{"id":80510,"date":"2018-02-20T23:50:30","date_gmt":"2018-02-20T23:50:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/writemyessayfree.com\/it-security-management-implementation"},"modified":"2017-08-18T07:41:05","modified_gmt":"2017-08-18T07:41:05","slug":"it-security-management-implementation","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.benedictsol.com\/blogs\/it-security-management-implementation\/","title":{"rendered":"IT Security Management Implementation"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Utilizing your comprehensive Security plan outline, develop a proposal for implementing IT Security Management.<br \/> Outline:<br \/> Information Security Plan, Illustration using Amazon<br \/> 1. Introduction<br \/> Information security plans could place enterprises in a state enabling them to avoid, transfer, acknowledge or evade risks centered on processes, people or technologies. Kouns and Minoli (2011) add that a properly grounded strategy also helps an institution to safeguard its integrity, integrity as well as confidentiality of information. This paper presents a security plan for Amazon Company.<br \/> 2. Threat Profile<br \/> <a href=\"http:\/\/2.1\">2.1<\/a> Asset Classification<br \/> <a href=\"http:\/\/2.1.1\">2.1.1<\/a> Cloud server<br \/> Asset ID <a href=\"http:\/\/C.A\">C.A<\/a> 01 Cloud server<br \/> Attribute Description<br \/> Description Hosts tenant files and software utilities<br \/> Ownership Vice president operations<br \/> Location Internet<br \/> Security Classification<br \/> C Confidentiality Confidentiality impact assessment-very high<br \/> I Integrity Integrity impact assessment-high<br \/> A Availability Availability impact assessment-high<br \/> Value Corporate data store. Privacy agreements with tenants<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"http:\/\/2.1.2\">2.1.2<\/a> Inventory Management System (IMS)<br \/> Asset ID <a href=\"http:\/\/C.A\">C.A<\/a> 03 IMS<br \/> Attribute Description<br \/> Description A software utility that keeps track of all <a href=\"http:\/\/I.T\">I.T<\/a> utilities in DM<br \/> Ownership <a href=\"http:\/\/I.T\">I.T<\/a> manager<br \/> Location <a href=\"http:\/\/I.T\">I.T<\/a> office<br \/> Security Classification<br \/> C Confidentiality Confidentiality impact assessment-high<br \/> I Integrity Integrity impact assessment-high<br \/> A Availability Availability impact assessment-high<br \/> Value Monetary value associated with the <a href=\"http:\/\/I.T\">I.T<\/a> assets<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"http:\/\/2.2\">2.2<\/a> Threat Actors<br \/> <a href=\"http:\/\/2.2.1\">2.2.1<\/a> TA. 01 Database hacker<br \/> Threat Actor Id TA. 01 Database hacker<br \/> Descriptions Fellows employed by some other enterprises (or driven by their individual interests) to explore the user-data validation pitfalls that surround back end databases.<br \/> Relationship: External Region of operation: unlimited<br \/> Motive: espionage<br \/> Capability: endowed with SQL programming skills and general functioning of web applications. Generally persistent.<br \/> Objectives: internal enterprise financial data, authentication details and hacking thrill<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"http:\/\/2.3\">2.3<\/a> Threat Scenarios<br \/> <a href=\"http:\/\/2.3.1\">2.3.1<\/a> <a href=\"http:\/\/T.S\">T.S<\/a> 01 View and share client private data<br \/> Threat campaign Steal cloud data<br \/> Threat scenario <a href=\"http:\/\/T.S\">T.S<\/a> 01 View and share client private data<br \/> Asset ID <a href=\"http:\/\/C.A\">C.A<\/a> 01 Cloud server<br \/> Phase Description<br \/> Reconnaissance The actor shares tenant\u2019s data<br \/> Weaponaization The actor is authorized to view client data but intentionally violates the privacy agreements<br \/> Delivery Reveal the content cloud-featured data centers<br \/> Exploitation Enterprise data disclosed to competitor firms<br \/> Installation The actor copies and steals data resident on virtual machines<br \/> Command and control Not applicable<br \/> Actions and objectives Asset <a href=\"http:\/\/C.A\">C.A<\/a> 01 IMS compromised<br \/> Covering tracks Not applicable<\/p>\n<p><a href=\"http:\/\/2.3.2\">2.3.2<\/a> <a href=\"http:\/\/T.S\">T.S<\/a> 02 Launch SQL injections<br \/> Threat campaign Compromise terminal databases<br \/> Threat scenario <a href=\"http:\/\/T.S\">T.S<\/a> 02 Launch SQL injections<br \/> Asset ID <a href=\"http:\/\/C.A\">C.A<\/a> 03 IMS<br \/> Phase Description<br \/> Reconnaissance The actor tries to access the terminal database of the inventory management system<br \/> Weaponaization The actor sends SQL injections to the terminal database<br \/> Delivery The actor uses the user input form fields associated with the target database<br \/> Exploitation The back-end database of the IMS is the tool to be compromised<br \/> Installation The terminal database receives and attempts to process the user query then becomes compromised<br \/> Command and control Not applicable<br \/> Actions and objectives Asset <a href=\"http:\/\/C.A\">C.A<\/a> 03 IMS compromised<br \/> Covering tracks Not applicable<\/p>\n<p>3. Measures<br \/> <a href=\"http:\/\/3.1\">3.1<\/a> Sharing of Client-Owned Private Data<br \/> \u00d8 Formulate privacy agreements and let clients consent to them<br \/> \u00d8 Train staff handling client data on the importance of privacy, highlighting the consequences of violating the same<br \/> <a href=\"http:\/\/3.2\">3.2<\/a> Preventing SQL injections on the Inventory Management System<br \/> \u00d8 Hire more experienced developers able to leverage database programming skills like prepared statements and user input trimming to curb SQL injection<br \/> \u00d8 Train the end-users of the Inventory Management System on the best practices for feeding user inputs.<\/p>\n<p>References<br \/> Kouns, J., &amp; Minoli, D. (2011). Information Technology Risk Management in Enterprise Environments: A Review of Industry Practices and a Practical Guide to Risk Management Teams. 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