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Threats, Attacks and Vulnerability Assessment
Anthony bahlman
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Introduction Cyber War
Cyber warfare refers to a computer or network-based conflict that disrupts the activities of a state or
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1. What do the articles have in common?
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Managing Vulnerability
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Google LLC is a technological company from America which specializes in Internet-related products and services. Some of the products and services which are offered by Google include search engines, cloud computing, hardware, software, and online advertising technologies. It is considered among the Big Four companies which also include Apple, Amazon, and Facebook. The organization was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998. The founders were Ph.D. students at Stanford University in California. All facilities are subject to a certain level of risk which can be associated with different threats. The threats may be as a result of natural events, intentional acts by human beings to cause harm or accidents (Maglaras et al., 2018). The owners of companies have the responsibility of limiting or managing the risks arising from the threats to the maximum extent possible.
Tangible Assets
Google is one of the best technology companies in the world with a high number of tangible assets within its premises, especially in the headquarters located in Mountain View, California. The information systems, critical infrastructure, and cyber-related interests to be tested include the software of the company, hardware, system interfaces with consideration of internal and external connectivity, data and information, and people who use and support IT system. The aspects will be assessed because they are crucial to the day to day operations of the facility, and a breach in any aspect may lead to major disruption of services. The aspects which will not be assessed include IT system functional requirements, system users, current network topology system security policies which guide the use of the IT system and the architecture of security of the system. The aspects will not be assessed because of the minimal threat they pose to the system, and low probability of risk to arise from them. Moreover, the disruption of the items does not lead to significant interference in the operation of the organization.
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