'Computer security institute' diaporamas de présentation

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IT Security and Privacy

IT Security and Privacy. Fyfy Effendy Ross Hardy Amy Kirchner Amanda MacDonell Carrie Weinkein. Agenda. Overview Security Breaches Fraud and Identity Theft Chief Security Officer Phishing Emerging Technologies Best Practices. IT Security Defined.

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. E-Commerce Security. Learning Objectives. Document the rapid rise in computer and network security attacks. Describe the common security practices of businesses of all sizes. Understand the basic elements of EC security. Explain the basic types of network security attacks.

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Ethical & Social Implications

Ethical & Social Implications. Information Security. Overview. The security environment in which the information systems will operate includes assets, threats, and security measures.

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New Surveys (1-3-2001)

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Confidentiality

Confidentiality. (slides courtesy of Danny Lungstrom and Senthil Somasundaram). Confidentiality. Secure. Integrity. Availability. CIA Triad. Ref: Security In Computing - Charles Pfleeger. Threats to Confidentiality. Access to confidential information by any unauthorized person

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Social Engineering

Social Engineering. Part IC: How Scammers Manipulate Employees to Gain Information. Consistency Attack -- Example. For example, consider this scenario :

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Computer Crime - 2007

Computer Crime - 2007. Computer crime and security survey Computer Security Institute and FBI 2007 Key findings Average annual loss increased from $168,000 to $350,424 Insider abuse of network resources edged out virus incidents.

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Computer Crime - 2007

Computer Crime - 2007. Computer crime and security survey Computer Security Institute and FBI 2007 Key findings Average annual loss increased from $168,000 to $350,424 Insider abuse of network resources edged out virus incidents.

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Security Issues

Security Issues. Brute Force Credit Card Attack Story. The Problem Spitfire Novelties usually generates between 5 and 30 transactions per day

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