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Local area network operations: a security, control and audit perspective

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This paper provides a framework for the review of security and control within a local area network environment. Network operations are subdivided into several functional areas or components for further review. Each component or area is briefly explained and the security risks, issues and concerns highlighted. Controls and security measures are proposed as guidelines to counter these threats. An approach to the audit of each major area of network operations is proposed.

This suggested framework provides guidance to information system security officers, auditors, communications and network administrators, consultants and information systems management for the review of local area network security during network operations.

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An earlier version of this paper was presented at the IFIP Sec'88 5th International Conference on Computer Security, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, September, 1988, and included in Caelli, 1989.

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Jamieson, R., Low, G. Local area network operations: a security, control and audit perspective. J Inf Technol 5, 63–72 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1057/jit.1990.15

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