Security Priorities; Limiting The Use Of Admin; Table 10-1 Security Priorities - Honeywell Rapid Eye System Administration Manual

Security for a Multi-Media System

Security Priorities

Limiting the Use of Admin

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suggests an order for implementing a secure Multi-Media system.
Table 10-1
Additional Security for Installations
This additional security may not apply to your installation. If you are unsure, see the network
administrator.
• LocalView. Multi SAs can use Central User Management to control user accounts.
on page 167.
User Management
• Multi-Media databases on a network. Network system administrators or database
administrators can protect a Multi-Media Central database from deletion. See
Multi-Media Database Security
• Remote access service. Multi SAs may need to obtain PPP connectivity passwords.
See
PPP Connectivity
Table 10-1 Security Priorities
Priority Action
Limit installation of Admin to Multi SA PCs
Limit access to the System Administrator Guide
a
Use a system password
Add a password to the Administrator account
Designate specific PCs as Multi-Media alarm stations
Assign passwords to user accounts
Limit the rights of user accounts
a
Trace critical system events
Deny site access to a user, as needed
Backup and safeguard your Multi-Media central database
a
Optional priorities for dealing with external security, or tampering that originates out-
side of your organization.
Minimal Security
Minimal security can be appropriate when a Multi-Media system is used by only one
person. At the very least, Honeywell recommends that you add a system password (see
on page 182).
System Password
Like most Multi-Media security features, limiting the installation and use of Admin to the PCs
of Multi-Media System Administrators is optional.
on page 180.
on page 210.
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