3.2.1.1: Routers

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1. Risk: Unauthorized users might exploit unauthorized access to critical business processes and data.

a. SOX.2.1.1.1: The ROUTER operating application has a session "Time-Out" function enabled.


2. Risk: Unnecessary disruptions to business processes or data corruption may occur.

a. SOX.2.1.1.2: ROUTER rule changes are scheduled during maintenance windows.


3. Risk: Unidentifiable users may compromise critical business processes and data.

a. SOX.2.1.1.3: The ROUTER system will not allow identical administrator IDs.


4. Risk: Insufficient security standards may allow unauthorized access to production systems and business data stores.

a. SOX.2.1.1.4: ROUTER passwords are required for each administrator ID. Password configuration is based on Corporate IT standards.


5. Risk: Inappropriate administrative actions are executed without accountability measures.

a. SOX.2.1.1.5: The ROUTER operating application has the functionality to monitor administrator access related events.


6. Risk: Reactive security monitoring results in data compromise and financial loss or liability.

a. SOX.2.1.1.6: ROUTER administration team is notified when security violations occur.


7. Risk: Forensic evidence is not available to resolve malfunctions, compromises or other security compromising incidents.

a. SOX.2.1.1.7: The ROUTER administration team reviews security logs looking for security violations.


8. Risk: Unauthorized access is granted to business systems or data stores.

a. SOX.2.1.1.8: ROUTER access is granted through a service request.


9. Risk: Unauthorized access may occur resulting in business data compromise or destruction.

a. SOX.2.1.1.9: Terminations are sent through the HR process. An Email is sent from HR with all terminations to the ROUTER system administrators.


10. Risk: Insufficient security standards may allow unauthorized access to production systems and business data stores.

a. SOX.2.1.1.10: ROUTER password expiration is set to Corporate IT standards.


11. Risk: Security violations or data corruption may occur with no forensic evidence available to resolve the situation.

a. SOX.2.1.1.11: ROUTER rules and logging is applied to everyone equally including system administrators.


12. Risk: Unauthorized access (i.e. terminated employees) may occur.

a. SOX.2.1.1.12: A semi-annual revalidation of ROUTER administrator accounts are performed by security administration.


13. Risk: Unauthorized execution of privileged system commands may disrupt business processes, and corrupt critical business data stores.

a. SOX.2.1.1.13: ROUTER administrator level access is password restricted and is limited to the designated ROUTER administrators only.


14. Risk: Unscheduled access by support vendors may result in business process interruptions or loss of production data.

a. SOX.2.1.1.14: ROUTER access by support vendors is granted through a service request.


15. Risk: Unauthorized access attempts go unnoticed.

a. SOX.2.1.1.15: ROUTER authentication attempts are limited to attempts specified by the Corporate IT standard.