1. Access controls: These are policies and procedures that are designed to regulate access to data, systems, and other assets. This may include password policies, role-based access control, and access request and review processes.
2. Configuration management: This involves the management of system configurations and settings to ensure that the system is secure and functioning as intended. This may include patch management, software updates, and other configuration controls.
3. Security monitoring: This involves the monitoring of systems and networks for potential security threats and incidents. This may include intrusion detection and prevention systems, firewalls, and security information and event management systems.
4. Vulnerability management: This involves the identification, assessment, and prioritization of vulnerabilities in systems and networks, and the implementation of appropriate security controls to mitigate those vulnerabilities.
5. Incident response: This involves the development and implementation of procedures for responding to security incidents, including notification, escalation, and containment procedures.
6. Physical security: This involves the protection of physical assets such as equipment, data centers, and other facilities, including access controls, surveillance systems, and other physical security measures.
7. Personnel security: This involves the development and implementation of policies and procedures to ensure that personnel are appropriately screened, trained, and monitored to prevent unauthorized access or misuse of company assets.
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