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Embrace the Core Layers of Enterprise Information Security Architecture (EISA)

Enterprise Information Security Architecture (EISA) is pivotal in today's digital landscape, blending business objectives with robust security strategies for safeguarding critical assets and ensuring regulatory compliance. Here's a snapshot of its core layers.<br><br>Let's discuss how these core layers can elevate your organization's security posture and drive business continuity in an ever-evolving threat landscape. What steps are you taking to strengthen your enterprise security framework?<br><br>Together, let's build a secure and resilient digital ecosystem. <br>

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Embrace the Core Layers of Enterprise Information Security Architecture (EISA)

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  1. Core Layers of Enterprise Information Security Architecture (EISA) Swipe

  2. Enterprise Information Security Architecture (EISA) A comprehensive framework integrating business goals with security strategies to protect information assets and ensure regulatory compliance. Swipe

  3. Core Layers of EISA Business Context 1 Align security with business goals, risk tolerance, and regulations Support and enhance business functionality Swipe

  4. Governance 2 Establish security policies, standards, and guidelines Define acceptable use, data classification, and incident response protocols Swipe

  5. Security Services 3 Preventive: Firewalls, IDS, encryption Detective: SIEM tools for incident detection Corrective: Incident response plans Swipe

  6. Security Processes 4 Risk Assessments: Identify and evaluate risks Incident Response: Plan for effective response and recovery Security Audits: Review and ensure control effectiveness Compliance Monitoring: Adhere to regulations and data privacy laws Swipe

  7. Technology Architecture 5 Hardware: Secure servers, workstations, network devices Software: Secure applications, patch management Network Security: Segmentation, access controls Swipe

  8. Operational Security 6 Security Awareness Training: Educate employees on optimal procedures and protocols Patch Management: Regularly apply security patches Log Management: Analyze and store security logs Vulnerability Management: Identify and address system vulnerabilities Swipe

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