TECHNOLOGY-DRIVEN METRICS
... Metrics inform management (and independent auditors) of the effectiveness of the security program ...
... Metrics inform management (and independent auditors) of the effectiveness of the security program ...
Essential Computer Concepts - MCST-CS
... • Identify the hardware and software that are used for data communications and to establish a network connection • Explain how Internet access, email, and the World Wide Web affect the use of computers • Describe potential security threats to computers and protection methods • Discuss the types of s ...
... • Identify the hardware and software that are used for data communications and to establish a network connection • Explain how Internet access, email, and the World Wide Web affect the use of computers • Describe potential security threats to computers and protection methods • Discuss the types of s ...
Building Secure System Using Mobile Agents - KTH
... It provide support to build secure & trusted mobile agents, provide agents repository (agents’ store), Mobile Agents Servers (for their runtime execution), Mobile Agent Control Station, Infrastructural servers. ...
... It provide support to build secure & trusted mobile agents, provide agents repository (agents’ store), Mobile Agents Servers (for their runtime execution), Mobile Agent Control Station, Infrastructural servers. ...
Irfan Ahmed Assistant Professor Department of Computer Science
... Varied programming software support ! PLCs of three vendors, each using different ...
... Varied programming software support ! PLCs of three vendors, each using different ...
Chapter 11 - Cps.brockport.edu
... Performing Live Acquisitions • Live acquisitions are especially useful when you’re dealing with active network intrusions or attacks • Live acquisitions done before taking a system offline are also becoming a necessity ...
... Performing Live Acquisitions • Live acquisitions are especially useful when you’re dealing with active network intrusions or attacks • Live acquisitions done before taking a system offline are also becoming a necessity ...
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... Performing Live Acquisitions • Live acquisitions are especially useful when you’re dealing with active network intrusions or attacks • Live acquisitions done before taking a system offline are also becoming a necessity ...
... Performing Live Acquisitions • Live acquisitions are especially useful when you’re dealing with active network intrusions or attacks • Live acquisitions done before taking a system offline are also becoming a necessity ...
Payment Card Industry Security Standards
... This standard, referred to as PED, applies to companies which make devices that accept personal identification number (PIN) entry for all PIN-based transactions. Merchants and service providers should use certified PED devices and should check with their acquiring financial institution to understand ...
... This standard, referred to as PED, applies to companies which make devices that accept personal identification number (PIN) entry for all PIN-based transactions. Merchants and service providers should use certified PED devices and should check with their acquiring financial institution to understand ...
Final bits of OS - Department of Computer Science
... application beyond its access to system services and file systems • two approaches to collecting audit data: – interposable libraries – dynamic binary rewriting ...
... application beyond its access to system services and file systems • two approaches to collecting audit data: – interposable libraries – dynamic binary rewriting ...
ch11 - Personal.psu.edu
... machine installed on a host, acquire an image of a virtual machine, and use virtual machines to examine malware • Network forensics tracks down internal and external network intrusions • Networks must be hardened by applying layered defense strategies to the network architecture • Live acquisitions ...
... machine installed on a host, acquire an image of a virtual machine, and use virtual machines to examine malware • Network forensics tracks down internal and external network intrusions • Networks must be hardened by applying layered defense strategies to the network architecture • Live acquisitions ...
Chapter 11
... machine installed on a host, acquire an image of a virtual machine, and use virtual machines to examine malware • Network forensics tracks down internal and external network intrusions • Networks must be hardened by applying layered defense strategies to the network architecture • Live acquisitions ...
... machine installed on a host, acquire an image of a virtual machine, and use virtual machines to examine malware • Network forensics tracks down internal and external network intrusions • Networks must be hardened by applying layered defense strategies to the network architecture • Live acquisitions ...
Security Architecture - Department of Computer Science
... that work within each ring can access and what commands they can successfully execute The processes that operate within the inner rings have more privileges than the processes operating in the outer rings. ...
... that work within each ring can access and what commands they can successfully execute The processes that operate within the inner rings have more privileges than the processes operating in the outer rings. ...
Cyber Security Metrics
... 14 months (Oct 2012 – Dec 2013) – because of Business Associate lapse in server protection Discovered via a voice mail message ...
... 14 months (Oct 2012 – Dec 2013) – because of Business Associate lapse in server protection Discovered via a voice mail message ...
IBM Security QRadar Incident Forensics
... analysis that cannot be achieved using only log source events and network flow details. The solution provides powerful indexing, searching, data pivoting and reporting capabilities that support smarter, faster decisions by the IT security team. A simple, search engine-like interface allows for intui ...
... analysis that cannot be achieved using only log source events and network flow details. The solution provides powerful indexing, searching, data pivoting and reporting capabilities that support smarter, faster decisions by the IT security team. A simple, search engine-like interface allows for intui ...
Lecture21 - The University of Texas at Dallas
... written to storage with analysis being done subsequently in batch mode. This approach requires large amounts of storage, usually involving a RAID system. "Stop, look and listen" systems, in which each packet is analyzed in a rudimentary way in memory and only certain information saved for future ana ...
... written to storage with analysis being done subsequently in batch mode. This approach requires large amounts of storage, usually involving a RAID system. "Stop, look and listen" systems, in which each packet is analyzed in a rudimentary way in memory and only certain information saved for future ana ...
