Physical and Logical Security Convergence: Powered By Enterprise Security Management

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Physical and Logical Security Convergence

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Contents

Foreword

Chapter 1. Introduction

Security Concepts and the Impact of Convergence

Chapter 2. The Evolution of Physical Security

Introduction

The History of Physical Security

The Four Categories of Physical Security

Command and Control: Automating Security Responses

Conclusion

Chapter 3. Security Convergence: What Is It Anyway?

Introduction

Defining Security Convergence

Functional Convergence Drives Security Solutions

Security Convergence Is Changing the Security Culture

The Convergence Role in Accelerating Security Solutions Worldwide

Security Convergence Is Changing the Sales Channel

Summary

Chapter 4. The Challenges Surrounding Security Convergence

Introduction

Technology History: Uncontrolled Internet Growth

Internet Productivity

Administration, Process, and Procedures: Management in the Internet Age

Benefits of Using Risk Management in Planning IT Security Administration

Security and Intelligence: The Impact of a New Surveillance Community

The DNI and the Intelligence Reform Act of 2004

Conclusion

Chapter 5. IT Governance and Enterprise Security Policy

The Twenty-First-Century Business Model

What Is IT Governance?

IT Governance Research: MIT Sloan School of Management

The New Management Strategy Behind IT Governance

Security Policy: A Growing Priority for IT Governance

Web Collaboration: A Global Communications Requirement

Government Compliance

Conclusion

Chapter 6. The Evolution of Global Security Solutions

Introduction

Collaboration Convergence:The Transfer of Military Technology

Follow the Money: Funding Sources and New Convergence Strategies

Security Convergence: Rapidly Going Global

The Starting Point: IdentityManagement and Access Control

The Challenges of Convergence: Positioning to Embrace Change

The Emergence of the CIO and Its Impact on Security Convergence

Conclusion

Chapter 7. Positioning Security: Politics, Industry, and Business Value

Twenty-First-Century Risk: Physical and Electronic Security Collaboration

Homeland Security

Industry Associations: Anticipating Trends in the Global Security Market

Convergence: Creating New Security Business Value

The Collaboration of Security Responsibilities

Chapter 8. The New Security Model: The Trusted Enterprise

How Wall Street Funded the Global Economy:Twenty-First Century Security

Wall Street Still Needs a Yardstick:The Trusted Enterprise Valuation

Identity and Verification:The Foundation of the Trusted Enterprise

Unisys Corporation: Leading the Way to the Trusted Enterprise

Modeling the Trusted Enterprise

Conclusion

Chapter 9. ESM Architecture

Introduction

What Is ESM?

ESM at the Center of Physical and Logical Security Convergence

ESM Deployment Strategies

The Convergence of Network Operations and Security Operations

Conclusion

Chapter 10. Log Collection

Introduction

National Institute ofStandards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 800-92

Log Normalization

Log Severity

Log Time Correction

Log Categorization

What to Transport

When to Transport

How to Transport

Conclusion

Chapter 11. Real-Time Event Correlation, Analysis, and Response

Introduction

Threat Formulas

Correlation and Rules

Active Channels

Dashboards

Workflow

Conclusion

Chapter 12. Event Storage and Forensic Analysis

Introduction

Event Storage

Discovering and Interacting with Patterns

Conclusion

Chapter 13. Bridging the Chinese Wall

Introduction

What Is a Chinese Wall?

Data Sources

Bridging the Chinese Wall: Detection through Convergence

Conclusion

Chapter 14. Physical and Logical Access

Introduction

Use-Case Exploration

Data Sources

Detection through Convergence: Physical + VPN Access

Detection through Convergence: Administrative Account Sharing

Conclusion

Chapter 15. Intelligent Video Analytics

Introduction

Technology Background: Video Analytics

Data Sources

Detection through Convergence

Conclusion

Chapter 16. Environmental Sensors

Introduction

Environmental Sensors: A Technology Background

Providing Automated Response to Environmental Threats

Challenges of Integration

Data Center Meltdown

Conclusion

Chapter 17. Protecting Critical Infrastructure: Process Control and SCADA

Introduction

Technology Background: Process Control Systems

Why Convergence?

Threats and Challenges

Conclusion

Chapter 18. Final Thoughts

Introduction

Final Thoughts from William Crowell

Final Thoughts from Dan Dunkel

Final Thoughts from Brian Contos

Final Thoughts from Colby DeRodeoff

Index