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THREATS.
THREATS TO COMPUTER HARDWARE.
THREATS TO COMPUTER USER.
THREATS TO COMPUTER DATA.
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Basic Security Concepts of Computer, this presentation will cover the following topics
BASIC SECURITY CONCEPT OF COMPUTER.
THREATS.
THREATS TO COMPUTER HARDWARE.
THREATS TO COMPUTER USER.
THREATS TO COMPUTER DATA.
VULNERABILITY AND COUNTERMEASURE.
SOFTWARE SECURITY.
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Information Security : Attacks and Vulnerabilities.
Introduction to information security : Asset, Access Control, CIA, Authentication, Authorization, Risk, Threat, Vulnerability, Attack, Attack Surface, Malware, Security-Functionality-Ease of Use Triangle.
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Session Overview
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2. INFORMATION SECURITY
• Protecting information and information systems from
unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption,
modification, or destruction
• Protecting data from attackers invading networks, natural
disasters, adverse environmental conditions, power
failures, theft or vandalism, or other undesirable states
3. INFORMATION SECURITY
• In any environment, where we plan to put heightened
levels of security in place, we also need to take into
account the cost of replacing our assets if we do happen
to lose them, and make sure we establish reasonable
levels of protection for their value.
• The cost of security we put in place should never outstrip
the value of what it is protecting.
4. WHEN ARE WE SECURE ?
Even if our systems are
properly patched, there
will always be new attacks
to which we are
vulnerable.
5. WHEN ARE WE INSECURE ?
• Not patching our systems
• Using weak passwords
• Downloading programs from the internet
• Opening email attachments from unknown senders
• Using wireless networks without encryption
6. • The good thing is that once we are able to point out
the areas in the environment that can cause it to be
insecure, we can take steps to mitigate these issues.
• This problem is akin to cutting something in half over
and over; there will always be some small portion
left to cut again.
• Although we may never get to state that we can
definitively call “secure”, we can take steps in the
right direction.
7. MODELS FOR DISCUSSING SECURITY
ISSUES
• The Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability ( CIA ) Triad
Confidentiality
Availability
Integrity
8. CONFIDENTIALITY
• Refers to the ability to protect data from those who are
not authorized to view it.
• Examples of breaches / compromised confidentiality
• Loss of laptop containing data
• Person looking over our shoulder while typing our password
• Email attachment sent to the wrong person
• Attacker penetrating our systems
9. INTEGRITY
• Refers to the ability to prevent data from being changed
in an unauthorized or undesirable manner.
• Means to prevent unauthorized changes to the data
• Means to reverse authorized changes that needs to be
undone.
• Example : undo, rollback
10. AVAILABILITY
• Refers to the ability to access our data when we need it.
• Examples of loss of availability
• Power loss
• Operating system or application problems
• Network attacks
• Compromise of a system
• Denial of service attack
11. AVAILABILITY
• Refers to the ability to access our data when we need it.
• Examples of loss of availability
• Power loss
• Operating system or application problems
• Network attacks
• Compromise of a system
• Denial of service attack
12. THE PARKERIAN HEXAD
• Named after Donn Parker
Confidentiality Integrity Availability
Possession
or
Control
Authenticity Utility
13. CONFIDENTIALITY
• Refers to the ability to protect data from those who are
not authorized to view it.
• Examples of breaches / compromised confidentiality
• Loss of laptop containing data
• Person looking over our shoulder while typing our password
• Email attachment sent to the wrong person
• Attacker penetrating our systems
15. AVAILABILITY
• Refers to the ability to access our data when we need it.
• Examples of loss of availability
• Power loss
• Operating system or application problems
• Network attacks
• Compromise of a system
• Denial of service attack
16. POSSESSION OR CONTROL
• Refers to the physical disposition of the media on which
the data is stored
19. ATTACKS
• What makes up an attack ?
• Type of attack that it represents
• The risk the attack represents
• Controls to use when mitigating the attack
21. INTERCEPTION
• Attacks that allows unauthorized users to access data,
applications or environments
• Examples :
• Unauthorized file viewing or copying
• Eavesdropping on phone conversations
• Reading emails not yours
22. INTERRUPTION
• Attacks that cause our assets to become unusable or
unavailable for our use, on a temporary or permanent
basis.
• Examples :
• Denial of Service attack
24. FABRICATION
• Attacks that involves generating data, processes,
communications, or other similar activities with a system
25. THREATS
• Things that have potential to cause harm to our assets
• Identify the possibility of something happening that can
cause a security breach or network outage
• example :
• Natural threats
• Intentional
26. VULNERABILITIES
• Weakness that can be used to harm the asset.
• Holes that can be exploited by threats to cause harm
• Example
• Poor coding in software installed
• OS vulnerabilities
1. Problems in hardware or physical structure of the machines
27. RISK
• The likelihood that something bad will happen
• The best strategy is to spend our time mitigating the most
likely attacks.
29. IMPACT
• Effect that an attack can cause harm considering the
value of the asset being threatened.
30. CONTROL
• measures in place to help ensure that a given threat us
accounted for.
• Categories
• Physical
• Logical
• Administrative
31. PHYSICAL CONTROL
• Controls to protect the physical environment in which the
system sits or where the data is stored
• examples :
• Fences, gates, locks, guards, cameras, air conditioning system,
backup power generators
32. LOGICAL CONTROL
• Also called Technical Controls
• Controls that protect the system, network, and
environment that process, transmit, and store data
• examples :
• Passwords, encryption, logical access controls, firewalls
33. ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL
• Controls based on rules, policies, laws, procedures,
guidelines, and other items that are “paper” in nature.
• Set out the rules for how users are expected in the
environment to behave
• These controls must be totally enforced for compliance.
• examples :
• Change of password every 90 days
• Differing levels of authority
34. DEFENSE IN DEPTH
• Strategy to formulate a multi-layered defense what will
allow to still mount a successful defense should one or
more defensive measures fail.
Internal network
host
application
data
external network
