Operational Security

Operational security is a procedure that identifies each and every process that is running on the system in order to gain access. To keep the system secure, various operations are performed during transactions. These requests will be analyzed and their specifications will be followed. Among the steps are managing and developing guidelines for the generated threat. Operational security will investigate the entire process that is being executed in the system, and solutions for the processes will be created as a safeguard to the system based on the generated or detected risks.

Identification of Criminal Information:
The data identification process will take place here to ensure the system’s security measures. It will examine the data structure and ensure that the process can be completed without interruption. It inspects the data attempting to gain access to the system and ensures that the information entering the system is free of threats and unnecessary items.

Analysis of Threat:
During a data transaction, a threat analysis will examine the entire system structure. It will attempt to analyze the threat and determine its solutions so that the system can handle similar threat occurrences in the future. It will define all information related to the threat and generate appropriate guidance to secure the system.

Analysis of Vulnerabilities:
In this section, vulnerability analysis will determine whether the system is functioning properly or not, as well as the effectiveness of the system’s structure. Using this process makes it easier to generate a proper solution for the problems that arise during this test.

Application of Appropriate Countermeasure:
The application of appropriate countermeasures will generate countermeasures as a result of threats attempting to infect the system, and proper guidelines will be included in those countermeasures defined by the system. As a result of threat prevention, solutions will be generated.