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Comprehensive Guide to Security and Disaster Recovery Measures

This guide delves into Security and Disaster Recovery practices, encompassing objectives, vulnerabilities, methods, and checklists for safeguarding against intrusions and ensuring effective recovery protocols. It covers physical and data security, access control, disaster types, recovery planning strategies, and more.

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Comprehensive Guide to Security and Disaster Recovery Measures

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  1. Security and Disaster Recover

  2. Security Objectives • Balance between effectiveness and difficulty to use • Difficult to intrude • Detect intrusion • Prevent alteration of info

  3. Vulnerabilities Passwords Records (paper/data) Dial-upShared TransmissionEquipment rooms/closets Remote Access Access to Databases Others?

  4. Methods • Physical • Lock/keys • Terminal/Server locked • Limiting access • Encryption • Authentication • Log-in Procedures/Passwords • Transaction Audits • Others?

  5. Security Checklist • Procedures (operational/personnel/emergency) • Access Control • Information Control • Personnel/property safeguards

  6. Abuse • Internal or external • Intentional or unintentional

  7. Disaster Recovery • What is a disaster? • Fire • Flood • Acts of God • Theft • Malicious destruction • Loss of access or data • Compromised data

  8. Disaster Recovery Plan • Define the particular disaster • Determine impact ($) • Develop emergency plan (per disaster) • Immediate actions/responsibilities • Develop backup plan • Develop recovery plan

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