In this chapter, we look at some ways to create and enforce security policies for your network.. I give you a sample Security Manual, a starting point for a Disaster Recovery Plan, and an outline for a Network Documentation Plan. Finally, we look at what you should do if you experience some kind of threat to your network’s security.
Chapter Contents
- IN THE BEGINNING
- DEVELOP SOUND POLICIES
- Forms for All Employees
- Confidentiality Agreement
- Badge/Password Agreement
- Hardware Security Agreement
- Software License Agreement
- Forms Specific to IS Employees
- Security Agreement
- E-Mail Postmaster Agreement
- Network Administrator Agreement
- EDUCATE THE USERS
- ENFORCE THE POLICIES
- SAMPLE OVERALL SECURITY MANUAL
- Introduction
- Emergency Numbers
- Badge and Password Regulations
- Property Safety and Classification
- Copyright and Licensing Information
- Telephone Security
- Privacy
- Import/Export Regulations
- Travel
- DISASTER RECOVERY PLAN
- Form an Incident Response Team
- Rate the Disaster Levels
- Interview Your Organization
- Step-By-Step Plans for Each Rating
- Document the Plan
- Recovery Plan Outline
- NETWORK DOCUMENTATION
- Sample Network Documentation Notebook
- Introduction Sheet
- Asset Management
- Server Configurations
- Workstation Configurations
- Printer Configurations
- Cabling Plan
- Communications
- Internetworking
- Diagrams
- Maintenance Log
- System Error Logs
- Change Management
- HOW TO HANDLE A SECURITY BREACH
- Gathering Necessary Information: A Checklist
- Using CERT to Your Advantage
- Cost of Incident
- Follow Up
- Incident Report
- SUMMARY
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