Today you’ve decided to visit an oil refinery. Can you just walk around the facility wherever you want go? Of course not. Each person only has access to the areas they need to have access to. The same is true for cyber security as well with a few twists.
Who decides where each person can go and where they can’t? How do they decide which doors have access restrictions and which ones don’t? It may not surprise you that these same decisions are also made in the digital world of communication. In this video we’re going to learn about these two worlds of security policy, the physical and the digital. We’ll discover how they are similar in the way they work and how they are quite different.
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Zones and Conduits Principles:
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Standards to reference:
NIST Cyber Security Framework 2.0
IEC/ISA 62443
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Cisco Resources:
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Cisco's industry use case sites:
Mining: cs.co/miningportfolio
Energy: cs.co/oilandgasportfolio
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www.cisco.com/go/mining
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