1.2 Flashcards
What is a Comm Server?
Another name for a Console Router.
What is a Privileged User Agreement?
What are the related best practices?
- A signed agreement outlining the policies of privileged access to data.
- Since Network and System Admins have such high access, best practices are to:
- use non-privileged methods when possible and appropriate
- use privileged access only for assigned job duties
What are On-Boarding and Off-Boarding policies?
Policies regarding when a new person is coming into an organization, and when an employee is leaving an organization.
What is DLP?
Data Loss Prevention
- Policies relating to how sensitive information is appropriately handled.
- For example, requiring that medical information is encrypted a certain way when transferred.
- DLP solutions can monitor traffic and create alerts when a policy violation occurs.
What should be included in an Incident Response Policy?
- How an incident is identified
- How an incident is categorized
- Who responds to an incident
- What process is followed
What is an AUP?
Acceptable Use Policy
• Defines acceptable use of company assets.
What is an NDA?
Non-Disclosure Agreement
- Legal agreement for confidentiality.
- Prevents the use and dissemination of confidential information.
What is an MSDS?
Material Safety Data Sheet
Provides safety information for proper handling of materials and disposal of waste.
What is TACACS?
Terminal Access Controller Access-Control System
- A remote authentication protocol.
- An alternative to RADIUS, and similar.
- Created to control access to dial-up lines to ARPANET.
- Not often used anymore.
What is RADIUS?
Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service
- A remote authentication protocol (AAA protocol)
- Standard and widely used, available on almost any server OS
- Centralizes authentication for users to routers, switches, firewalls, servers, remote VPN access, etc.