Stolen passwords, compromised medical records, taking the internet out through video cameras– cybersecurity breaches are in the news every day. Despite all this, the practice of cybersecurity today is generally reactive rather than proactive. That is, rather than improving their defenses in advance, organizations react to attacks once they have occurred by patching the individual vulnerabilities that led to those attacks. Researchers engineer solutions to the latest form of attack. What we need, instead, are scientifically founded design principles for building in security mechanisms from the beginning, giving protection against broad classes of attacks. Through scientific measurement, we can improve our ability to make decisions that are evidence-based, proactive, and long-sighted. Recognizing these needs, the US National Security Agency (NSA) devised a new framework for collaborative research, the “Lablet” structure, with the intent to more aggressively advance the science of cybersecurity. A key motivation was to catalyze a shift in relevant areas towards a more organized and cohesive scientific community. The NSA named Carnegie Mellon University, North Carolina State University, and the University of Illinois – Urbana Champaign its initial Lablets in 2011, and added the University of Maryland in 2014.
This talk will reflect on the structure of the collaborative research efforts of the Lablets, lessons learned in the transition to more scientific concepts to cybersecurity, research results in solving five hard security problems, and methods that are being used for the measurement of scientific progress of the Lablet research.
Cybersecurity Curricula Guidelines for Post-Secondary Degree ProgramsMatthew Rosenquist
The cybersecurity industry has long needed a solid foundation for academia to build consistent and effective degree programs. There has been far too much inconsistency in cybersecurity and cyber-science education. In order to prepare the next generations of cybersecurity professionals, academic standards and curriculum must be defines and implemented.
The guidelines are a leading resource of comprehensive cybersecurity curricular content for faculty members of global academic institutions seeking to develop a broad range of cybersecurity offerings at the post-secondary level.
Who Watches the Watchers Metrics for Security Strategy - BsidesLV 2015 - RoytmanMichael Roytman
Security Metrics are often about the performance of information security professionals - tranditional ones are centered around vulnerability close rates, timelines, or criticality ratings. But how does one measure if those metrics are the rights ones? How does one measure risk reduction, or how sucecssful your metrics program is at operationalizing that which is necessary to prevent a breach?
Associated Discussion - http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=videos/bsideslasvegas2015/gt06-who-watches-the-watchers-metrics-for-security-strategy-michael-roytman
Architecture centric support for security orchestration and automationChadni Islam
The presentation was prepared for the University of Adelaide School of Computer Science Research Seminar Series. See the slides to know
- what is security orchestration?
- what are the key challenges in this domain?
- how software architecture can play a role in improving the design decision of security orchestration and automation platform?
Technologies and Policies for a Defensible Cyberspacemark-smith
Whether curious or malicious hackers, organized criminals, or national spies or soldiers, for
decades, those who want to use cyberspace to attack have held nearly all the cards. Cyber attack
has been, for decades, far easier than cyber defense.
Architecture-centric Support for Integrating Security Tool in a Security Orch...Chadni Islam
Presentation of ECSA 2020 Conference
Security Operation Centers (SOC) leverage a number of tools to detect, thwart and deal with security attacks. One of the key challenges of SOC is to quickly integrate security tools and operational activities. To address this chal-lenge, an increasing number of organizations are using Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) platforms, whose design needs suitable ar-chitectural support. This paper presents our work on architecture-centric support for designing a SOAR platform. Our approach consists of a conceptual map of SOAR platform and the key dimensions of an architecture design space. We have demonstrated the use of the approach in designing and implementing a Proof of Concept (PoC) SOAR platform for (i) automated integration of security tools and (ii) automated interpretation of activities to execute incident response processes. We also report a preliminary evaluation of the proposed architectural support for improving a SOAR’s design.
Beyond Prevention: Cisco's Next Generation Endpoint Security
The only way to defeat today’s security threats is to address them holistically across the full attack continuum—before, during, and after an attack. Cisco’s approach of continuous endpoint analysis in combination with an integrated, architectural approach to security is foundational to this model
Cloud Security: Risks and Recommendations for New Entrantsirvinchoo
Show notes: The cloud is a service model that entails great benefits for its new entrants. However its risks are not particularly well understood. This report identifies some of the more prevalent risks of the cloud and suggests basic ways that executives can protect themselves in it.
Cybersecurity Curricula Guidelines for Post-Secondary Degree ProgramsMatthew Rosenquist
The cybersecurity industry has long needed a solid foundation for academia to build consistent and effective degree programs. There has been far too much inconsistency in cybersecurity and cyber-science education. In order to prepare the next generations of cybersecurity professionals, academic standards and curriculum must be defines and implemented.
