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RE: Security Standards
From: "Rivest, Philippe" <PRivest () transforce ca>
Date: Thu, 7 Jan 2010 09:52:54 -0500
Just a side note, your provider should have these documents already made no?
IE: Microsoft already has a security baseline standard for their products,
just follow it and adapt it to your environment?
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la part de Boyd, Chad
Envoyé : 6 janvier 2010 16:30
À : s0h0us () yahoo com; security-basics () securityfocus com
Objet : RE: Security Standards
The baseline that we used were the NSA Security Configuration Guides:
http://www.nsa.gov/ia/guidance/security_configuration_guides/operating_syste
ms.shtml
They do a great job of telling you what settings to change for various
scenarios. These, of course, should be modified to your environment, but
these are a great jumping-off point.
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Behalf Of s0h0us () yahoo com
Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2010 1:30 PM
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: Security Standards
Hi,
As part of a PCI-DSS risk assessment I need to come up with security
standards for all of our critical network devices, including windows
servers. I've been directed to NIST publications and others but I'm finding
that they are general documents rather than specific ones regarding what
settings need to be configured, i guess like a checklist. can you recommend
a site that might have them? i continue to search as i submit this
posting...thanks! any information is appreciated. happy new year!!!
sOhO
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Current thread:
- Security Standards s0h0us (Jan 06)
- RE: Security Standards Boyd, Chad (Jan 06)
- Re: Security Standards Wim Remes (Jan 07)
- Re: Security Standards Phil Derbyshire (Jan 07)
- RE: Security Standards Rivest, Philippe (Jan 07)
- RE: Security Standards Youngquist, Jason R. (Jan 07)
- RE: Security Standards lgpm (Jan 07)
- Re: Security Standards John Morrison (Jan 07)
- RE: Security Standards Andy Tripp (Jan 07)
- Re: Security Standards LAS (Jan 08)
- RE: Security Standards Boyd, Chad (Jan 06)
- RE: Security Standards Craig S. Wright (Jan 07)
- USB Vulnerabilities Exploited Phil Derbyshire (Jan 07)
- Re: Security Standards Todd Hughes (Jan 07)
- Re: Security Standards John Morrison (Jan 07)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Security Standards las (Jan 08)
