Network Security Controls and Practical Connection

Research Network Security Controls and make high-level recommendations. Write 300 to 500 words in APA format. Utilise at least two scholarly references.  Note that scholarly references do not include Wikipedia, .COM websites, blogs, or other non-peer reviewed sources.

Utilise Google Scholar and/or the university library.  Do not copy and paste bulleted lists.  Instead, read the material and in your words, describe the recommendation citing the source.

Note:

1. Don’t include unnecessary citation which you didn’t included the content in paper.

2.see attached prof document and follow the same APA format.

3.No Plagiarism.

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Practical Connection

As an analytics architect at a Microsoft technology integration partner, many of the concepts in Application Security can be applied to my daily work. While many topics are relevant, I will explore three. I will explore the principle of least privilege, Active Directory Groups, and the importance of audits. Lastly, I will present the conclusion.

Principle of Least Privilege

As discussed in this course, the idea of least privilege is that a group or individual should only do things that their role within the organisation requires them to do. As an analytics architect, this concept is very relevant. Many organisations require that individuals can only see data that they have a business purpose to see.

When designing data-oriented solutions, I often have to balance performance and other design constraints with competing concerns. This trade-off means that I often must use the priority of requirements to determine which requirements should be met. Ensuring that individuals only see what they should is often a very high priority.

Active Directory Groups

In this course, we also discussed the importance of Active Directory Groups. This is also relevant to my work as an analytics architect in that we often need a way to determine who can access what information or perform a given operation. As the organisations I typically work with use Microsoft technologies, they often utilise Active Directory. Understanding of Active Directory groups is critical to the success of many of my projects.

Importance of Audits and Logging

This course also covered the importance of audits and access logs. Audits are also important in the design of analytics solutions. Often it is important to know what person is accessing what data. Also, many of the organisations are governed by regulations which require tracking all changes to data or process in an exhaustive fashion.

This means that when someone views a record, that fact must be recorded. Recording the information is the first step in the process. After the data related to data access is captured, it must be processed so that governance reports can be created. Also, the original data must be preserved so that an external auditor can reproduce the same results.

Conclusion

The importance of the concept of least privilege, Active Directory Groups, and auditing was presented. These concepts have relationships. For example, the principle of least privilege is often made possible through the use of Active Directory Groups. Likewise, auditing is often applied based on an individual’s membership in a group.

For example, it may be important to record when someone in the data operations group accessed records in the payroll-related databases.

While the topic of application security is very large, it does have specific application to the data analytics space. As an analytics architect, I find many of the topics to be a refresher of existing knowledge combined with learning new things. While I do not plan to become an expert in security, understanding the concepts makes me a better analytics architect.

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