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A case study on the dirty pipe vulnerability in linux systems, focusing on wells fargo's security concerns. It analyzes alternative security controls, including patching, centralized package management, and built-in security measures. The document also evaluates the effectiveness of current protocols for patching, critical patching, monitoring, and physical security, highlighting potential challenges and overall benefits.
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Security Control Selection
Problem Stateme nt
Qualitativ e Analysis
Security Control Selection
Patching Operation: Current Protocol
Patching Procedure: Current process Duration: Extended hours Availability: Increased The most significant challenges encountered during the patch relate to performance issues. Overall: Revised patches will help reduce risks. Monitoring Procedure: Integration into the system Cost: Training, extended hours, equipment expenses Availability: When instruments are in use, and data is being captured Implementation challenges: Understanding where to log reports and how to monitor parse logs Overall: Continuous monitoring will provide insights into potential system changes.
Risk Matri x Chart
Reference s Hamedan, A. F. (2023, 07 04). eD ISS Retrieved_._^ from^ https://ediss.uni- goettingen.de/handle/11858/ 28 Warren-Kachelein, D. (2022, March 7). Bank Info Security. Retrieved from https:// www.bankinfosecurity.com/dirty-pipe- permission-flaw-detected-in-linux-os- kernel-a- 18672 Wells Fargo. (2024). Retrieved from https:// www.wellsfargo.com/about/