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Sweet shop bill format for Security

when an application is deployed we have to think about all of the security that is associated with using that app that means there are security settings in operating systems on network devices and in practically every other component used by that application we have to make sure that we're using the best practices for that security for example we might need to make certain firewall settings to make sure that that application is as secure as possible we might want to include patch levels and make sure that our application is up to date and of course the underlying operating system also has to be secure each time this application instance is deployed we need to make sure that all of these security baselines are also deployed along with it so we need to make sure that we constantly check that these security baselines are still in place and are still protecting the application instance if we perform this check and find that there are parts of the application instance that are not following these security baselines we need to put a plan together to correct direct those as soon as possible you'll have to start with creating this set of security baselines fortunately you don't have to do this on your own many manufacturers have already created a foundational security Baseline that you can modify and change to meet the needs of your organization for example you can contact the developer of the application and they can provide you with a baseline that they've created this would probably involve permissions of files that are stored on the file system and configuration settings within the application itself or you can get information from the operating system manufacturer so you can go to Microsoft and get information about their security baselines and if you're using any purpose-built appliances those manufacturers may also be able to provide you with additional security settings when you start building that initial security Baseline it can almost be overwhelming there are many different settings that may need to be configured if you look at Microsoft Windows within Windows 10 there are over 3,000 Group Policy settings Al loone fortunately only a subset of those are used for security purposes the Microsoft website includes a series of security Bas lines for Windows operating systems and Windows server and they even include tools that you can use to help deploy it they refer to this as the security compliance toolkit orct you've now compiled this list of security settings that will be associated with the application the operating system and any other part of the application instance now it's time to deploy Dey those settings to all of those different components sometimes you can do this through a central console like the Microsoft security compliance toolkit but other settings may require additional applications or additional processes you might have to push things out through Active Directory Group Policy or you might have a separate MDM that pushes out security settings to your mobile devices for security baselines that are as large and complex as these you'll want some type of automated process to make this easier this would allow you to deploy these baselines very easily to hundreds or even thousands of different devices fortunately many of these security baselines are best practices and would rarely change so once you deploy them your job is effectively done but there will be times when you may need to update the security Baseline maybe there's a new vulnerability that's been discovered and it affects a certain application or certain operating system or maybe the application itself has been updated and you'll need to make changes to the configuration to keep that security Baseline current or you may a completely new operating system and that will require a completely new set of security baselines and there may be times when one manufacturer's Baseline conflicts with what another manufacturer would like to use so you may have to look at both of those and determine which one is the better Baseline for this particular application instance so you may find yourself testing these baselines prior to the deployment and then once they're deployed you may need to audit them to make sure that those baselines Main in a fact