1. User Domain
a. Security awareness.
We will educate employees on how to properly secure information by user ID and password management training. Instructing them on how to …show more content…
Each station will be stripped of all external ports and media drives to allow zero access with external devices. Set a monitoring system to disable the workstation if it is disconnected from the network.
3. LAN Domain
All workstations will be hard wired directly to the network. Any laptop will be connect via a cloaked wifi network. This means it will display no SSID and only allow certain MAC address access to it. WPA 2 encryption will be used with a password system similar to what is covered in the security awareness section. All server rooms will have keycard access to allow only IT access to them.
4. LAN to WAN Domain
Block all ports that are not in use by our network and monitor all inbound and outbound traffic, keeping a close eye on the inbound to detect threats before they become a threat. Place firewalls and anti-malware software at this point and route all workstation traffic through main servers to better protect the network as a whole.
5. WAN Domain
Configure routers and firewalls to deny all ping requests to reduce chances of DOS attacks and setup redundant internet connections to increase availability. Scanning of all email for malicious software and isolate anything that is