Web App Sec Roadmap
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This document provides a roadmap for web application security. It notes that web application security is still immature, traditional operations teams do not understand the risks, and companies often struggle to assign responsibility for security to one person due to organizational challenges. The document aims to help companies better manage web application security.
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Malware can infect websites and use them to spread to visitors. Websites are appealing targets because many people visit them and criminals can exploit vulnerabilities. Malware comes in many forms and can steal data, lock devices, or spread further infections. Criminals profit from malware through ransom, spam, fraud, and distributing other malware. A compromised website hurts business through lost customers, legal issues, and reputation damage. Regular security checks and prompt patching are important defenses.
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Search "scholar.google.com" or your textbook. Discuss how organizations have faced the challenges that incident handlers are challenged with in identifying incidents when resources have been moved to a cloud environment.
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Incident Handlers Challenges
The cloud computer helps the people to share their distributed resources which are related to different business organizations. Cloud computing helps business organizations in managing their business around the globe. The cloud computing application helps business organizations in expanding their business at a large level. It can be assessed on web devices from anywhere. Nowadays cloud computing helps the business organizations in meeting the demands of their customers more efficiently. The malicious cloud system has been noticed by the incident handlers which is a core concern for the business organization. Nowadays every business organization is using cloud computing in order to manage their important data and information of the business. The business organization is facing many incidents in their organization which can directly affect the working of their business. The main challenge that has been faced by the incident handlers is the accuracy in identification (John W. Rittinghouse, 2017).
The number of challenges that faced in the cloud environment are as follows:-
1. Challenge of denial of services: - The first main challenge that has been faced by the incident handler is the denial of services. There are various incidents of service attacks which can create a bogus request for preventing the system within the stipulated time. Such physical attack creates a challenge of service denial for the system.
2. Challenge of malicious code: - The second main challenge which can be faced by the incident handler is the challenge of malicious code. It can quickly affect the number of workstations in the business organization. It effects the working of the business organization.
3. Challenge of unauthorized access:- The third main challenge which is being faced by the incident handler is the unauthorized access of the system by the third party in the business organization. It can affect important data and information about the business. The attackers can access the system by the unauthorized way and steal the important data of the business organization.
4. Challenge of inappropriate use:- The fourth main challenge which may be faced by the incident handlers is the challenge of inappropriate use of the system. In the business organization, any employee can provide the illegal copies of the software to the other company employees. They can take advantage of the data and can misuse it.
5. Cloud service provider challenge:- The fifth main challenge that can be faced by the incident handler is the cloud service providers. This situation occurs when there is no control over the actions provided by cloud service provid ...
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However, as great as this is, the discrete projects you work on are usually a small representation of the overall company. When you look at the company in its entirety, a familiar pattern of weakness begins to reveal itself. While some companies are obviously better than others, the majority of companies are actually weak in remarkably similar ways.
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