Security Layers The security of data is paramount, and data is money. There are seven layers of security, with data… Read more
Category: Azure and AWS
Physical Perimeter Point/Layer – Data Democratization, Governance, and Security
Physical Perimeter Point/Layer This is the second outermost layer out of seven layers. This is the first layer of physical… Read more
Endpoint Layer/Protection – Data Democratization, Governance, and Security
Endpoint Layer/Protection An endpoint layer consists of any device connected to your network. Smart devices connected to the network can… Read more
Data Layer – Data Democratization, Governance, and Security
Data Layer Data and metadata of a business is the heart and aim of any security breach. This layer requires… Read more
Data Security Approach – Data Democratization, Governance, and Security
Data Security Approach A model was created by John McCumber to provide a representation of the architectural approach used in… Read more
Types ofControls – Data Democratization, Governance, and Security
Types ofControls There are two types of controls: active and proactive responses. The proactive security control purpose is to spot… Read more
Major Categories for Security Controls – Data Democratization, Governance, and Security
Major Categories for Security Controls There are six major categories for security controls, as follows: • Operational: Rules and procedures… Read more
Popular Information Security Frameworks – Data Democratization, Governance, and Security
Popular Information Security Frameworks Technical aspects of managing information security risks fall to the IT function. It is necessary to… Read more
Major Privacy and Security Regulations – Data Democratization, Governance, and Security
Major Privacy and Security Regulations All of the privacy and security regulations should be taken into consideration while defining policies… Read more
Major Modern Security Management Concepts – Data Democratization, Governance, and Security
Major Modern Security Management Concepts Along with fundamental concepts of information security (confidentiality, integrity, availability, authenticity, and non-repudiation) cross all… Read more