The document outlines a comprehensive cybersecurity infrastructure with 9 layers: 1) Perimeter Security using firewalls and intrusion prevention systems, 2) Identity and Access Management using authentication and authorization, 3) Data Security using data loss prevention and encryption, 4) Endpoint Security using antivirus and endpoint detection and response, 5) Network Security using segmentation and network access control, 6) Application Security using web application firewalls and secure development practices, 7) Security Operations using security information and event management and threat intelligence, 8) Cloud Security using cloud access security brokers and secure configuration management, and 9) Vulnerability Management using systems to identify and prioritize vulnerabilities.
The document outlines a comprehensive cybersecurity infrastructure with 9 layers: 1) Perimeter Security using firewalls and intrusion prevention systems, 2) Identity and Access Management using authentication and authorization, 3) Data Security using data loss prevention and encryption, 4) Endpoint Security using antivirus and endpoint detection and response, 5) Network Security using segmentation and network access control, 6) Application Security using web application firewalls and secure development practices, 7) Security Operations using security information and event management and threat intelligence, 8) Cloud Security using cloud access security brokers and secure configuration management, and 9) Vulnerability Management using systems to identify and prioritize vulnerabilities.
The document outlines a comprehensive cybersecurity infrastructure with 9 layers: 1) Perimeter Security using firewalls and intrusion prevention systems, 2) Identity and Access Management using authentication and authorization, 3) Data Security using data loss prevention and encryption, 4) Endpoint Security using antivirus and endpoint detection and response, 5) Network Security using segmentation and network access control, 6) Application Security using web application firewalls and secure development practices, 7) Security Operations using security information and event management and threat intelligence, 8) Cloud Security using cloud access security brokers and secure configuration management, and 9) Vulnerability Management using systems to identify and prioritize vulnerabilities.
The document outlines a comprehensive cybersecurity infrastructure with 9 layers: 1) Perimeter Security using firewalls and intrusion prevention systems, 2) Identity and Access Management using authentication and authorization, 3) Data Security using data loss prevention and encryption, 4) Endpoint Security using antivirus and endpoint detection and response, 5) Network Security using segmentation and network access control, 6) Application Security using web application firewalls and secure development practices, 7) Security Operations using security information and event management and threat intelligence, 8) Cloud Security using cloud access security brokers and secure configuration management, and 9) Vulnerability Management using systems to identify and prioritize vulnerabilities.
1. Perimeter Security: - Firewalls: Implement both traditional and next-generation firewalls to monitor and control incoming and outgoing network traffic. - Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS): Use IPS to actively identify and block potential threats at the network perimeter.
2. Identity and Access Management (IAM):
- Authentication and Authorization: Utilize strong authentication methods and role-based access controls to ensure that only authorized users can access critical systems and data.
3. Data Security: - Data Loss Prevention (DLP): Deploy DLP solutions to monitor and protect sensitive data, both at rest and in transit, to prevent unauthorized access and data exfiltration. - Encryption: Implement robust encryption mechanisms to protect data from unauthorized access, especially during transmission and storage.
4. Endpoint Security: - Antivirus/Anti-malware: Utilize advanced antivirus and anti-malware solutions to protect endpoints from known and emerging threats. - Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR): Implement EDR solutions to continuously monitor and respond to advanced threats targeting endpoints.
5. Network Security: - Network Segmentation: Segment the network to minimize the potential impact of a security breach and to control and monitor network traffic more effectively. - Network Access Control (NAC): Use NAC solutions to ensure that only compliant and authorized devices can connect to the network.
6. Application Security: - Web Application Firewalls (WAF): Deploy WAFs to protect web applications from common attacks, such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting. - Secure Development Lifecycle: Implement secure coding practices and perform regular code reviews to ensure that applications are developed with security in mind.
7. Security Operations: - Security Information and Event Management (SIEM): Centralize and analyze security event data from various sources to detect and respond to security incidents. - Threat Intelligence: Leverage threat intelligence feeds to stay informed about the latest threats and vulnerabilities.
8. Cloud Security: - Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB): Use CASBs to enforce security policies and protect data in cloud applications and services. - Configuration Management: Implement cloud security best practices, such as secure configuration management and identity and access management in cloud environments.
9 Vulnerability Management: - Including a robust vulnerability management system is essential for identifying and prioritizing vulnerabilities within the organization's IT infrastructure.
