October 2020
Intermediate to advanced
376 pages
13h 58m
English
When securing DAR, applying an access control policy to an organization’s file system is the first step. This is done by creating an access control list (ACL) to handle both rights management of the data and to audit data access. File system access controls deal directly with accessing data stored on a system or a group of systems sharing a common file system. You can manage ACLs in a Microsoft Windows environment using Active Directory, or in a Linux environment using built-in ACL capabilities.
An ACL is a list of security policies associated with an object. An ACL is commonly composed of a collection of access control entities (ACEs). These are security objects that define access for ...
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