Access Control Modules
1. Since Shovels and Shingles is a small company, there is no real immediate concern with their security. Using (DAC) Discretion Access Control would be the simplest way to maintain and monitor a small business.
2. With employees in Top Ads mainly communicating through smart phones, there could be a security risk. Mandatory Access Control (MAC) is a bit more sophisticated than DAC, but just easily monitored for a business of this size.
3. NetSecIT is a big company, and many employees will need roles, since they travel and work from home and would benefit using Role Based Access Control (RBAC). The security administrator would set many of the roles according to the employee’s duties. It would take time, but once the security measures are set, it will be easy to manage.
4. Backordered Parts depends on the individual material being manufactured, so they should be using Content-Dependent Access Control (CDAC). Giving permissions by what is controlled in each file is more costly, but much more secure. It allows the company to observe the data, as each file is given its own set of roles.
5. Confidential Services Inc. should use Role Based Access Control (RBAC) since they are a military network. With this access control, the security procedures would be assigned to each user and observed by the security administrators. RBAC would allow for top grade security as well as its manageability functions. By allowing each of the users a set of particular permissions in their group or role, it helps the administrator do his/her job more effectively and monitor the security by groups.
1. If you are setting up your policies and procedures correctly, it will help your networks flexibility. You should always use Physical controls on any sized network. Less physical security on your network allows more attackers to breach your network.
2. The network is compromised because of the data that is being moved between the networks. Top Ads should use Administrative
2. With employees in Top Ads mainly communicating through smart phones, there could be a security risk. Mandatory Access Control (MAC) is a bit more sophisticated than DAC, but just easily monitored for a business of this size.
3. NetSecIT is a big company, and many employees will need roles, since they travel and work from home and would benefit using Role Based Access Control (RBAC). The security administrator would set many of the roles according to the employee’s duties. It would take time, but once the security measures are set, it will be easy to manage.
4. Backordered Parts depends on the individual material being manufactured, so they should be using Content-Dependent Access Control (CDAC). Giving permissions by what is controlled in each file is more costly, but much more secure. It allows the company to observe the data, as each file is given its own set of roles.
5. Confidential Services Inc. should use Role Based Access Control (RBAC) since they are a military network. With this access control, the security procedures would be assigned to each user and observed by the security administrators. RBAC would allow for top grade security as well as its manageability functions. By allowing each of the users a set of particular permissions in their group or role, it helps the administrator do his/her job more effectively and monitor the security by groups.
1. If you are setting up your policies and procedures correctly, it will help your networks flexibility. You should always use Physical controls on any sized network. Less physical security on your network allows more attackers to breach your network.
2. The network is compromised because of the data that is being moved between the networks. Top Ads should use Administrative