The guidelines are a leading resource of comprehensive cybersecurity curricular content for faculty members of global academic institutions seeking to develop a broad range of cybersecurity offerings at the post-secondary level.
Who Watches the Watchers Metrics for Security Strategy - BsidesLV 2015 - RoytmanMichael Roytman
Security Metrics are often about the performance of information security professionals - tranditional ones are centered around vulnerability close rates, timelines, or criticality ratings. But how does one measure if those metrics are the rights ones? How does one measure risk reduction, or how sucecssful your metrics program is at operationalizing that which is necessary to prevent a breach?
Associated Discussion - http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=videos/bsideslasvegas2015/gt06-who-watches-the-watchers-metrics-for-security-strategy-michael-roytman
Architecture centric support for security orchestration and automationChadni Islam
The presentation was prepared for the University of Adelaide School of Computer Science Research Seminar Series. See the slides to know
- what is security orchestration?
- what are the key challenges in this domain?
- how software architecture can play a role in improving the design decision of security orchestration and automation platform?
Technologies and Policies for a Defensible Cyberspacemark-smith
Whether curious or malicious hackers, organized criminals, or national spies or soldiers, for
decades, those who want to use cyberspace to attack have held nearly all the cards. Cyber attack
has been, for decades, far easier than cyber defense.
Architecture-centric Support for Integrating Security Tool in a Security Orch...Chadni Islam
Presentation of ECSA 2020 Conference
Security Operation Centers (SOC) leverage a number of tools to detect, thwart and deal with security attacks. One of the key challenges of SOC is to quickly integrate security tools and operational activities. To address this chal-lenge, an increasing number of organizations are using Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) platforms, whose design needs suitable ar-chitectural support. This paper presents our work on architecture-centric support for designing a SOAR platform. Our approach consists of a conceptual map of SOAR platform and the key dimensions of an architecture design space. We have demonstrated the use of the approach in designing and implementing a Proof of Concept (PoC) SOAR platform for (i) automated integration of security tools and (ii) automated interpretation of activities to execute incident response processes. We also report a preliminary evaluation of the proposed architectural support for improving a SOAR’s design.
Beyond Prevention: Cisco's Next Generation Endpoint Security
The only way to defeat today’s security threats is to address them holistically across the full attack continuum—before, during, and after an attack. Cisco’s approach of continuous endpoint analysis in combination with an integrated, architectural approach to security is foundational to this model
Cloud Security: Risks and Recommendations for New Entrantsirvinchoo
Show notes: The cloud is a service model that entails great benefits for its new entrants. However its risks are not particularly well understood. This report identifies some of the more prevalent risks of the cloud and suggests basic ways that executives can protect themselves in it.
Below are various theories and models that have been used and can ChantellPantoja184
Below are various theories and models that have been used and can be used in research (from Dr. Steve Brown)
Behavioral et. al.
Absorptive capacity Theory
Accountability Theory
Activity Theory
Adaptive Structuration Theory
Administrative Behavior Theory
Argumentation Theory
Asch Conformity
Behavioral Decision Model
Belief Action Outcome Framework
Chaos Theory
Cognitive Fit Theory
Cognitive Load Theory
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Classical Conditioning
Conditioned Emotional Response
Cognitive Dissonance
Cognitive “purposive” Behaviorism
Consequentialist Ethics
Critical Theory
Csíkszentmihályi’s Flow
Cultural Theory
Deontological Ethics
Diffusion of Innovations Theory
Dynamic Capabilities
Distributed Cognitions Theory
Embodied social presence theory
Equity theory
Evolutionary theory
Eysenck’s Theory
Expectancy-value theory
Expectation Confirmation Theory
False Memory Syndrome
Field Theory
Fishbein's Attitude
General Deterrence Theory
Gestalt Theory of Personality
General Strain theory
Goal Contagion Theory
Gompertz Model (based upon Social Conflict Theory)
Grounded Theory
Hermeneutics
Illusion of Control
Impression Management Theory
Information Processing Theory
Impression Management Theory
Information Asymmetry Theory
Information Security Management Theory
Institutional Theory
Integrated Systems Theory
Keller's Motivational Model
Language action perspective
Law of Effect
Law of Emotion
Learned Helplessness Theory
McClelland’s Needs Theory
Neutralization Theory
Operant Conditioning
Mitchel’s Personality theory
Prospect Theory
Protection Motivation Theory
Self Determination Theory
Self-Efficacy Theory
Social Action Theory
Social Conflict Theory
Social Cognitive Theory
Social Exchange Theory
Social Identity Theory
Social Influence Theory
Social Learning Theory
Socio Technical Systems Theory
Task Closure Theory
Technology Acceptance Model
Technology Threat Avoidance Theory
Theory of Contextualism
Theory of Contiguity
Theory of Equipotentiality
Theory of Planned Behavior
Theory of Protection Motivation
Theory of Reasoned Action
Theory of Planned Behavior
Trait Theory
Virtue Ethics
Unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT)
Universal Law of Generalization
Non-Behavioral
Accountability obfuscation
Actor Network theory
Attack Tree and Vague Sets
Bayes Theorem
Bayesian Inference
Bayesian Belief Network
Bayesian Networks
Boundary Object Theory
Broadbent’s Filter Theory Model
Complexity Theory
Cooperative game theory
Conformity Theory
Critical Realism Theory
Customer Based Discrepancy Theory
Customer Focus Theory
Deferred Action Theory
Design Theory
Elaboration Likelihood Model
Fit-Viability Theory
Flow Theory
Game Theory
Garbage Can Theory
General Systems Theory
General Deterrence Theory
Hebbian Theory
Human Agency Theory
Information Warfare
Institutional theory
International Information Systems Theory
Internationalization Theory
Information Technology Portfolio
Knowledge Management
Noncooperative game theory
Organization Based Access C ...
