Addressing cybersecurity from an Internet perspective, it prepares you to better understand the motivation and methods of cyber attacks and what you can do to protect the networks and the applications that run on them. Pedagogical Features The book’s modular design offers exceptional flexibility, ...
© 2012 by Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 1 Introduction to Computer Security 2 Chapter 1 Objectives Identify top threats to a computer network Assess the likelihood of an attack Define key terms like cracker, sneaker, firewall, and authentication Compare and contrast perimeter and layered approac...
cybersecurity practitioners must assess the risks, governance, and controls for this evolving technology at a rapid pace. As security leaders working with the largest, most complex customers atAmazon Web Services (AWS), we’re regularly consulted on trends, best practices, and t...
privacy was never specifically a part of this agenda. More recently, there have been new claims for designers to engage this problem. According to this view, designers have a responsibility as “gatekeepers” of human liberties and therefore should strive to make sure that...
Controls may also be indirect where certain activities indirectly reduce the aggregate risk of the organization (for example, when cybersecurity awareness and training are promoted within the organization, incidents tend to decline). Risk and Security Controls The process of security design includes ...
Cyberlaundering refers to the way in which the mechanism of the internet is used to launder illegal proceeds of crime in order to make such proceeds appear clean. The advent of the internet has yielded this new breed of crime. On the internet, there are
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Cyberterrorist - Motivated by religious or political beliefs to create fear or disruption. Hacking Vocabulary Hack value - Perceived value or worth of a target as seen by the attacker. Vulnerability - A system flaw, weakness on the system (on design, implementation etc). Threat - Exploits a ...
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At the Java Internet Business Expo held last August, Sun Microsystems’ CEO Scott McNealy displayed an early prototype of the Java Ring, using it to open a presentation door on stage. That powerful symbolism of Java being embedded in all shapes and sizes and opening doors to the future now ...