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Kegel Network Security

Kegel Network Security. Presented by: Walter Ramirez Kyla Williamson Brent Sims. Outline. Company Background Threats Recommendations. Company Background. 4 Divisions Manufacturing Bowling Technologies Kegel Training Center Fizzion. Threats. Physical Security

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Kegel Network Security

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  1. Kegel Network Security Presented by: Walter Ramirez Kyla Williamson Brent Sims

  2. Outline Company Background Threats Recommendations

  3. Company Background 4 Divisions Manufacturing Bowling Technologies Kegel Training Center Fizzion

  4. Threats Physical Security Authentication Internet Access & Usage Backup Systems and Data Recovery Virus, spyware, adware, spam Authorization

  5. Recommendations Physical Security • Sensitiveareas and Access level • Internalmonitoring and Whoisresponsible • Specifyhowanemployeeshouldbeidentified • Specifythefrequency of change of accesscode

  6. Recommendations • Authentication • Addguidelinesfor cracking password • Reinforcementaboutsharingpasswordsand unauthorizedaccesssituations • Documentedpermissionfor VPN • Checkall software and hardware by CSO

  7. Recommendations • Internet Access & Usage • Highlightwhichtypes of web sites are prohibited • Highlightthemethodsfor internet monitoring

  8. Recommendations Backup Systems and Data Recovery • No formal backup procedure • Recommended that one be in writing

  9. Recommendations Anti-Virus, anti-spyware, anti-adware, anti spam software

  10. Recommendations Authorization • Authorization based on different levels of access • An encryption policy is mentioned but not fully documented.

  11. Conclusion Keep it Safe! Presented by: Walter Ramirez Kyla Williamson Brent Sims

  12. Conclusion Keep it Safe! Presented by: Walter Ramirez Kyla Williamson Brent Sims

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