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Definition

  • Process: Any condition, event, or circumstance that can cause adverse effects on the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of information.

Types of Processes

  1. Physical Hazards: Physical conditions or events that can damage information systems or infrastructure (e.g., fire, flood, earthquakes).

  2. Human Hazards: Actions by individuals that can negatively impact information security, intentionally (e.g., insider threats, social engineering) or unintentionally (e.g., human error, lack of training).

  3. Technical Hazards: Failures or vulnerabilities in hardware, software, or network infrastructure that can be exploited (e.g., malware, software bugs, network failures).

  4. Environmental Hazards: External environmental factors can affect information security (for example: power outages and extreme weather conditions)..

Standards and Frameworks

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Conclusion

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How to configure processes

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