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University of the Cumberlands

Sha He Zama Khan

Mohammed Omer Khan

Ayub Khan Mohammed

Baseer Ahmed Syed

Syed Mujtaba Hussain

Team Leader: Mohammed Abdul Rahman

Course: Operations Security

Date: 02/25/2018

DoD-compliant policies, standards, and controls that affect the User, Workstation, LAN, And LAN-To-WAN Domains.

There are DoD compliant standards, controls and policies that influence workstation, LAN to WAN and LAN domains. For example, use of wireless networks in controlling systems is among the DoD compliant controls that have affected workstation, users, LAN-to-WAN and LAN domains. The utilization of the wireless networks in the control systems has been beneficial to the critical infrastructure. The adoption of the wireless networks is usually aimed at enhancing the security standards in the department of defense. This compliant policy has enhanced security controls in the transmission of the data through networks (Carter, 2016). For example, wireless sensor networks are being used in the process of ensuring condition monitoring, wireless instrumentation, and process control. The department of defense needs networks that can help in maintaining the high-level security of the data stored hence compliance with these DoD controls is important.

Quality assurance standards are among the DoD compliant standards that have influenced workstation, users, LAN-to-WAN and LAN domains. These standards are put in place because the DoD agencies can easily find themselves overwhelmed due to the pressure of work hence failing to ensure the necessary standards are met. According to Franklin, Mott, and Williams, (2013), the standards set are usually aimed at making sure that quality is given priority in the operations of the Department of defense. However, the DoD projects are usually complex because the department of defense applies quality standards in a content-centric manner. Technology can be used to automate processes aimed at performing the appropriate quality controls aiming at meeting the standards set.

Access management policy is a department of defense compliant policy that influence workstation, LAN to WAN and LAN domains. This policy is aimed at controlling those who access the data and files concerning the affairs of the department of defense. The development of the access management policy is aimed at controlling the people access the vital security information (Franklin, Mott, and Williams, 2013). The information that is confidential need to be managed properly to avoid unauthorized access and use of such information. This can entail issuing passwords to the only people responsible for managing certain information to enhance accountability in keeping security data safe.

References

Carter, A. (2016). DoD Cybersecurity Discipline Implementation Plan. Department of Defense Washington United States.

Franklin, A. L., Mott, T., & Williams, T. H. (2013). Coproduction in the US Department of Defense: Examining How the Evolution of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Expands Non‐Traditional Partner Engagement. Policy & Internet5(4), 387-401.

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