Introduction to Network Security (Chapman & Hall/CRC Computer and Information Science Series Book 19)

Mostly, they seek out vulnerabilities, detect attacks, and eliminate compromises. Of course, the size of the attack surface and the sheer volume of vulnerabilities, attacks, and compromises means organizations must make tough choices; not everything gets fixed, stopped, recovered, and so forth. There will need to be some form of acceptable (tolerab

The CIA triad still serves as a core concept, while most frameworks now converge on seven high-level domains of computer security, including Confidentiality,

For simplicity, one can consider two major integrity threats in peer-to-peer systems: Technical failures Malicious peers