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THE BUSINESS
PERSPECTIVE UNIT 2:- ISHITA RAWAT SACHIN KUMAR ROHIT KUMAR ROCKYPAL MEENAKSHI NAUTIYAL ETHICAL HACKING AIMS TO HELP BUSINESS REDUCE RISK BY;
1.Finding security holes in their environment
2.Improving on detection security processes and procedures 3.Train security teams to think like a hacker SECURITY POLICY:
• Security policies are important because they protect an organizations'
assets, both physical and digital. • Security policies provide guidance on the conduct required to protect assets. • These policies help ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability known as the CIA triad of data. TYPES OF SECURITY POLICIES
1.Organizational. These policies are a master blueprint of the entire
organization's security program. 2.System-specific. A system-specific policy covers security procedures for an information system or network. 3.Issue-specific. These policies target certain aspects of the larger organizational policy. EXAMPLES OF ISSUE-RELATED SECURITY POLICIES • Access control policies say which employees can access which resources. • Change management policies provide procedures for changing IT assets so that adverse effects are minimized. • Disaster recovery policies ensure business continuity after a service disruption. These policies typically are enacted after the damage from an incident has occurred. • Incident response policies define procedures for responding to a security breach or incident as it is happening. PREVIOUS TEST RESULT: • Previous test results are important for cybersecurity because they help organizations identify and address vulnerabilities, and ensure that remediation efforts are implemented: • Identify vulnerabilities • Cybersecurity testing helps organizations identify potential vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and other weaknesses in software, computers, or networks. • Implement remediation • Test results help organizations develop and implement strategies to reduce their exposure to cyber risk. • Verify remediation efforts • Retesting helps organizations ensure that plans for remediation were implemented. • Stay compliant • Security testing helps organizations stay compliant with regulations and standards. • Protect sensitive data • Security testing helps organizations protect sensitive data and intellectual property from unauthorized access or misuse. • Enhance user confidence • Security testing helps organizations build trust with customers by demonstrating that their data is secure.