Modelling Robustness of Critical Infrastructure Networks
... The red arrows indicate mutual interdependency of the sectors whereas the black arrows indicate dependency of one sector on another sector, as shown in Figure 1. For example, there is a mutual dependency between the “communications” and “energy” sectors. The “transportation systems” sector depends o ...
... The red arrows indicate mutual interdependency of the sectors whereas the black arrows indicate dependency of one sector on another sector, as shown in Figure 1. For example, there is a mutual dependency between the “communications” and “energy” sectors. The “transportation systems” sector depends o ...
Abstract - Compassion Software Solutions
... attacks emerge as spoofed E-Mails appearing as legitimate ones which make the users to trust and divulge into them by clicking the link provided in the E-Mail. Detection of malicious URLs and identification of threat types are critical to thwart these attacks. Knowing the type of a threat enables es ...
... attacks emerge as spoofed E-Mails appearing as legitimate ones which make the users to trust and divulge into them by clicking the link provided in the E-Mail. Detection of malicious URLs and identification of threat types are critical to thwart these attacks. Knowing the type of a threat enables es ...
Visualization
... More specifically, SIM solutions collect, analyze and correlate – in real-time – all security device information across an entire enterprise. Correlated results are then displayed on a centralized real-time console that is part of an intuitive graphical user interface. ...
... More specifically, SIM solutions collect, analyze and correlate – in real-time – all security device information across an entire enterprise. Correlated results are then displayed on a centralized real-time console that is part of an intuitive graphical user interface. ...
DDoS Attacks: What You Can`t See Can Hurt You Dave Larson
... DDoS Analytics & Data Interpretation - Highlights • Real-time and historical DDoS attack data interpretation Single screen operation with summary, top charts, drill-down searches ...
... DDoS Analytics & Data Interpretation - Highlights • Real-time and historical DDoS attack data interpretation Single screen operation with summary, top charts, drill-down searches ...
Presentation Prepared By: Raghda Zahran
... Information security is not just a paperwork drill…there are dangerous adversaries out there capable of launching serious attacks on our information systems that can result in severe or catastrophic damage to the nation’s critical information infrastructure and ultimately threaten our economic and ...
... Information security is not just a paperwork drill…there are dangerous adversaries out there capable of launching serious attacks on our information systems that can result in severe or catastrophic damage to the nation’s critical information infrastructure and ultimately threaten our economic and ...
Cyber Security Education Consortium 2008 Retreat
... • Experts seeing increased interest in Control Systems by terrorists & foreign governments • Evidence that nation-states have been taking remote control of Control Systems • Denial by some companies that there is a problem • Some companies are now starting to see the need and address the issues ...
... • Experts seeing increased interest in Control Systems by terrorists & foreign governments • Evidence that nation-states have been taking remote control of Control Systems • Denial by some companies that there is a problem • Some companies are now starting to see the need and address the issues ...
Policy Template
... Information Resources (IR): any and all computer printouts, online display devices, magnetic storage media, and all computer-related activities involving any device capable of receiving email, browsing Web sites, or otherwise capable of receiving, storing, managing, or transmitting electronic data i ...
... Information Resources (IR): any and all computer printouts, online display devices, magnetic storage media, and all computer-related activities involving any device capable of receiving email, browsing Web sites, or otherwise capable of receiving, storing, managing, or transmitting electronic data i ...
ch08 - Columbus State University
... denial of service (DoS) an action that prevents or impairs the authorized use of networks, systems, or applications by exhausting resources such as central processing units (CPU), memory, bandwidth, and disk space attacks ...
... denial of service (DoS) an action that prevents or impairs the authorized use of networks, systems, or applications by exhausting resources such as central processing units (CPU), memory, bandwidth, and disk space attacks ...
TIM158-2013-Lectures 10-11
... • N+1 means one backup per type • N+N means one backup per component ...
... • N+1 means one backup per type • N+N means one backup per component ...
in the form of a new interim recommendation
... Recommendation 1: Appoint a Chief Innovation Officer and Build Innovation Capacity in the Workforce CINO should serve as an advocate for innovation and coordinate, oversee, and synchronize innovation activities across the Department CINO should establish a program office to build capacity to spu ...
... Recommendation 1: Appoint a Chief Innovation Officer and Build Innovation Capacity in the Workforce CINO should serve as an advocate for innovation and coordinate, oversee, and synchronize innovation activities across the Department CINO should establish a program office to build capacity to spu ...
Anonymous - ACG 6415
... Section 404 - Effectiveness of its internal controls must be assessed and reported annually to the SEC. PCAOB - IT controls should only be part of the SOX 404 assessment to the extent that specific financial risks are addressed ...
... Section 404 - Effectiveness of its internal controls must be assessed and reported annually to the SEC. PCAOB - IT controls should only be part of the SOX 404 assessment to the extent that specific financial risks are addressed ...
www.uob.edu.pk
... • These include politically motivated attackers, criminals, organized crime, organizations that sell their services to companies and nations, and national government agencies ...
