Policy 7230A - Department of Administration

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controls. The system use notification will also indicate appropriate security and privacy notices. Finally this notification will be displayed until the user acknowledges it prior to completing authenticated system access. Remote access to information systems will be strictly controlled. These controls include previous authorization of remote access privileges and the use of encrypted communications sessions. Further, all sessions must be actively monitored and must pass through managed access points. Finally, remote access is only to be used to execute privileged functions where sufficient rationale can be provided and such access will be preapproved and documented in the Agency security plan. All State information systems shall impose restrictions on open sessions that are inactive for a pre-defined period of time. If the open session is established internally, the session will be locked until the session is re-authenticated. If the open session is established remotely the session will be terminated. These restrictions apply only to user accounts and not to system accounts used for inter-system communications. All State information systems shall positively and definitively identify and authenticate devices that participate in inter-system communications prior to establishing a network connection. Appropriate authentication methods include the use of shared known information (such as MAC or TCP/IP addresses) or a defined authentication solution (such as 802.11x, EAP or Radius). Information systems external to the control of the State of Kansas or a State agency may not establish communication or access State or agency information systems unless the security controls of the third-party information system can be verified to meet the requirements of the State or agency. Additionally connection agreements must be in place with the third-party host of the external information system and all communications will be both encrypted and actively monitored. Further, all such remote access to State or agency information systems must pass through defined and controlled access points. Finally information systems external to the control of the State of Kansas or a State agency shall not be used for systems administration or other privileged functions without compelling reasons (such as during contingency operations) that have been documented and accepted by the State of Kansas. 14
5 Systems Configuration Sections 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 and 5.4 constitute the State of Kansas’ System Configuration Policy. This policy is accompanied by defined System Configuration Mandatory and Non- Mandatory Procedures and Baselines that are distributed in a companion document. Mandatory Non-Mandatory Procedures Baselines Procedures Baselines 5. Systems Configuration 5.1. Configuration Management 5.1.1. Build and Maintain a Systems Inventory (3 sets) (4 sets) 5.1.2. Perform Systems and Data Classification (5 sets) (2 sets) 5.1.3. Follow Process by Change Control (6 sets) (2 sets) 5.2. Systems Protection 5.2.1. Create and Maintain Security Infrastructure (3 sets) (2 sets) 5.3. Data/Media Protection 5.3.1. Securely Handle Data and Media (2 sets) (3 sets) (5 sets) (2 sets) 5.4. Application Protection 5.4.1. Apply Security Principles to Code Development (4 sets) (4 sets) 5.1 Configuration Management The State of Kansas requires that all information systems and all components of information systems be configured according to pre-defined, standardized configuration settings. Standardized configuration settings allow information systems and information system components to be consistently deployed in an efficient and secure manner. Without standardized configuration settings the potential exists that information systems or information system components may be deployed that fail to meet the security requirements of the State themselves or compromise the security requirements of other information systems with which they interconnect. A. System Configuration A standardized configuration will be established and maintained for all information systems and for all information system components. These baselines will indicate the specifications of information system component elements (hardware, firmware, software), their relationship as well as the relationship of information system components, and their ownership. These baselines will be constructed such that information systems provide only essential capabilities. To achieve this, information systems must be configured for a singular purpose where possible. These baselines will be reviewed and where necessary, updated on an at least annual basis. Information systems will be configured according to these standards for the purpose of protecting the integrity and availability of information and applications. 15
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11.2.2. Hire Employees in a Structu
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