CS 652 CTU Operating Systems Security Amazon Inc Project Proposal Project Outline and Requirements Give a brief description of the organization (can be hyp

CS 652 CTU Operating Systems Security Amazon Inc Project Proposal Project Outline and Requirements
Give a brief description of the organization (can be hypothetical) where the operating systems security policies will be implemented. Include company size, location(s), and other pertinent information.
Identify the systems in the organization (i.e., the type and number of computer systems and operating systems used, along with a top-level view of the infrastructure). A network diagram would be useful for this purpose, but the diagram should be pasted into your Word document.
Your project must assume that the organization has UNIX, open source, and Windows operating systems in its computing environment, so be sure to include all 3 categories in the systems overview.
Identify and describe any outside connections to the internal systems.
Summarize the benefits the company would realize through the implementation of operating systems security policies.
Material can be taken from the approved proposal submitted to the instructor.
Be sure that this project is approved by the instructor.
Operating System Security Tools
Based on the systems overview, identify and describe at least 3 security tools for each OS category (UNIX, open source, and Windows) that can be used at the operating system level to protect the systems, users, and data from security threats.
The tools can be part of the OS or third-party tools. Some examples would include firewalls, account management, and port access management. Running head: PROJECT PROPOSAL FOR AMAZON
Project Proposal for Amazon
Shirish Bhatnagar
Colorado Technical University
Operating Systems Security CS652-2003A-01
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Project Proposal for Amazon
Operating system (OS) security is a fundamental process in any organization. OS security
ensures that the availability, integrity and confidentiality of the OS are achieved. This is done by
taking the necessary to keep the OS free from threats, worms, hacker intrusions and viruses. The
team seeks to conduct an operating system analysis for the organization’s systems. What follows
is the OS analysis plan for Amazon Company.
1. Preparation approach
This phase involves getting the team acquainted with the OS security that is in place at the
moment. Each employee will know the roles and responsibilities that they hold throughout the
process. Working hand in hand with Amazon’s IT staff, they will ensure that the base operating
system is secure before the analysis begins (Stallings, 2018). The management will also be
brought in to ensure that the team’s needs towards the process are met. Since securing
information is a crucial element, we’ll guide Amazon’s IT staff through on how the process will
take place without interfering with the available data.
2. Deliverables
Amazon, being a multinational technology company, will need to ensure that its operations
are not interfered with. Therefore the analysis process will have to be agreeable with the
requirements of Amazon as a company. They include:
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Dates and timing of the analysis process.
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Procedural steps towards ensuring information are secured both internally and externally.
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The time period in which the analysis process will take place as well as time taken to
generate a proper feedback report.
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Getting any encountered issues to the attention of Amazon’s IT staff as well as agreeing
to the repairing process.
3. Finalization and Reporting
In this phase, the entire process will be completed. Issues that will be found within the OS
analysis will be solved to ensure the proper running of Amazon’s systems. Amazon’s IT
personnel will also perform a random sweep of the system to ensure it is in proper condition.
After that, a report of the whole process will be sent to the company regarding the analysis
process.
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References
Stallings, W. (2018). Chapter 15 Operating System Security. In Operating Systems: Internals and
Design Principles (8th ed., Vol. 2). Prentice Hall.

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