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Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Compliance Management Cookbook

Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Compliance Management Cookbook

By : Andreas Baumgarten
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Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Compliance Management Cookbook

Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Compliance Management Cookbook

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By: Andreas Baumgarten
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Overview of this book

Whether you are an IT manager, an administrator, or security professional who wants to learn how Microsoft Security Compliance Manager and Microsoft System Center can help fulfil compliance and security requirements, this is the book for you. Prior knowledge of Microsoft System Center is required.
Table of Contents (12 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Starting the Compliance Process for Small Businesses
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1. Starting the Compliance Process for Small Businesses
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Introduction
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Planning the scope of a basic compliance program
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Understanding possible controls for compliance
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Evaluating the efforts of controls
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Bringing it all together into a basic compliance program
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2. Implementing the First Steps of Basic Compliance
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2. Implementing the First Steps of Basic Compliance
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Introduction
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Preparing for the creation of a compliance baseline
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Installing Security Compliance Manager
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Creating a compliance baseline using GPO to ensure system security
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Implementing the GPO baseline in Active Directory
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3. Enhancing the Basic Compliance Program Using Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager
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3. Enhancing the Basic Compliance Program Using Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager
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Introduction
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Configuring Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager for compliance
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Creating a baseline to monitor for unapproved software
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Creating a baseline to monitor for unapproved hardware and virtual systems
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Using Security Compliance Manager baselines in Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager
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4. Monitoring the Basic Compliance Program
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4. Monitoring the Basic Compliance Program
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Introduction
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Planning a compliance program for Microsoft System Center 2012 Operations Manager
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Adding a compliance program monitor in Microsoft System Center 2012 Operations Manager
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Installing Microsoft System Center 2012 Operations Manager Audit Collection Services to support the compliance program
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Configuring a compliance program in Microsoft System Center 2012 Operations Manager Audit Collection Services
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5. Starting an Enterprise Compliance Program
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5. Starting an Enterprise Compliance Program
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Introduction
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Using project management in your compliance approach
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Understanding management support
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Defining your communication approach
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Planning the risk assessment approach
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Planning documentation requirements
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Defining your test approach
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6. Planning a Compliance Program in Microsoft System Center 2012
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6. Planning a Compliance Program in Microsoft System Center 2012
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Introduction
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Understanding the responsibilities of the System Center 2012 tools
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Planning the implementation of Microsoft System Center 2012 Service Manager
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Planning the connection of the System Center 2012 components
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Planning and defining the responsibilities for a compliance program
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Planning System Center Service Manager 2012 related settings and configuration
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Planning and defining compliance reports
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7. Configuring a Compliance Program in Microsoft System Center 2012 Service Manager
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7. Configuring a Compliance Program in Microsoft System Center 2012 Service Manager
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Introduction
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Configuring connectors in System Center 2012 Service Manager to support a compliance program
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Adding Configuration Items manually in System Center 2012 Service Manager to support a compliance program
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Configuring compliance process Incident Classification Categories in System Center 2012 Service Manager
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Adding support groups in System Center 2012 Service Manager to support the compliance program
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Creating compliance program Incident templates in System Center 2012 Service Manager
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8. Automating Compliance Processes with Microsoft System Center 2012
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8. Automating Compliance Processes with Microsoft System Center 2012
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Planning the automation of the compliance management process
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Configuring compliance program notification in Microsoft System Center 2012 Service Manager
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Forwarding of compliance program-related alerts
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Forwarding compliance program-related Compliance Settings Management issues
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9. Reporting on Compliance with System Center 2012
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Introduction
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Planning compliance reporting in Microsoft System Center 2012
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Generating compliance program reports in Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager
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Generating compliance program reports in Microsoft System Center 2012 Operations Manager Audit Collection Service
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Generating compliance program reports in Microsoft System Center 2012 Service Manager
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A. Useful Websites and Community Resources
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Introduction
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Compliance and System Center Partner tools
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Authors' community blogs
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Useful System Center community blogs
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Useful Security/Compliance community blogs
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Frameworks, standards, and processes
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Official websites on compliance requirements
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Valuable community forums and user groups
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Microsoft TechNet Information
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Social network resources
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Introduction

The belief that a company will never face a security or compliance incident is rather naive but still held by many business managers. They would rather maintain their reactive approach than invest time and money in a proactive, systematic approach. Should an issue arise or a business unit receive a high degree of public attention, the incident is addressed, and this process of doing so has come to be known as a compliance program.

To exaggerate this a little, imagine the following series of events:

  1. Find out that you have an issue
  2. Start panicking
  3. Get management buy-in to throw money and time at the issue
  4. Implement your solution as publicly as possible to show what a great job you are doing
  5. Pray that the issue is truly addressed

In other words, what is happening here is that the issue is identified and addressed, but there is never a true assessment of the general environment or the value of the issue addressed.

Based on my experience, this reactive approach wastes time and money. Policies...

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