Enterprise Security: A Data-Centric Approach to Securing the Enterprise. A guide to applying data-centric security concepts for securing enterprise data to enable an agile enterprise Aaron Woody

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• Enterprise Security: A Data-Centric Approach to Securing the Enterprise
  • Table of Contents
  • Enterprise Security: A Data-Centric Approach to Securing the Enterprise
  • Credits
  • About the Author
  • About the Reviewers
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  • Preface
    • What this book covers
    • Who this book is for
    • Conventions
    • Reader feedback
    • Customer support
      • Errata
      • Piracy
      • Questions
  • 1. Enterprise Security Overview
    • The façade of enterprise security
      • The history and making of the façade
      • Our current approach to security
        • Security architecture 101
        • A new approach to security
    • Enterprise security pitfalls
      • Shortcomings of the current security architecture
      • Communicating information security
      • The cost of information security
      • The conflicting message of enterprise security
      • Proving a negative
    • The road map to securing the enterprise
      • Road map components
        • Defining users
        • Defining applications
        • Defining data
        • Defining roles
        • Defining processes
        • Defining policies and standards
        • Defining network infrastructure
        • Defining application security architecture
    • Summary
  • 2. Security Architectures
    • Redefining the network edge
      • Drivers for redefinition
        • Feature-rich web applications
        • Business partner access
        • Miscellaneous third-party services
        • Cloud initiatives
    • Security architecture models
      • Defining the building blocks of trust models
        • Defining data in a trust model
          • Data locations
          • Data types
        • Defining processes in a trust model
        • Defining applications in a trust model
        • Defining users in a trust model
        • Defining roles in a trust model
        • Defining policies and standards
      • Enterprise trust models
        • Application user (external)
        • Application owner (business partner)
        • System owner (contractor)
        • Data owner (internal)
        • Automation
      • Micro architectures
      • Data risk-centric architectures
      • BYOD initiatives
        • Bring your own mobile device
        • Bring your own PC
    • Summary
  • 3. Security As a Process
    • Risk analysis
      • What is risk analysis?
        • Assessing threats
        • Assessing impact
        • Assessing probability
        • Assessing risk
          • Qualitative risk analysis
            • Qualitative risk analysis exercise
          • Quantitative risk analysis
            • Quantitative risk analysis exercise
      • Applying risk analysis to trust models
      • Deciding on a risk analysis methodology
      • Other thoughts on risk and new enterprise endeavors
    • Security policies and standards
      • Policy versus standard
        • A quick note on wording
      • Understanding security policy development
      • Common IT security policies
        • Information security policy
        • Acceptable use policy
        • Technology use policy
        • Remote access policy
        • Data classification policy
        • Data handling policy
        • Data retention policy
        • Data destruction policy
      • Policies for emerging technologies
        • Policy considerations
        • Emerging technology challenges
      • Developing enterprise security standards
        • Common IT security standards
          • Wireless network security standard
            • Trust model building block for wireless network security standard
            • Applying trust models to develop standards
          • Enterprise monitoring standard
          • Enterprise encryption standard
          • System hardening standard
    • Security exceptions
    • Security review of changes
      • Perimeter security changes
      • Data access changes
      • Network architectural changes
    • Summary
  • 4. Securing the Network
    • Overview
    • Next generation firewalls
      • Benefits of NGFW technology
        • Application awareness
        • Intrusion prevention
        • Advanced malware mitigation
    • Intrusion detection and prevention
      • Intrusion detection
      • Intrusion prevention
      • Detection methods
        • Behavioral analysis
        • Anomaly detection
        • Signature-based detection
    • Advanced persistent threat detection and mitigation
    • Securing network services
      • DNS
        • DNS resolution
        • DNS zone transfer
        • DNS records
        • DNSSEC
      • E-mail
        • SPAM filtering
          • SPAM filtering in the cloud
          • Local SPAM filtering
        • SPAM relaying
      • File transfer
        • Implementation considerations
          • Secure file transfer protocols
          • User authentication
      • User Internet access
      • Websites
        • Secure coding
        • Next generation firewalls
        • IPS
        • Web application firewall
    • Network segmentation
      • Network segmentation strategy
        • Asset identification
        • Security mechanisms
    • Applying security architecture to the network
      • Security architecture in the DMZ
      • Security architecture in the internal network
      • Security architecture and internal segmentation
    • Summary
  • 5. Securing Systems
    • System classification
      • Implementation considerations
      • System management
        • Asset inventory labels
        • System patching
    • File integrity monitoring
      • Implementation considerations
      • Implementing FIM
        • Real-time FIM
        • Manual mode FIM
    • Application whitelisting
      • Implementation considerations
    • Host-based intrusion prevention system
      • Implementation considerations
