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For this assignment, you will need to perform a quantitative analysis on the below scenario. Please write your response in a brief APA formatted report.
Quantitative Analysis
You are the manager of desktop support for NASA. You are responsible for purchasing and managing all of the laptops NASA distributes to employees. There are 700 laptops currently in service. All of the laptops randomly leave the building and serve a mobile workforce. Read the following articles your CIO brought to you for consideration:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/251318/48_nasa_laptops_stolen_in_two_years_a_case_for_better_encryption_practices.html
http://www.pcworld.com/article/181124/laptops_that_go_ghost.html
Compute the SLE, ARO, ALE and safeguard value based on the information in these articles for a report your CIO plans to submit as a solution. For the safeguard value, find and price an appropriate physical and software solution(s) to safeguard theft and data loss. Once you pick a product, include a link to the page for pricing and item description. Present the realized savings in your report and the benefits of the solution you choose for safeguarding the laptops. Don’t forget to include your equations for ARO, ALE, safeguard value and realized savings calculations.
Qualitative
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For this assignment, you will need to perform a qualitative analysis on the below scenario. Please write your response in a spreadsheet.
Qualitative Analysis
For this part of the assignment, you can use the work you performed for last week. Take those 7 risks and arrange them into a spreadsheet. Perform a probability assessment and write about the impact of the risk for each of the 7, based on the geographical location of last week's assignment. Use the following format:
Category
Probability (0.0-1.0)
Impact (0-100)
Risk Level (P x I)
Description
Zombies
.02
90
1.8
Zombie Apocalypse causes wide spread panic and physical security threats to staff, property and business operations.
2958 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION FORENSICS AND SECURITY, VOL. 14, NO. 11, NOVEMBER 2019
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Network security is a dynamic art, with dangers appearing as
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2) Current cybersecurity approaches are too slow and reactive, focusing on malware after attacks occur rather than proactively detecting threats.
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- 1. The Solution to Your Threat Intelligence Challenges
- 2. “PolySwarm is uniquely addressing an important issue in cyber security. Their approach is disruptive and is much-needed in the industry, and I'm thrilled to be working so closely with their team.” - Mark Tonnesen, Former CIO of McAfee and Adviser to PolySwarm
- 3. The PolySwarm Team ● Highly skilled, reputable security experts ● Decades of experience in U.S. Intel & Fortune 100 ● Awarded DHS & DARPA grants to investigate advanced R&D into security and blockchain technologies
- 4. Bad news. The anti-virus economy is broken.
- 5. The problem: ● Computers and data are compromised by malware. ● Single-vendor malware detection software cannot cover a global threat anymore. ● Single-vendor threat protection lags by hours, days, and often weeks. *Source: WeLiveSecurity
- 6. The Solution ● Swarm leverages blockchain + smart contracts to assemble full-coverage anti-virus on every sample. ● Each $0.01/USD scan fee is routed to multiple software micro-engines, providing complete coverage. ● Micro-engines maintained by security experts for blockchain-based rewards.
- 7. In Depth: What We Do PolySwarm. PolySwarm is a crowdsourced, rapid innovation environment where experts compete to protect enterprises and end-users from the latest threats. Our global community of security experts develop micro-engines that converge to analyze threats fast and efficiently; they provide broader analysis and protection, tailor-made to exact user needs. Experts are paid in Nectar, the utility token exchanged for threat intelligence. Higher amounts of Nectar are paid for higher performing micro-engines. This compensation model fosters a competitive environment that motivates experts to develop better solutions and blockchain technology enables PolySwarm’s intelligent, Ethereum-programmed smart contracts.
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