Workplace delivery of ICA50405 – Diploma of Information Technology (Networking)
Security fundamentals – Lab 12
Assessment cover sheet
Security fundamentals – Lab 12
Student’s name
Student’s ID
Qualification
ICA50405 – Diploma of Information Technology (Networking)
Assessment
Security fundamentals
Unit of
competency
National ID
Title
ICAS5118C
Manage system security
Assessment description
This assessment covers the performance criteria for managing system security.
Due date
Date submitted
Student’s declaration
Yes
No
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I/We have read and understood the details of the assessment.
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I/We have been informed of the conditions of the assessment and the appeals
process.
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I/We agree to participate in this assessment.
I/We certify that the attached is my/our own work.
Student’s signature
Date
Assessment results
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Not yet competent
Competent
Comments/Feedback from assessor to student
Comments/Feedback from student to assessor
Assessor’s name
Date
Assessor’s signature
Student’s name
Date
Student’s signature
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Instructions for students
1.
In order to meet the criteria, you will need to complete all parts of this assessment.
2.
This assessment can be done during class time or outside of class time.
3.
Discussion with other team members is encouraged however all work submitted must be
substantially your own.
4.
You may be required to explain or demonstrate your understanding of any component of
this assessment.
5.
If you are quoting work that is not your own it must be appropriately referenced.
6.
Submitted work must meet presentation standards appropriate to the workplace or your
registered training organisation, eg header/footer, consistent formatting, spelling, grammar.
7.
All work must be submitted by the due date.
8.
If you have any questions please see your trainer.
Performance measurement
1.
You will need to complete all components without errors.
2.
All files are to be correctly saved with appropriate names or as instructed.
3.
Failure to do either of these tasks will result in a non-submission of assessment.
Date
<RTO to enter date>
Assessment
Security fundamentals – Lab 12
Assessment tasks
Multiple tasks.
These exercises and labs can be found in:
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Chapter 12 – ‘Maintaining Organisational Security’ of the
Textbook
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Chapter 12 – ‘Maintaining Organisational Security’ of the Lab
Manual.
Submission checklist
Please make sure that you have the following documents ready for submission.
8 Review answers
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2 Case scenarios
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5 Lab exercises
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Lab challenge
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6 Lab review answers
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Security fundamentals – Lab 12
Security fundamentals – Lab 12
Recommended texts
Wettern, J 2005, Security + Certification Textbook, Microsoft Press, Redmond, WA
Grasdal, M 2005, Security + Certification Lab Manual, Microsoft Press, Redmond, WA
Questions
The questions and case scenarios for this lab can be found in Chapter 12 of the textbook.
Review answers
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Case scenarios
12.1 Policies and procedures
12.2 Ethical dilemmas
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Lab work
Set up
You need to have completed the set-up instructions for the ‘instructor’ and ‘student’ computers,
and the Contoso Domain as described in Security fundamentals – Lab 2 and the lab set-up guide
available form your trainer.
Lab exercises
Complete the following exercises from the Lab Manual. An answer sheet is provided at the end of
this document.
Exercise 12.1 Creating an acceptable e-mail use policy
Exercise 12.2 Enforcing a software restriction policy
Exercise 12.3 Using Windows File Protection to enhance system stability
Exercise 12.4 Enforcing an Internet acceptable use policy
Exercise 12.5 Using Windows Tools to document system information
Lab challenge 12.1 Enforcing security policies by using group policy
Trainer sign off
The following exercises will need to be sighted for evidence.
Exercise 12.1
Exercise 12.2
Exercise 12.3
Exercise 12.4
Exercise 12.5
Lab challenge 12.1
Trainer’s name
Date
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Investigation
Using your preferred search engine do a search for ‘Cisco Security Policy Builder’.
Use the Policy Builder wizard to generate a security policy for an organisation with the following
attributes:
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has 200 users
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is in health care
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has wireless and VPN services
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requires remote access for doctors only.
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Lab review answers
Question 1
Question 2
Question 3
Question 4
Question 5
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Question 6
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