Security: Impact Business Analysis - Paiet/Tech-Journal-for-Everything GitHub Wiki
- Impact
- Life
- Property
- Safety
- Finance
- Reputation
- Mission-essential functions
- Can be services, products, or operations
- Is there any chance of a financial loss
- Are there any dependancies
- Do any of these components require high availability
- Are there any legal ramifications, litigations?
- Cannot collect payments.
- Cannot record/process payments
- Cannot process credit cards
- Cannot track/record, merchandise
- Cannot ship products
- Identification of critical systems
- Power Grids, Backup power, UPS
- Cabling, Network devices, ISPs
- Security Systems(physical, logical..ie, firewalls, IDS/IPS)
- Data Centers, Databases, Storage Solutions
- Environmental Control Systems
- System, Vendor and inter-departmental dependancies
- Single point of failure
- Privacy threshold assessment
- This form is used to determine whether a Privacy Impact Assessment is required
- Privacy Threshold Analysis helps to determine if the data in the information system include information about individuals
- Identify programs and systems that are privacy-sensitive
- Demonstrate the inclusion of privacy considerations during the review of a program or system
- Provide a record of the program or system and its privacy requirements at the Department's Privacy Office
- Demonstrate compliance with privacy laws and regulations
- Privacy impact assessment
- A company needs to have safeguards in place to protect customer and employee information
- Providing information about the companies compliance with current PII standards
- How is information collected, stored, protected, shared and managed
- Show a couple privacy Agreement
- MTBF
- Meantime between failure is basic measurement about reliability of a system component
- Total uptime/ number of failures
- Can be developed based on:
- Stress testing
- Experience
- Statistical Analysis
- Minutes of downtime can cost tremendously
- Effects availability
- MTTR
- Meantime to repair is a basic measurement of the time it takes to repair a component after failure.