'Security zones' diaporamas de présentation

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SECURING YOUR NETWORK PERIMETER

Chapter 10. SECURING YOUR NETWORK PERIMETER. CHAPTER OBJECTIVES. Establish secure topologies. Secure network perimeters. Implement firewalls. SECURING YOUR NETWORK PERIMETER. Secure the network perimeter, not just individual components. Secure connections between components.

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NERC CIP Compliance

NERC CIP Compliance. Defining your Electronic Security Perimeter (ESP) and Access Point Security. Agenda. Specific NERC CIP-005 Requirements Underlying fundamentals of the ESP architecture Building ESPs using Security Enclaves and DinD Vulnerability Assessment Methodology

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Auschwitz/ Birkenau

Auschwitz/ Birkenau. Auschwitz was one of the biggest death to ever be build by the Germans. This camp was built in Oswiecim, Poland. Auschwitz Birkenau was first established on May 26 th of 1940. The prisoners were liberated 5 years after on the date of January 27 th 1945. .

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Distributed Security Model for Linux Clusters

Distributed Security Model for Linux Clusters. Brian Schoudel I2CS. Research Basis. Based on paper: A new Distributed Security Model for Linux Clusters Makan Pourzandi, Open Systems Lab, Ericcson Research, Town of Mount-Royal (QC) Canada 2004 USENIX Annual Technical Conference. Agenda.

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William D. Ivancic NASA Glenn Research Center william.d.ivancic@nasa 216-433-3494

Security Analysis of Delay-Tolerant Network Architectures and the Bundle Protocol Specification for Space-Based Networks . William D. Ivancic NASA Glenn Research Center william.d.ivancic@nasa.gov 216-433-3494. What is Delay Tolerant Network (DTN).

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The Fox School of Business and Management Temple University

The Fox School of Business and Management Temple University. Charles E. Wilhelm October 3, 2003. The Challenge. Organize. Plan. Execute. We are here. Organization. Department of Homeland Security. Secretary. Deputy Secretary. Under Secretary

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SECURITY ZONES

SECURITY ZONES. Security Zones. A security zone is a logical grouping of resources, such as systems, networks, or processes, that are similar in the degree of acceptable risk. To create an effective design, we need to understand how to group resources into appropriate security zones.

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Security of the Address Allocation System

Security of the Address Allocation System. Mirjam Kuehne. Overview. Introduction What to Protect Responsibilities Details Questions. Introduction. Single RIR Failure != Internet Failure Services Reverse Mapping WHOIS RIR Ops Medium Security Level IT Organization Stable

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Network Security Principles & Practices

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Business Functions

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