners, etc. but I only recommend these for really sensitive information and only for certain users in your company.
Another technology is firewalls. A firewall is a system, or group of systems, that enforces an access-control policy between two networks. It is commonly used as a barrier between a secure corporate intranet or other internal networks and the Internet, which is