[CCCure CISSP] Access control ?

[Clement Dupuis]

Good evening,

They will not ask such a question simply because all three types of control
are needed for proper security.  You need to have administrative, logical,
and physical.  They support each other.

However when you read a question you have to attempt to grasp what is the
context,  that will help you to come out with the proper answer.

A good example would be Intrusion Detection system, they exist in both the
physical and logical world.

Take care

Clement

Clément Dupuis, CD
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MBIS, MBHS,  ACE
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On Sat, Mar 13, 2010 at 18:15, <onaser525 at gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm reading about physical and technical controls and in more detail about
> network segregation and network architecture.
> In the Shon Harris book its says both can be carried out logical controls
> how would you differ if it was on a test and they ask you "which access
> control would be used if your protecting your network logically?" what would
> be the right answer?
>  They might not ask that but you never know.
>
> Thanks
> Omar
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