DOMAIN 5.0: Operational/Organizational Security
5.1 Understand the application of the following concepts of physical security
Access Control
Physical Barriers
Biometrics
Social Engineering
Environment
Wireless Cells
Location
Shielding
Fire Suppression
5.2 Understand the security implications of the following topics of disaster recovery
Backups
Off Site Storage
Secure Recovery
Alternate Sites
Disaster Recovery Plan
5.3 Understand the security implications of the following topics of business continuity
Utilities
High Availability / Fault Tolerance
Backups
5.4 Understand the concepts and uses of the following types of policies and procedures
Security Policy
Acceptable Use
Care
Privacy
Separation of Duties
Need to Know
Password Management
SLAs (Service Level Agreements)
Disposal / Destruction
HR (Human Resources) Policy
Termination (Adding and revoking passwords and privileges, etc.)
Hiring (Adding and revoking passwords and privileges, etc.)
Code of Ethics
Incident Response Policy
5.5 Explain the following concepts of privilege management
User / Group / Role Management
Single Sign-on
Centralized vs. Decentralized
Auditing (Privilege, Usage, Escalation)
MAC / DAC / RBAC (Mandatory Access Control / Discretionary Access Control / Role Based Access Control)
5.6 Understand the concepts of the following topics of forensics
Chain of Custody
Preservation of Evidence
Collection of Evidence
5.7 Understand and be able to explain the following concepts of risk identification
Asset Identification
Risk Assessment
Identification
Vulnerabilities
5.8 Understand the security relevance of the education and training of end users, executives and human resources
Communication
User Awareness
Education
On-line Resources
5.9 Understand and explain the following documentation concepts
Standards and Guidelines
Systems Architecture
Change Documentation
Logs and Inventories
Classification
Notification
Retention / Storage
Destruction
DOMAIN 1.0: Communication Security
DOMAIN 2.0: Communication Security
DOMAIN 3.0: Infrastructure Security
DOMAIN 4.0: Basics of Cryptography
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