Professional Malware is a Pandemic
... Must create new algorithm for lower levels of visibility ...
... Must create new algorithm for lower levels of visibility ...
Network Security - School of Computing and Engineering
... Activity prior to exfiltration • Information Security (IS) detected low levels of intrusive activity prior to exfiltration. – Seemed to be folcused on maintenance of their presence within the network – When detected IS would block the link. – Apparently intruders were able to open up other links un ...
... Activity prior to exfiltration • Information Security (IS) detected low levels of intrusive activity prior to exfiltration. – Seemed to be folcused on maintenance of their presence within the network – When detected IS would block the link. – Apparently intruders were able to open up other links un ...
Chapter07
... obtain special operating system privileges in order to both perform unauthorized functions and also hide all traces of its existence. A rootkit often includes several programs designed to monitor traffic, create a back door into the computer, change log files and attack other network devices. A root ...
... obtain special operating system privileges in order to both perform unauthorized functions and also hide all traces of its existence. A rootkit often includes several programs designed to monitor traffic, create a back door into the computer, change log files and attack other network devices. A root ...
RedSocks Malicious Threat Detection
... false sense of security. They believe they have secured their key services against these threats simply by deploying AV devices or firewalls in front of their infrastructure. However, current generation malware has become sophisticated and widespread enough to bypass many, if not all, of these secur ...
... false sense of security. They believe they have secured their key services against these threats simply by deploying AV devices or firewalls in front of their infrastructure. However, current generation malware has become sophisticated and widespread enough to bypass many, if not all, of these secur ...
D efe ns iv
... sophisticated backdoor techniques. Students will depart this course with an understanding of advanced techniques used by the most sophisticated attackers to maintain stealth and security while minimizing their footprint and identity. Locating the Cyber Ninja ...
... sophisticated backdoor techniques. Students will depart this course with an understanding of advanced techniques used by the most sophisticated attackers to maintain stealth and security while minimizing their footprint and identity. Locating the Cyber Ninja ...
AccessControlSimulation
... During its monthly compliance check in August 2011, the agency identified 16 users who had been granted access to the procurement system without receiving approval from the agency’s authorization system. ...
... During its monthly compliance check in August 2011, the agency identified 16 users who had been granted access to the procurement system without receiving approval from the agency’s authorization system. ...
Slide - Courses
... First and foremost: Kai is not a lawyer. Always consult your local law enforcement agency and ...
... First and foremost: Kai is not a lawyer. Always consult your local law enforcement agency and ...
1-Introduction :
... must be capable of carrying many different types of communications including ,traditional computer data ,interact voice , video ,etc. Network infrastructure must be provides the stable and reliable channel over which our communications can occur. The network components are two types hardware and sof ...
... must be capable of carrying many different types of communications including ,traditional computer data ,interact voice , video ,etc. Network infrastructure must be provides the stable and reliable channel over which our communications can occur. The network components are two types hardware and sof ...
Mobile device forensics
Mobile device forensics is a branch of digital forensics relating to recovery of digital evidence or data from a mobile device under forensically sound conditions. The phrase mobile device usually refers to mobile phones; however, it can also relate to any digital device that has both internal memory and communication ability, including PDA devices, GPS devices and tablet computers.The use of phones in crime was widely recognised for some years, but the forensic study of mobile devices is a relatively new field, dating from the early 2000s. A proliferation of phones (particularly smartphones) on the consumer market caused a demand for forensic examination of the devices, which could not be met by existing computer forensics techniques.Mobile devices can be used to save several types of personal information such as contacts, photos, calendars and notes, SMS and MMS messages. Smartphones may additionally contain video, email, web browsing information, location information, and social networking messages and contacts.There is growing need for mobile forensics due to several reasons and some of the prominent reasons are: Use of mobile phones to store and transmit personal and corporate information Use of mobile phones in online transactions Law enforcement, criminals and mobile phone devices Mobile device forensics can be particularly challenging on a number of levels:Evidential and technical challenges exist. for example, cell site analysis following from the use of a mobile phone usage coverage, is not an exact science. Consequently, whilst it is possible to determine roughly the cell site zone from which a call was made or received, it is not yet possible to say with any degree of certainty, that a mobile phone call emanated from a specific location e.g. a residential address.To remain competitive, original equipment manufacturers frequently change mobile phone form factors, operating system file structures, data storage, services, peripherals, and even pin connectors and cables. As a result, forensic examiners must use a different forensic process compared to computer forensics.Storage capacity continues to grow thanks to demand for more powerful ""mini computer"" type devices.Not only the types of data but also the way mobile devices are used constantly evolve.Hibernation behaviour in which processes are suspended when the device is powered off or idle but at the same time, remaining active.As a result of these challenges, a wide variety of tools exist to extract evidence from mobile devices; no one tool or method can acquire all the evidence from all devices. It is therefore recommended that forensic examiners, especially those wishing to qualify as expert witnesses in court, undergo extensive training in order to understand how each tool and method acquires evidence; how it maintains standards for forensic soundness; and how it meets legal requirements such as the Daubert standard or Frye standard.