STAYING SAFE AND SECURED ON TODAY AND TOMORROW’S AFRICA CYBERSPACE WORKSHOP 2017Maurice Dawson
This is the most essential programme of the year around the dangers of cybercrime and how to manage safety within the most indispensable digital sphere & technology system. The reason is that, “Looking beyond Internet of Things (IoT) to Internet of Everything there is a potential market that is approximately $14.4 trillion and over 99% of physical devices are still unconnected.” ~Mo Dawson. Your participation give you golden access to a transcending Cyberspace picture, enhanced solution oriented capabilities as an ICT expert or practitioner, Telecommunications Corporates & Companies
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Human Factors in Cyber Security: User authentication as a use caseShujun Li
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Research Paper TopicITS835 – Enterprise Risk Managemen.docxaudeleypearl
Research Paper Topic
ITS835 – Enterprise Risk Management
Dr. Jerry Alsay
University of the Cumberlands
Introduction
All research reports begin with an introduction. (1 – 2 Pages)
Background
Provide your reader with a broad base of understanding of the research topic. The goal is to give the reader an overview of the topic, and its context within the real world, research literature, and theory. (3 – 5 Pages)
Problem Statement
This section should clearly articulate how the study will relate to the current literature. This is done by describing findings from the research literature that define the gap. Should be very clear what the research problem is and why it should be solved. Provide a general/board problem and a specific problem (150 – 200 Words)
Literature Review
Using your annotated bibliography, construct a literature review. (3-5 pages)
Discussion
Provide a discussion about your specific topic findings. Using the literature, you found, how do you solve your problem? How does it affect your general/board problem?
References
Running Head: CLOUD COMPUTING AND DATA SECURITY1
Cloud Computing and Data Security
Naresh Rama
Professor Dr.Jerry Alsay
07/14/2019
Cloud Computing and Data Security
Introduction
In today's world, the movement of data is from a store that is severe and it is located centrally to the storage of cloud, services in the cloud offer the flexibility, scalability, and concerns that are proportionate that concerns the issue of security. Safety is an aspect that is important and it associated with the computing of cloud because information can be stored on the cloud by the users with the help of providers that works in the service of the cloud. In the security f data and computing of the cloud, there are some problems that are available. They include backups of data that is improper and inadequate that have caused organizations been among those that are vulnerable to threats that re-associated with security measures.
Data that is found in an organization and is stored in files that are encrypted are interfered by these threats. Problem found under these investigations is significant to this study and these show that the threats that emerge because of backups concerning data that is improper lead to an issue that is significant in the security of data in the computing cloud and also security concerning data.
The study tends to shows that security of data and computing of data leads to the provision of ways that helps in the protection of data that is private and also information that is classified away from such threats. That may include attacks in the cyber sector and losses that occur in case of disasters (Strategic Cyber Security, 2011). This study has limitations that state that assurance of security to the computing of cloud is not available and that there is no protection of data that is vital in an organization to a hundred percent.
Background
Hacke ...
McAfee Labs explores top threats expected in the coming year.
Welcome to the McAfee Labs 2017 Threats Predictions
report. We have split this year’s report into two sections.
The first section digs into three very important topics,
looking at each through a long lens.
The second section makes specific predictions about
threats activity in 2017. Our predictions for next year
cover a wide range of threats, including ransomware,
vulnerabilities of all kinds, the use of threat intelligence
to improve defenses, and attacks on mobile devices.
