Information Security A Practical Guide : Bridging the gap between IT and management.

Provides an overview of basic information security practices that will enable your security team to better engage with their peers to address the threats facing the organisation as a whole.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Mooney, Tom
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Ely : IT Governance Ltd, 2015.
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Table of Contents:
  • Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Chapter 1: Day One as a Security Professional; Chapter Overview; Objectives; Your First Day; Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability (CIA); Getting to Know the Business; Key IT Personnel; What is the Security Culture?; Identifying the Gaps in Security; Chapter 2: Business Impact of Breaches; Chapter Overview; Objectives; How to Assess the Impact; Data Types; Impacts; Reputational Damage; Personal Impact; Contractual Impact; Financial Impact; Legal Impacts; Chapter 3: Business Risk Appetite; Chapter Overview; Objectives; Risk Appetite; Risk Treatments.
  • Chapter 4: ThreatsChapter Overview; Objectives; Types of Threats; Hackers; Malware Writers; Script Kiddies; Journalists; Criminals; Physical Intruder; Researchers; Hacktivists; Disgruntled Employees; Chapter 5: Quick and Dirty Risk Assessment; Chapter Overview; Objectives; Identifying Risks; Defining the Risk Level; Risk Table; Realigning the Risk Level; Chapter 6: Getting Buy-in From Your Peers; Chapter Overview; Objectives; Points of Contact with your Peers; How to Engage with your Peers; Chapter 7: Documenting the System For Everyone; Chapter Overview; Objectives; Setting the Scene.
  • EntitiesService Overview; Adding Boundaries; Showing Information Flow; Adding the Threats; Chapter 8: Mapping Data in the System; Chapter Overview; Objectives; Mapping Data; Chapter 9: Penetration Testing; Chapter Overview; Objectives; Types of Penetration Test; Scoping the test; Trusting the Testers; Implementing Fixes; Chapter 10: Information Security Policy; Chapter Overview; Objectives; The Advantages of Security Policies; Giving Your Policies Teeth; Key Security Policies; Ways of Ensuring Your Policy is Read; ITG Resources.