Security Disciplines for Objective 3: Detection and Recovery
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"Information security within the justice discipline has never been more important than it is today; not only in how it can protect the data or systems, but how it can enhance secure information exchange between trusted partners." —Steven E. Correll Executive Director Nlets—The International Justice and Public Safety Information Sharing Network |
| Information Security Disciplines | Definition and Relevance |
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| 3-1. Intrusion Detection System (IDS) | Monitors computing and communications facilities for evidence of inappropriate access or use. |
| 3-2. Critical Incident Response | Determines whether or not an incident has occurred and develops methods of control to handle and minimize disruption of service. |
| 3-3. Security Auditing | Examines and verifies that organizational practices meet security policies and applicable regulations. |
| 3-4. Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity | Establishes and documents the procedures to follow in the event of a disaster that will allow operations that depend on the accuracy and availability of information to continue and be restored. |