IT systems are very complex. Attempting to stand up an alternate processing facility in support of business continuity is not a simple undertaking. Highly detailed, step-by-step plans must be developed to ensure that nothing is missed during a recovery operation. Most information systems must be restored in a very specific order with services that must be installed and started before other service will even work. A detailed plan will help you to implement services in the correct order, saving you troubleshooting time you will not be able to afford.
- Preface
- Information and Data Security Fundamentals
- Defining the Threat Landscape
- Preparing for Information and Data Security
- Establishing an information security program
- Information security policies
- Recommended operational policies
- Planning policy
- Access control policy
- Awareness and training policy
- Auditing and accountability policy
- Configuration management policy
- Contingency planning policy
- Identification and authentication policy
- Incident response policy
- Maintenance policy
- Media protection policy
- Personnel security policy
- Physical and environmental protection policy
- Risk assessment policy
- Security assessment policy
- System and communications protection policy
- System and information integrity policy
- Systems and services acquisitions policy
- Summary
- Information Security Risk Management
- What is risk?
- Who owns organizational risk?
- Where is your valuable data?
- Performing a quick risk assessment
- Risk management is an organization-wide activity
- Business operations
- IT operations
- Personnel
- External organization
- Risk management life cycle
- Information categorization
- Data classification steps
- Determining information assets
- Finding information in the environment
- Disaster recovery considerations
- Backup storage considerations
- Organizing information into categories
- Examples of information type categories
- Security control selection
- Security control implementation
- Assessing implemented security controls
- Authorizing information systems to operate
- Monitoring information system security controls
- Calculating risk
- Qualitative risk analysis
- Identifying your organizations threats
- Identifying your organizations vulnerabilities
- Pairing threats with vulnerabilities
- Estimating likelihood
- Estimating impact
- Conducting the risk assessment
- Management choices when it comes to risk
- Quantitative analysis
- Qualitative risk assessment example
- Summary
- Developing Your Information and Data Security Plan
- Continuous Testing and Monitoring
- Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery Planning
- Incident Response Planning
- Do I need an incident response plan?
- Components of an incident response plan
- Preparing the incident response plan
- Identification – detection and analysis
- Identification – incident response tools
- Remediation – containment/recovery/mitigation
- Remediation - incident response tools
- Post incident activity
- Summary
- Developing a Security Operations Center
- Developing an Information Security Architecture Program
- Information security architecture and SDLC/SELC
- Conducting an initial information security analysis
- Purpose and description of the information system
- Determining compliance requirements
- Documenting key information system and project roles
- Defining the expected user types
- Documenting interface requirements
- Documenting external information systems access
- Conducting a business impact assessment
- Conducting an information categorization
- Developing a security architecture advisement program
- Summary
- Cloud Security Consideration
- Cloud computing characteristics
- Cloud computing service models
- Cloud computing deployment models
- Cloud computing management models
- Cloud computing special consideration
- Summary
- Information and Data Security Best Practices
Develop detailed recovery procedures
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