1. By Sowmya.Y

2. Index  Definition  Aspects of Security Management  Assessment criteria for designing Security Management System  Conclusion  References

3. ISO has defined five key functional areas of network management:  fault management  accounting management  configuration management  performance management  security management

4. Security Management: Security Management is the process of controlling the security of a complex data network so as to maximize the security level that provides to its users.

5. Aspects of Security Management:  Security Management is one of the five management functions defined by ISO/OSI, which covers two aspects:  Management of Security(MoS)  Security of Management(SoM)

6. Management of Security(MoS):  MoS(Management of Security) provides the means by which the security services, mechanisms and security related information are managed.

7. Security of Management(SoM):  SoM(Security of Management) covers security of all functions and security of communication of management system and information.

8. Assessment Criteria:  Scalability  Flexibility-Extensibility  Integration with existing IT infrastructure  Information aggregation and filtering  Security of reserved information  Minimization of resource allocation  Customization

9.  Scalability: A management tool must be designed in such a way that it provides the same or improved services as the information and computing resources grow and become distributed.  Flexibility-Extensibility: A security management tool must be capable to easily merge any changes to the corporate infrastructure.

10.  Integration with existing information and technological infrastructure : A Security Management tool must be designed to coexist with pre- established technological investments of organization's management.  Information aggregation and filtering : Depending on the domain size the security administrator should be capable of deciding the aggregation and filtering level of the selected security information.

11.  Security of reserved Information: Sensitive information should be collected and exchanged by security management system’s components.  Minimization of resource allocation : System that minimize the allocation of network resources required for its operation.

12.  Customization : A Security Management system must provide the security administrator with the potential to customize the collected security related information according to organizational needs and expectations.

13. Conclusion:  The derived tool can be easily integrated with existing network management tools  Our security network management architecture guarantees scalability and extensibility.  Integration and authentication of information is guaranteed

14. References:  http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/internetw orking/technology/handbook/NM- Basics.html http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/internetw orking/technology/handbook/NM- Basics.html  http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freeabs_all.jsp? arnumber=740529 http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/freeabs_all.jsp? arnumber=740529  http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/login.jsp?url =/iel5/6648/17751/00820481.pdf?arnumber=8 20481 http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/login.jsp?url =/iel5/6648/17751/00820481.pdf?arnumber=8 20481

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