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shown in figure
than the
information in the level above it and more sensitive than the level
below it. For example, restricted information is more sensitive than
unclassified but more sensitive than confidential. We can denote the
sensitivity of an object O by rank o. In the rest of this unit we
assume these
as may the
to information
compartments and
Using the Chinese Wall hierarchy, you would form six company groups
(one for each company)
as keys. Similarly, SA in
of the host B
shows
information.
authenticating the
packet.
The operation of the AH protocol is simple especially for any protocol
that
It's
SSL
A
firewall is a device that act as a barrier between an authorized or
"inside"
network and a unauthorized or "outside" network. Usually a firewall
runs on
10.
There are many approaches for creating and updating a security plan.
Some
organizations have a formal, defined security planning process, much
as
they might have a defined and accepted development or maintenance
process. Others look to security professionals for guidance on how
to
perform security planning.
Good, effective security planning includes a careful risk analysis. A
risk is a
potential problem that the system or its users may experience. We
distinguish a risk from other project events by looking for three
things:
1. A loss associated with an event: The event must generate a
negative
effect: compromised security, lost time, diminished quality, lost
money,
lost control, lost understanding, and so on. This loss is called
the risk
impact.
2. The likelihood that the event will occur: There is a probability of
occurrence associated with each risk, measured from 0
(impossible) to
3.
Thus, costs are associated not only with the potential impact of risks
but
also with reducing it. Risk leverage is the difference in risk exposure
divided
by the cost of reducing the risk. In other words, Risk Leverage is:
(Risk Exposure before reduction) (Risk Exposure after
reduction)
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