    • Host firewall
      • Implementation considerations
    • Anti-virus
      • Signature-based anti-virus
      • Heuristic anti-virus
      • Implementation considerations
    • User account management
      • User roles and permissions
      • User account auditing
    • Policy enforcement
    • Summary
  • 6. Securing Enterprise Data
    • Data classification
      • Identifying enterprise data
        • Data types
        • Data locations
        • Automating discovery
        • Assign data owners
      • Assign data classification
    • Data Loss Prevention
      • Data in storage
      • Data in use
      • Data in transit
      • DLP implementation
        • DLP Network
        • DLP E-mail and Web
        • DLP Discover
        • DLP Endpoint
    • Encryption and hashing
      • Encryption and hashing explained
        • Encryption
        • Encrypting data at rest
          • Database encryption
          • The need for database encryption
          • Methods of database encryption
            • Application encryption
            • Selective database encryption
            • Complete database encryption
            • Tokenization
          • File share encryption
        • Encrypting data in use
        • Encrypting data in transit
    • Tokenization
    • Data masking
    • Authorization
    • Developing supporting processes
    • Summary
  • 7. Wireless Network Security
    • Security and wireless networks
    • Securing wireless networks
      • A quick note on SSID cloaking and MAC filtering
      • Wireless authentication
        • Using shared key
          • Caveats of shared key implementation
        • Using IEEE 802.1X
          • Caveats of 802.1X implementation
      • Wireless encryption
        • WEP
        • WPA
        • WPA2
    • Wireless network implementation
      • Wireless signal considerations
      • End system configuration
      • Wireless encryption and authentication recommendations
        • Encryption
        • Authentication
        • Client-side certificates
        • EAP-TLS
        • Unique system check
    • Wireless segmentation
      • Wireless network integration
    • Wireless network intrusion prevention
    • Summary
  • 8. The Human Element of Security
    • Social engineering
      • Electronic communication methods
        • Spam e-mail
          • Key indicators of a spam e-mail
          • Mitigating spam and e-mail threats
        • Social media
          • Mitigating social media threats
      • In-person methods
        • Mitigating in-person social engineering
      • Phone methods
        • Mitigating phone methods
      • Business networking sites
        • Mitigating business networking site attacks
      • Job posting sites
        • Mitigating job posting-based attacks
    • Security awareness training
      • Training materials
        • Computer-based training
        • Classroom training
        • Associate surveys
      • Common knowledge
      • Specialized material
      • Effective training
      • Continued education and checks
    • Access denied enforcing least privilege
      • Administrator access
        • System administrator
        • Data administrator
        • Application administrator
    • Physical security
    • Summary
  • 9. Security Monitoring
    • Monitoring strategies
      • Monitoring based on trust models
        • Data monitoring
        • Process monitoring
        • Application monitoring
        • User monitoring
      • Monitoring based on network boundary
      • Monitoring based on network segment
    • Privileged user access
      • Privileged data access
      • Privileged system access
      • Privileged application access
    • Systems monitoring
      • Operating system monitoring
      • Host-based intrusion detection system
    • Network security monitoring
      • Next-generation firewalls
      • Data loss prevention
      • Malware detection and analysis
      • Intrusion prevention
    • Security Information and Event Management
    • Predictive behavioral analysis
    • Summary
  • 10. Managing Security Incidents
    • Defining a security incident
      • Security event versus security incident
    • Developing supporting processes
      • Security incident detection and determination
        • Physical security incidents
        • Network-based security incidents
      • Incident management
    • Getting enterprise support
    • Building the incident response team
      • Roles
        • Desktop support
        • Systems support
        • Applications support
        • Database support
        • Network support
        • Information security
      • HR, legal, and public relations
      • Responsibilities
      • Expected response times
      • Incident response contacts
      • Supporting procedures
        • A quick note on forensics
    • Developing the incident response plan
    • Taking action
      • Incident reporting
      • Incident response
      • In-house incident response
      • Contracted incident response
    • Summary
  • A. Applying Trust Models to Develop a Security Architectuture
    • Encrypted file transfer (external)
      • External user
      • Internal user
      • Data owner
      • Automation
  • B. Risk Analysis, Policy and Standard, and System Hardening Resources
    • Risk analysis resources
    • Policy and standard resources
    • System hardening resources
  • C. Security Tools List
    • Tools for securing the network
    • Tools for securing systems
    • Tools for securing data
    • Tools for security monitoring
    • Tools for testing security
    • Tools for vulnerability scanning
  • D. Security Awareness Resources
    • General presentation and training
    • Social engineering
    • Security awareness materials
    • Safe and secure computing resources
  • E. Security Incident Response Resources
    • Building a CSIRT team
    • Incident response process
    • An example of incident response process flow
    • A sample incident response report form
    • A sample incident response form
  • Index

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