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Cyber Security Controls
Cyber Security Controls
Cyber Security Controls
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Cyber Security Controls

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The importance of cyber security cannot be overstated. With widespread use of the Internet, cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, making robust security measures essential for individuals and organizations alike. 

LanguageEnglish
PublisherMark Hayward
Release dateFeb 18, 2025
ISBN9798230485216
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    Cyber Security Controls - Mark Hayward

    Cyber Security Controls

    Mark Hayward

    Published by Mark Hayward, 2025.

    Table of Contents

    Title Page

    Cyber Security Controls

    Chapter 1: Introduction to Cyber Security

    Chapter 2: The Cyber Security Landscape

    Chapter 3: Risk Management in Cyber Security

    Chapter 4: Security Controls Overview

    Chapter 5: Physical Security Controls

    Chapter 6: Network Security Controls

    Chapter 7: Endpoint Security Controls

    Chapter 8: Application Security Controls

    Chapter 9: Data Security Controls

    Chapter 10: Identity and Access Management

    Chapter 11: Incident Response and Management

    Chapter 12: Compliance and Legal Issues

    Chapter 13: Cyber Security Awareness Training

    Chapter 14: Emerging Technologies and Cyber Security

    Chapter 15: Future of Cyber Security

    Cyber Security Controls

    About

    With over 20 years of experience in the field of cyber security, the author combines deep expertise with a passion for safeguarding digital landscapes. A seasoned professional, they have dedicated their career to developing and implementing robust security controls that protect organizations against evolving threats. Known for their insightful perspectives and hands-on approach, they are committed to empowering others through knowledge and best practices in the ever-changing realm of cyber security.

    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1: Introduction to Cyber Security

    (1) - 1.1 Understanding Cyber Security

    (2) - 1.2 The Need for Cyber Security

    (3) - 1.3 Common Cyber Threats

    Chapter 2: The Cyber Security Landscape

    (1) - 2.1 Types of Cyber Attacks

    (2) - 2.2 Cyber Security Frameworks

    (3) - 2.3 Emerging Trends in Cyber Security

    Chapter 3: Risk Management in Cyber Security

    (1) - 3.1 Understanding Risk Management

    (2) - 3.2 Risk Assessment Techniques

    (3) - 3.3 Developing a Risk Management Plan

    Chapter 4: Security Controls Overview

    (1) - 4.1 What are Security Controls?

    (2) - 4.2 Types of Security Controls

    (3) - 4.3 Implementing Security Controls

    Chapter 5: Physical Security Controls

    (1) - 5.1 Importance of Physical Security

    (2) - 5.2 Access Controls

    (3) - 5.3 Environmental Controls

    Chapter 6: Network Security Controls

    (1) - 6.1 Firewalls Basics

    (2) - 6.2 Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)

    (3) - 6.3 Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)

    Chapter 7: Endpoint Security Controls

    (1) - 7.1 Anti-Virus and Anti-Malware

    (2) - 7.2 Patch Management

    (3) - 7.3 Device Encryption

    Chapter 8: Application Security Controls

    (1) - 8.1 Secure Software Development

    (2) - 8.2 Application Testing Techniques

    (3) - 8.3 Vulnerability Management

    Chapter 9: Data Security Controls

    (1) - 9.1 Data Classification and Handling

    (2) - 9.2 Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

    (3) - 9.3 Backup and Recovery Solutions

    Chapter 10: Identity and Access Management

    (1) - 10.1 Authentication Methods

    (2) - 10.2 Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

    (3) - 10.3 Importance of Access Control Policies

    Chapter 11: Incident Response and Management

    (1) - 11.1 Incident Response Planning

    (2) - 11.2 Steps in Incident Management

    (3) - 11.3 Lessons Learned from Incidents

    Chapter 12: Compliance and Legal Issues

    (1) - 12.1 Understanding Compliance

    (2) - 12.2 Key Regulations and Standards

    (3) - 12.3 Consequences of Non-Compliance

    Chapter 13: Cyber Security Awareness Training

    (1) - 13.1 Importance of Training Employees

    (2) - 13.2 Effective Training Techniques

    (3) - 13.3 Continuous Learning and Improvement

    Chapter 14: Emerging Technologies and Cyber Security

    (1) - 14.1 Cloud Security Challenges

    (2) - 14.2 Internet of Things (IoT) Security

    (3) - 14.3 Artificial Intelligence in Cyber Security

    Chapter 15: Future of Cyber Security

    (1) - 15.1 Anticipating Future Threats

    (2) - 15.2 The Role of Automation

    (3) - 15.3 Preparing for a Changing Landscape

    Chapter 1: Introduction to Cyber Security

    1.1 Understanding Cyber Security

    Cyber security refers to the practices and technologies designed to protect networks, devices, programs, and data from unauthorized access, damage, or theft. In today's digital world, where almost every aspect of our lives is intertwined with technology, The importance of cyber security cannot be overstated. With widespread use of the Internet, cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, making robust security measures essential for individuals and organizations alike. Protecting sensitive information from cyber criminals not only helps to prevent financial losses but also preserves the integrity and reputation of businesses. As people rely more on online transactions and cloud-based services, maintaining strong cyber security is crucial to safeguard personal data and maintain trust in digital interactions.

    Within the broad field of cyber security, there are several domains that each focus on different aspects of protection. Network security involves safeguarding the infrastructure and data within an organization’s network, ensuring that unauthorized access and attacks are prevented. Information security emphasizes the protection of data, whether it's being stored, processed, or transmitted, ensuring confidentiality and integrity. Application security targets the security of software applications, aimed at preventing vulnerabilities

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