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5.1 Host, Storage, Network and Application Integration into a Secure Enterprise Architecture
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- 1What is a De Facto standard?A standard that is widely accepted but not formally adopted.
- 2What are some guidelines for legacy systems?- Implement them in a DMZ
- Limit physical access
- Deploy legacy application on VM
- Employ ACL's - 3What is data isolation?Prevents data is databases from being corrupted by two concurrent operations.
- 4What is shown in a logical deployment diagram?- Domain architecture
- Domain hierarchy.
- Names
- Addressing Schemes
- Server roles and trusts - 5What is shown in a physical deployment diagram?- Physical Communication Links
- Cable length
- Cable Grade
- Wiring Path
- Computer Names - 6What is CRM?- Customer Relationship Management
- Id's customers and stores related data.
- Limited to sales, marketing and management personnel. - 7What is ERP?- Enterprise Resource Planning
- Collects, stores, manages and interprets data from product planning, cost, manufacturing or delivery.
- Used to reporting purposes.
- Should be deployed in DMZ or secure internal network. - 8What is GRC?- Governance, Risk and Compliance
- Enables information sharing and reporting and avoids waste. - 9What is ESB?- Enterprise Service Bus
- Communications between software applications and service-oriented architecture.
- Allows SOAP, Java and .NET to communicate. - 10What is SOA?- Service-oriented Architecture
- Provides app functionality as services to other applications. - 11What is CMDB?- Config Management Database
- Keeps track of state of assets at a specific point in time. - 12What is CMS?- Content Management System
- Central location to manage content
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