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Accelerate Enterprise Software Engineering with PlatformlessWSO2
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Key principles of platformless, including API-first, cloud-native middleware, platform engineering, and developer experience.
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The Rising Tide Lifts All Boats: The Advancement of Science in Cybersecurity
1. The Rising Tide Lifts All
Boats: The Advancement of
Science in Cybersecurity
Laurie Williams
North Carolina State University
#metoosecurity
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7. Intervening in the last hour of an official
campaign, this operation clearly seeks to
destabilize democracy…
We cannot tolerate that the vital interests
of democracy are thus endangered.
- Macron campaign statement
10. Why the Science of Security?
— “… nagging perception that too much of the
research is opportunistic, lacks rigor, has weak
methodology, and fails to produce material
advances on underlying hard problems.”
(NSA BAA Industry Day, 2013)
13. The three missions of the
Science of Security Lablets
— Build a science of security community
— Advance research methods in the
context of cybersecurity to build a
sound science of security
— “Solve” hard security problems
through the application of scientific
research
21. Lablet (4)National Security Agency Sub-Lablet (26)
UNL
CU
DC
PENN
PITT
NAVY
UVA
GWU
RICEUTSA
UTA
UA
UNCC
NCSU
VT
USC
UC
UCBERKELEY
ICSI
UIUC IU
IIT
PU
WSU
CMU
GMU
UNC UMD
RIT
NSA
Science of Security Lablets & Sub-Lablets
NEWCASTLE (UK)
25. The three missions of the
Science of Security Lablets
— Build a science of security community
— Advance research methods in the
context of cybersecurity to build a
sound science of security
— “Solve” hard security problems
through the application of scientific
research
26.
27. Those “pesky” and ever-
present tough questions
Where’s the
beef . . . .
science?
28. Tough questions lead to
great(er) insight.
“The quality of your answers is in direct
proportion to the quality of your questions.”
--Albert Einstein
29. It’s so easy to fall back to
“engineering-ish” research.
39. Cybersecurity is all of our
responsibility..
#metoosecurity
1. Introduce yourself to someone you don’t know.
2. Provide one way that you can bring security into your
research and/or teaching.
Two minutes …. GO!
40. The three missions of the
Science of Security Lablets
— Build a science of security community
— Advance research methods in the
context of cybersecurity to build a
sound science of security
— “Solve” hard security problems
through the application of scientific
research
41. Through focus,
progress is made.
1. Thing 1
2. Thing 2
3. Thing 3
4. Thing 4
5. Thing 5
6. Thing 6
7. Thing 7
8. Thing 8
Do This!
DON’T DO THIS!
You wouldn’t do it anyway.
42. Science of Security Focus
1. Scalability and composability
2. Policy-governed secure collaboration
3. Encryption algorithms
4. Predictive security metrics
5. Intrusion Detection
6. Resilient architectures
7. Human behavior
Do This!
DON’T DO THIS!
43. Hard Problem 1: Scalability
and Composability
Challenge
— Develop methods to enable the construction
of secure systems with known security
properties.
45. Hard Problem 2: Policy-Governed
Secure Collaboration
Challenge
— Develop methods to express and enforce
normative requirements and policies for
handling data with differing usage needs and
among users in different authority domains
47. Hard Problem 3: Predictive
Security Metrics
Challenge
— Develop security metrics and models
capable of predicting whether or confirming
that a given cyber system preserves a given
set of security properties (deterministically or
probabilistically), in a given context.
49. Risk-based attack surface
approximation
Windows: 48% of all binaries crash, 95% of vulnerable binaries crash.
Firefox: 16% of all files crash, 74% of vulnerable files crash.
Fedora: 8% of all packages crash, 60% of vulnerable packages crash.
50. Hard Problem 4: Resilient
Architectures
Challenge
— Develop means to design and analyze
system architectures that deliver required
service in the face of compromised
components
51. Synthesizing Network
Security Configurations
Resiliency Configurations Synthesis
Resiliency
Requirements
Topology
i.e., links, hosts
connectivity
Mission
e.g., connectivity requirements
Resiliency Configurations
-Isolation patterns
-Security device placements
-OS/Service/Software to be installed
Business Constraints
e.g., budget, usability constraint
Diversity Model
Isolation Model
Host Info
i.e., service/software
requirements
Impact Model
Attack Graph
Model
Design Specifications
- Resiliency metrics
- Usability
- Deployment/Cost
52. Hard Problem 5: Human
Behavior
Develop models of human behavior (of both
users and adversaries) that enable the design,
modeling, and analysis of systems with
specified security properties
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