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Security can no longer be treated as an afterthought when it comes to optimum network protection. Trial-and-error is not an option, as a single vulnerability could compromise the corporate lifeblood, the network. In such a high-stakes environment, only specialized expertise is acceptable -- Computex will bring their experience to assist you in designing and implementing the following systems to insure the integrity of your network:
Building access procedures:
- Limited number of building entrances in compliance with local fire ordinance
- Provide access to limited and managed security policies for all facility entrances
- 24x7 onsite security guards
- Visitor-logging procedure
- Card-key, biometric, or similar entry locks
- ID-badge system for all employees and visitors
- Staff and visitors must wear badges at all times on premises
- Individual cabinet locks; master in NOC; key list from customer
Equipment locations:
- Video surveillance and motion sensors for entrances, interior doors, equipment cages, and critical equipment locations within the building
- Locked cages with ceilings; locking cabinets with climate control for those wanting more privacy
- Secure rooms available
- Managed firewall services with 24x7 monitoring available
- Backup lighting systems for entry ways and cable vaults
- Individual cabinet locks; master in NOC; key list from customer
Supported monitoring:
- 24x7 monitoring of dedicated servers and network equipment (note both frequency and method, such as PING, SNMP)
- 24x7 monitoring of the health of the equipment with alarms and pager alerts for network failure and failovers
- 24x7 monitoring firewall services available
- Alternate NOC available
- Second-tier support personnel located nearby
Network Security:
- Written network access security policies readily accessible:
- Password policies (such as not sharing, lengths, forced renewal, aging)
- Acceptable use (ISP not allowed to run programs that are illicit or illegal; use of sniffers or cracking/hacking programs are not required)
- Documented user responsibilities on security in company policies and re-enforced by education
- Asset protection
Network security infrastructure in place:
- Perimeter protection (firewalls, filtering router)
- Intrusion detection
- Authentication and authorization (passwords, RADIUS/TACACS, Secure IDs)
- Backup and recovery systems to restore after a problem, such as load balancing, failover protection
- Regular assessment of network infrastructure
- Assessment of network expansions or addition
- Tape or media storage offsite backup
- Regularly scheduled security audits
- Server antivirus software protection
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