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2. Objectives Describe the use of zones, barriers, gateways, and surveillance in planning and implementing site security Use encryption and media disposal techniques to protect data Understand what to do in an emergency situation and the basics of fire prevention and suppression systems 5.1 Site Security 377

3. Authentication Technologies Factors o Something you know (such as a password) o Something you have (such as a smart card) o Something you are (such as a fingerprint) Single and multi-factor systems o Two-factor o Multifactor 5.1 Site Security 377

4. Designing a Secure Site Reasons for physical controls Defense in Depth Security zones 5.1 Site Security 380

5. Site Security Controls Door access controls ID cards and badges Turnstiles and mantraps 5.1 Site Security 382

6. Surveillance Security guards Video monitoring and CCTV Physical access logs / lists Staff 5.1 Site Security 384

7. Hardware Security (Images © 2014 HP) 5.1 Site Security 386

8. File / Folder Encryption Encrypting File System (EFS) User password generates the key Key backup / recovery 5.1 Site Security 387

9. Full Disk Encryption (BitLocker) Permissions do not protect data if disk is removed BitLocker provides volume encryption Data can only be accessed with the key o Key can be stored on Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip or USB o Recovery key provides backup access method 5.1 Site Security 388

10. Database encryption Tape encryption Troubleshooting encryption issues o Lost key / key not present at boot Other Encryption Types 5.1 Site Security 389

11. Data Disposal Methods Fully erasing hard disks (and other media) OS deletes and formats can leave data remnants Solutions o Overwriting / wiping o Low-level format o Destruction o Encryption 5.1 Site Security 390

12. Fire prevention Building layout and emergency alert system o Prevent spread of fire o Allow easy exit o Provide warning to occupants and alert fire department Escape plans, routes, and drills Fire Prevention and Emergency Procedures 5.1 Site Security 392

13. The Fire Triangle Fire classes and extinguisher types Sprinkler systems Fire Suppression Systems 5.1 Site Security 393

14. Review Describe the use of zones, barriers, gateways, and surveillance in planning and implementing site security Use encryption and media disposal techniques to protect data Understand what to do in an emergency situation and the basics of fire prevention and suppression systems 5.1 Site Security 395

15. Labs Lab 15 / Disk Encryption 5.1 Site Security