Internal Use Only
The three main domains affected by the “Internal Use Only” are the User Domain, Workstation Domain, and the LAN Domain.
1. User Domain: This Domain is where only one user will have access to it. This can be configured to internal use only. By default, the IT department tries to maintain a certain level of Security for this, so that nobody can access from the outside, only the IT Department can grant access privilege for Remote Access Point. The User Domain will enforce an acceptable use policy (AUP) to define what each user can and cannot do with any company data that he or she has access to. Also, every user on the company is responsible for the security of the environment. Violation of the AUP can be grounds for immediate dismissal and/or legal actions.
2. Workstation Domain: The Workstation domain is the second layer of the infrastructure that “Internal use only” standard affects. The Workstation Domain is where users first access the systems, applications, and data. This layer requires a login and password authentication before access is allowed to view information because unauthorized access can Infect the workstation with viruses. At Richman Investments, we provide very secure access for the employee workstations with a username and password. A security protocol requires the password to be changed every 30 days. All computers maintain regular updates and continuous antivirus protection for monitoring. Additionally, no personal devices are allowed on the network.
3. LAN Domain: The Local Area Network (LAN) Domain is a group of computers all connected to a single LAN domain. The LAN Domain is a collection of computers connected to one another or to a common medium. All LAN domains include data closets, physical elements of the LAN, as well as logical elements as designated by authorized personnel. It requires strong security and access controls. This domain can access company-wide systems, applications, and data from anywhere within
1. User Domain: This Domain is where only one user will have access to it. This can be configured to internal use only. By default, the IT department tries to maintain a certain level of Security for this, so that nobody can access from the outside, only the IT Department can grant access privilege for Remote Access Point. The User Domain will enforce an acceptable use policy (AUP) to define what each user can and cannot do with any company data that he or she has access to. Also, every user on the company is responsible for the security of the environment. Violation of the AUP can be grounds for immediate dismissal and/or legal actions.
2. Workstation Domain: The Workstation domain is the second layer of the infrastructure that “Internal use only” standard affects. The Workstation Domain is where users first access the systems, applications, and data. This layer requires a login and password authentication before access is allowed to view information because unauthorized access can Infect the workstation with viruses. At Richman Investments, we provide very secure access for the employee workstations with a username and password. A security protocol requires the password to be changed every 30 days. All computers maintain regular updates and continuous antivirus protection for monitoring. Additionally, no personal devices are allowed on the network.
3. LAN Domain: The Local Area Network (LAN) Domain is a group of computers all connected to a single LAN domain. The LAN Domain is a collection of computers connected to one another or to a common medium. All LAN domains include data closets, physical elements of the LAN, as well as logical elements as designated by authorized personnel. It requires strong security and access controls. This domain can access company-wide systems, applications, and data from anywhere within