Week 5 Discussion

Lionel Sharpe

Professor Hector Molina

Sanford Brown College Online

1. No outside traffic behind the counter.
2. No employee info given to any customers.
3. No use for customers with computers.
4. No discussing upcoming events with customers.
5. No information whatsoever of database we use, materials, and people we deal with.

This would secure the integrity of the bank and its info, and also train the employees to secure all information that they handle even if it is something that isn’t really important. I would use database protection, administer and make sure that all rights are set to the specific job of the employee. This would secure any database sabotage or company information from being stolen or put into public use. I would also guarantee to my customers that all their information would be protected and use secure sign in for the web database. Last, I would protect all the computers with administrative approval for any section of the computer with passwords. I would have personnel for every section of the site, there would be no exceptions for lost passwords or lost information, and all company procedures would have to be carried out for the database or they will face immediate termination from employment. Storage access would only be given to the administrator and those who work and design the database; this all would save a bank from any problems with hackers or even company data loss.

Created on Mar 09, 2016 03:55 PM by Lionel Sharpe (student) || Professor Hector Molina

Created on Mar 01, 2016 by Lionel Sharpe (student) || Professor Hector Molina at 04:01 PM