4.1 - Document Types Flashcards
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Acceptable use policies (AUP)
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- What is acceptable use of company assets?
– Detailed documentation
– May be documented in the Rules of Behavior - Covers many topics
– Internet use, telephones, computers, mobile devices, etc. - Used by an organization to limit legal liability
– If someone is dismissed, these are the
well-documented reasons why
2
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Network topology diagram
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- Describes the network layout
– May be a logical diagram
– Can include physical rack locations
3
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Compliance
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- Compliance
– Meeting the standards of laws, policies, and regulations - A healthy catalog of rules
– Across many aspects of business and life
– Many are industry-specific or situational - Penalties - Fines, loss of employment, incarceration
- Scope - Domestic and international requirements
4
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Splash screens
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- A message, logo, or graphic shown during startup or login
– Can be used for branding or to require compliance - Can be informational
– Maintenance notifications or system changes - May be required for legal or administrative purposes
– Warnings about system misuse
– Information about relying on application data
5
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Incident reports
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- Security policy
– An ongoing challenge
– Documentation must be available
– No questions - Incidents are ongoing
– Organizations have formal incident plans - Reports and documentation
– Details of any security incident
– Create a reference for future incidents
6
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Standard operating procedures
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- Organizations have different business objectives
– Processes and procedures - Operational procedures
– Downtime notifications, facilities issues - Software installation and upgrades
– Custom installation of a software package
– Testing, change control - Documentation is the key
– Everyone can review and understand the policies
7
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On-boarding
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- Bring a new person into the organization
– New user setup checklist - IT agreements need to be signed
– May be part of the employee handbook or
a separate AUP - Create accounts
– Associate the user with groups and departments - Provide required IT hardware
– Laptops, tablets, etc.
– Preconfigured and ready to go
8
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Off-boarding
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- All good things…
– End-user termination checklist - This process should be predefined
– You don’t want to decide how to do things at this point - What happens to the hardware?
- What happens to the data?
- Account information is usually deactivated
– But not always deleted
9
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Knowledge base and articles
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- External sources
– Manufacturer knowledge base
– Internet communities - Internal documentation
– Institutional knowledge
– Usually part of help desk software - Find the solution quickly
– Searchable archive
– Automatic searches with helpdesk ticket keywords