... • These include politically motivated attackers, criminals, organized crime, organizations that sell their services to companies and nations, and national government agencies ...
File
... Just as Greek forces fooled the people of Troy by concealing warriors inside the Trojan Horse, Trojan programs conceal malicious code within a seemingly useful application. The game, utility, or other application typically performs its stated task, but sooner or later it does something harmful. This ...
... Just as Greek forces fooled the people of Troy by concealing warriors inside the Trojan Horse, Trojan programs conceal malicious code within a seemingly useful application. The game, utility, or other application typically performs its stated task, but sooner or later it does something harmful. This ...
Network Security - School of Computing and Engineering
... CVE-2007-0462, CVE-2007-0588, CVE-2007-0466, CVE-20070711, CVE-2007-0712, CVE-2007-0714, CVE-2007-2175,CVE-20072295, CVE-2007-2296, CVE-2007-0754, CVE-2007-2388, CVE-20072389, CVE-2007-2392, CVE-2007-2393,CVE-2007-2394, CVE-20072396, CVE-2007-2397, CVE-2007-5045, CVE-2007-4673 ...
... CVE-2007-0462, CVE-2007-0588, CVE-2007-0466, CVE-20070711, CVE-2007-0712, CVE-2007-0714, CVE-2007-2175,CVE-20072295, CVE-2007-2296, CVE-2007-0754, CVE-2007-2388, CVE-20072389, CVE-2007-2392, CVE-2007-2393,CVE-2007-2394, CVE-20072396, CVE-2007-2397, CVE-2007-5045, CVE-2007-4673 ...
Slides.
... System design should be public Default should be no access Check for current authority Give each process least privilege possible Protection mechanism should be ...
... System design should be public Default should be no access Check for current authority Give each process least privilege possible Protection mechanism should be ...
NT Security Overview
... organization will have access to the network. In most businesses or organizations there are employees, staff, management and officers. Some can be trusted to access all of the network and others do not have the trust level to access any of the network. The administrator must decide who has access an ...
... organization will have access to the network. In most businesses or organizations there are employees, staff, management and officers. Some can be trusted to access all of the network and others do not have the trust level to access any of the network. The administrator must decide who has access an ...
C.2. Vulnerabilities
... access to scripts for new projects, and digital versions of films in production, including Ocean's 11 at Warner Brothers and The One at Columbia Pictures. The attackers also retrieved and made public executives' e-mail messages. But, as is true of many computer security incidents, at least one attac ...
... access to scripts for new projects, and digital versions of films in production, including Ocean's 11 at Warner Brothers and The One at Columbia Pictures. The attackers also retrieved and made public executives' e-mail messages. But, as is true of many computer security incidents, at least one attac ...
SECURITY
... “Identify the risk then either accept it, or reduce it or insure against it.” “Security does not have to be perfect but risks have to be manageable.” “Outsource to experts!” ...
... “Identify the risk then either accept it, or reduce it or insure against it.” “Security does not have to be perfect but risks have to be manageable.” “Outsource to experts!” ...
an inside look at botnets
... – Sophisticated and best written source code – 20,000 lines of c/c++ – High level components ...
... – Sophisticated and best written source code – 20,000 lines of c/c++ – High level components ...
William Stallings, Cryptography and Network Security 5/e
... • These include politically motivated attackers, criminals, organized crime, organizations that sell their services to companies and nations, and national government agencies ...
... • These include politically motivated attackers, criminals, organized crime, organizations that sell their services to companies and nations, and national government agencies ...
Chap013
... do something illegal Computer Viruses and Worms – insert destructive routines into computer systems to cause damage Adware and Spyware Adware – allows Internet advertisers to display ads without the consent of the user Spyware – uses the network connection without the user’s knowledge or permiss ...
... do something illegal Computer Viruses and Worms – insert destructive routines into computer systems to cause damage Adware and Spyware Adware – allows Internet advertisers to display ads without the consent of the user Spyware – uses the network connection without the user’s knowledge or permiss ...
Figure 6-1
... Social-engineering viruses meet all the criteria of a normal virus, except they rely on people to spread the infection, not a computer. A good example of a social engineering virus is the Good Times virus hoax that has circulated on the Internet for many years. This e-mail message announces that a d ...
... Social-engineering viruses meet all the criteria of a normal virus, except they rely on people to spread the infection, not a computer. A good example of a social engineering virus is the Good Times virus hoax that has circulated on the Internet for many years. This e-mail message announces that a d ...
18_DataCenter_Security_Overview
... •Eavesdropping - is the unauthorized interception of information that travels on the network, this information might contain confidential data such as username and password. Another example is packet capturing. •Viruses & Worms – both cases of malicious code, hidden in the system until the damage is ...
... •Eavesdropping - is the unauthorized interception of information that travels on the network, this information might contain confidential data such as username and password. Another example is packet capturing. •Viruses & Worms – both cases of malicious code, hidden in the system until the damage is ...