Logical access controle to network segments and boxes
From: MeaCulpa (meaculpa_at_punkass.com)
Date: 09/11/03
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To: "'Security-Basics'" <security-basics@securityfocus.com> Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2003 21:15:13 +0200
Hi all,
We are currently setting up a security management system (or, what needs
to become one anyways). Now I need to produce a document (by tomorrow, I
do love the timely way my corp uses) which describes the "logical access
control to other segments". I don't mind thinking this up, but I am more
a techie guy then a management guy, so this is a little tought for me :
)
I was thinking the following:
I limit the scope to accessing the firewalls, switches, routers,
management tools and so on and will focus on an admin account per admin.
Preferable I want to limit access to firewalls, ids, switch and router
components to those admins who are either trained or skilled enough to
know what they are doing.
I want to use AAA where possible and local accounts where needed. As a
backup I also want a (on a need to know basis) local account on routers
and switches with an extremely hard password (auditing needed!), which
should only be used when the AAA box isn't available and access is
needed.
Managing these accounts will not take place in the dept. where this
document is to be used.
Reporting on usage of these accounts is an issue, since central logging
is not in place, so I want central loggin implemented, otherwise
reporting is almost undoable (I mean, Firewalls are centrally logged,
IDS is elsewhere logged and there are over 60 other components with
logging which ALL log locally only....)
And finally it might be an idea to introduce a readonly aco*** which
can be used when I need to train people on reading and analysing
logfiles. But this is not really necessary.
However, I feel I am missing a few items but I just can't figure out
what I am missing... Anyone any ideas, thoughs, remarks?
TIA
nebula
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