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Glossary Term Security Baseline

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What is Security Baseline?

A Security Baseline is a defined level of security controls recommended by industry standards or regulations to ensure a minimum level of protection against cybersecurity threats.

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Understanding Security Baseline

A security baseline refers to a set of minimum security controls, configurations, and settings established to protect an organization's information systems and assets. It serves as a foundation for implementing security measures and ensuring that systems meet specific security requirements. Security baselines are typically based on industry best practices, regulatory standards, and organizational security policies to establish a consistent level of security across networks, servers, applications, and other IT components. Regularly reviewing and updating security baselines is essential to address emerging threats and mitigate security risks effectively.

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