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    iPremier’s IT Crisis

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    stage one of the evolution of IT governance (Nolan and McFarlan, 2003, Rau, 2004). All of their business was conducted online with highly affluent clientele, therefore any service loss/failure could have detrimental effects on the business in a very competitive industry sector. I have identified business continuity, governance and performance measurement issues as the three key factors that led to the iPremier crisis. 1. Inadequate disaster planning: Information security involves more than just the technical

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    INTRODUCTION The necessity to protect information has evolved through human history: from protect information about the best place for hunting or phishing in ancient times, to information related to trade secrets in our days. People responsible to protect that information have developed many techniques to achieve that goal. Some of them are designed for a specific purpose and are very effective, but they are not replicable or sustainable over time. Drivers as the spread of knowledge and the globalisation

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    Audits all the activities made by the user to avoid any deviations 3. Provides instantaneous reports at granular level 4. Provides corporate visibility through real-time tracking 5. Develops a centralized information management strategy 6. Implements an overall strategy for governance, risk, & compliance 7. Provides controls to alert when threshold limits are exceeded 8. Includes secure, time-stamped audit trails of users' actions 9. Facilitates accurate document validation 10. Ensures compliance

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    order to disrupt activities, obstruct normal operations, and extract sensitive information. Hence, this paper will clarify how advanced persistent threats (APTs) were achieved in the Sony Picture Entertainment (SPE) breach. In addition, examine the characteristics of the SPE threat level and adversary level relating to the threat actors’ capabilities, intent, and targets. Moreover, review why SPE previous security vulnerabilities and weaknesses or significant investments didn’t benefit to detect

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    The essential legal policies for instituting an information security policy for any organization, regardless of tax status, such as commercial, non-profit entity or a federal agency and how those policies, both governmental and organizational, can impact an organization’s ability to ensure the integral information security triad of confidentiality, integrity and availability. Current Legal and Policy Environment A sound information security policy begins with an understanding of what is the

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    Project 7 - Organization Security Plan Name Institution EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The security plan is formulated to protect the information and important resources from a wide variety of potential threats. This will promote business continuity, reduce business risks and increase the return on investment together with business opportunities. The security of information technology is attained by executing a suitable set of control, efficient policies, processes, organization structures, software

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    IT Security Models and Access Control Management – Corrective “Corrective controls exist to relieve or decrease the impacts of the danger being showed”(Northcutt,2014). At the point when a representative leaves or is ended, it can be a noteworthy security risk on the off chance that regardless they approach network and friends IT assets. This danger could bring about the unapproved access of framework assets and information. To moderate this risk suitable end controls, arrangements and methodology

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    and ISOL 533- Information Security and Risk Management. I also got an internship opportunity of a part time CPT with Sapot Systems Inc as a Software Engineer. The knowledge and interest I had along with these courses, helped me to go that extra mile in my day to day job responsibility. Course learnings and It 's impact on the Internship: Through ISOL-633, I got an extensive knowledge of Information security encompassing the US legal system and federal governance, security and privacy of

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    EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The security plan is formulated to protect the information and important resources from a wide variety of potential threats. This will promote business continuity, reduce business risks and increase the return on investment together with business opportunities. The security of information technology is attained by executing a suitable set of control, efficient policies, processes, organization structures, software and the hardware. These given controls ought to be formulated, put

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    Risk1 – Risks to information confidentiality. Risks to information confidentiality also refer to information security. As the whole developers’ team has constant and easy access to the information of the entire project, providing a total security become difficulty. Oleg I. (2005) illustrates an example: A developer sends some core files with the source code to his own mailbox on the Yahoo server in order to work at home. This kind of security breach is likely to ruin the contract. Controls and Reasons

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