Infrastructure Security

Definition of Infrastructure Security as it relates to Technology, System Administration, Security Management

Infrastructure Security refers to the practice of protecting an organization's physical and virtual systems, networks, and devices from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. It involves implementing policies, procedures, and technologies to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of critical infrastructure components. This includes managing risks related to technology, system administration, and security management. Infrastructure Security focuses on safeguarding the underlying systems that support an organization's operations, such as power supplies, heating and cooling systems, data centers, servers, storage devices, and network equipment. It also encompasses ensuring business continuity and disaster recovery capabilities, as well as compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards. Infrastructure Security is a critical component of overall security posture, helping to protect against threats such as cyber attacks, natural disasters, and insider threats.

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  • [ITInfrastructureSecurity.com]
  • [dcss.us] DC Strategic Solutions LLC – Network infrastructure systems for audio, video, intercom, and security
  • [c14g.com] Managed Cyber Security | VPN | Infrastructure Insight
  • [wise-community.org] WISE Community – Wise Information Security for Collaborating E-infrastructures
  • [edgeteam.com] Specialized IT Network Design Infrastructure and Security
  • [n7si.com] NTSI Services – IT Infrastructure Security Consultanting Services
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