Anti-virus and Malicious Code Policy Overview
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Who is responsible for providing timely updates and support for anti-virus software?

  • Users
  • Third Party Vendors (correct)
  • IT Security Manager
  • Anti-Virus Administrators
  • Which devices must have continuous anti-virus protection and regular updates?

  • Mobile computing devices
  • Workstations and laptops (correct)
  • Servers
  • Network gateway and mail servers
  • What is required for network gateway and mail servers in terms of anti-virus protection?

  • Constant monitoring
  • A different anti-virus solution (correct)
  • Approved anti-virus software installation
  • Scheduled checks and scans of files
  • Who may face disciplinary action for violating the policy?

    <p>Any employee</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must be done with new code before production?

    <p>Scanning</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which operating systems must have anti-virus protection when connected to the network?

    <p>Microsoft Windows and Linux/Unix</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is responsible for scanning suspicious emails and media?

    <p>Users</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must be avoided by users?

    <p>Unapproved software</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is required for laptops outside the trusted network?

    <p>Alternative arrangements for continuous anti-virus protection and regular updates</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Anti-virus and Malicious Code Policy Overview

    • The policy aims to protect all networks, information processing facilities, and mobile computing devices from viruses, worms, Trojans, spyware, and malware.
    • It is created to meet PCI DSS requirements and applies to all company-controlled devices and equipment connecting to the company network.
    • The policy outlines roles and responsibilities for Client, Server, and Anti-Virus Administrators, IT Security Manager, Users, and Third Party Vendors.
    • It requires approved anti-virus software installation, constant monitoring, and strict control over external files and software.
    • Users are responsible for scanning suspicious emails and media, avoiding unapproved software, and reporting any virus incidents to the IT Helpdesk.
    • Third Party Vendors are responsible for providing timely updates and support for anti-virus software.
    • The policy mandates proactive and periodic virus scanning, scanning of new code before production, and scanning files from external sources.
    • All systems running Microsoft Windows and Linux/Unix operating systems connected to the network must have anti-virus protection.
    • Workstations and laptops must have continuous anti-virus protection and regular updates, with alternative arrangements for laptops outside the trusted network.
    • Servers must undergo scheduled checks and scans of files, while a different anti-virus solution is required for network gateway and mail servers.
    • Any employee violating the policy may face disciplinary action, and deviations are only permitted with a valid business case reviewed and approved by the Security Management Team and/or Legal Counsel.
    • The policy references the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) as part of its requirements.

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    This quiz covers the key aspects of an Anti-virus and Malicious Code Policy, focusing on protecting networks, devices, and systems from various forms of malware. It outlines roles, responsibilities, installation requirements, monitoring procedures, and consequences for policy violations.

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