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Re: Is there any way to measure IT Security??

Subject: Re: Is there any way to measure IT Security??
Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 04:21:02 -0500
Basically IT Security covers a gamut of areas, i am just listing some , on the 
fly

* Antivirus Solutions
* Intrusion Prevention
* Intrusion Detection
* Patch Management
* Firewall
* VPN Gateway
* Vulnerability Assessment & Reporting
* Identity Access Management (single-sign-on, SOX/HIPAA/GLB compliance....)
* Network Security
* Security Policy Compliance Management
* AntiSpam (mail protection software)
* Web Content Filtering

I'm not sure whether we have one-size-fits-all solution which can help us in 
measuring your enterprise IT Security posture.

I can list some good tools i have come across personally like NMap, ScanFi, 
Nessus, IdentityAccess Manager,GFI ....but the list is endless, so give them a 
try in google :-)



----- Original Message -----
From: "Gary Everekyan" <karo.onnik@bluetie.com>
To: irony@trini.org, toto@playon.co.id
Subject: Re: Is there any way to measure IT Security??
Date: Tue, 02 Aug 2005 14:32:30 -0400


Google Risk reporting and you will get whole list of research links.
It would also be helpful to look at owasp www.owasp.org
HTH
Regards,

Gary Everekyan
CISSP, CISM, ISSAP, ISSPCS, MCSE, MCT
garyeve@Microsoft.com
"High achievement always takes place in the framework of high 
expectation" -Jack Kinder


-----Original Message-----
From: "Larry Marin (Irony Account)" [irony@trini.org]
Date: 08/02/2005 01:09 PM

You should check out NSA IAM/IEM Methodology...it works well for me.
http://www.iatrp.com/iam.cfm


Toto A Atmojo wrote:

Dear all,

Currently I?m looking for a tool, or a technique to measure IT security?

The baseline for security is CIA (Confidentiality, Integrity and 
Availability), that is every organization which want to called 
secure must be guarantee that their system comply this matter.

But the problem is, we need a tool/technique to measure how 
secure are we. Therefore, wee need a tool/technique to measure 
how close that our system status now to CIA.

Please share your experience about this matter.

If there any link about this issue, I really appreciate if you 
share to us (You may contact me privately) .

Best Regs,

Toto



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