'Logical access controls' presentation slideshows

Chapter 4: Access Control

Brian E. Brzezicki. Chapter 4: Access Control. Access Controls. Access controls are security features that control how people can interact with systems, and resources. Access*. Access is the data flow between an subject and an object. Subject is a person, process or program

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Logical IT Security By Prashant Mali

Logical IT Security By Prashant Mali. Business Objectives. To retain competitive advantage and to meet basic business requirements organizations must: Ensure the integrity of information stored on their computer systems Preserve the confidentiality of sensitive data

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Basic Subsystems in the AIS

Basic Subsystems in the AIS. Financing Cycle. Expenditure Cycle. Human Resources. General Ledger & Reporting System. Production Cycle. Revenue Cycle. The Value Chain. Primary Activities. Operations. Inbound Logistics. Outbound Logistics. Marketing and Sales. Service.

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Computer Controls and Security

Computer Controls and Security. Learning Objectives. Identify and explain the four principles of systems reliability and the three criteria used to evaluate whether the principles have been achieved. Identify and explain the controls that apply to more than one principle of reliability.

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MODULE 2

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Why Government Systems Fail at Security

Why Government Systems Fail at Security. Chey Cobb chey@computer.org February 15, 2001. My Background. Whoami Firewall certification lab Anti-virus testing lab Web security since 1994 DoD systems architectures Intelligence systems security architectures

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Computer-Based Information Systems Control

Computer-Based Information Systems Control. General Controls. A company designs general controls to ensure that its overall computer system is stable and well managed. The following are categories of general controls: Developing a security plan

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Session 5: Integrity Protection of eProcurement systems

E-Procurement for Improving Governance. A World Bank live e-learning event addressing the design and implementation of e-procurement infrastructure . Session 5: Integrity Protection of eProcurement systems. Topics . Integrity Protection of e-Procurement Systems.

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