TECHNICAL SECURITY CONTROLS •In this chapter the technical controls that are implemented to provide protection against security incidents are discussed in more detail. This includes the detection, prevention and mitigation of such incidents. • There are three main types of operational control: • Procedural – for example checking references for job applicants. • Product/technical – for example passwords or encryption. • Physical – for example locks on doors and secure cabinets. يجري التحميل…
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