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IT Baseline Protection Manual - The Information Warfare Site

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Non-Networked Systems and Clients <strong>IT</strong>-Security Management<br />

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5.4 PCs with a non-constant user<br />

population<br />

Description<br />

This module should be considered where PCs are used with a<br />

non-constant user population. <strong>The</strong> PCs in question here are<br />

commercially available IBM-compatible PCs which run<br />

under DOS or a comparable operating system. For PCs which<br />

run under other operating systems, the safeguards should be<br />

adapted as appropriate.<br />

If the PC is connected to a local network, the relevant modules from Chapter 6 must be implemented.<br />

<strong>The</strong> PC can possess floppy disks and CD drives, a hard disk, a mouse and other peripheral<br />

components. <strong>The</strong>re may be a printer directly connected to it. A graphical user interface can also be<br />

employed here. It is assumed that several persons with access rights to the stored data use this PC.<br />

PCs with a non-constant population of users can be used, for example, in PC pools, for training<br />

purposes or to meet specific organisational requirements.<br />

Threat Scenario<br />

For <strong>IT</strong> baseline protection of a PC used by a non-constant set of users, the following typical threats are<br />

assumed:<br />

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<strong>IT</strong>-<strong>Baseline</strong> <strong>Protection</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>: Otober 2000<br />

DOS

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