Confidentiality, Integrity, Authentication, and Nonrepudiation. Carlos F Rentas Strayer University CIS 333 November 17, 2012 Prof. Jonathan C. Thrall Working as an Information Security Officer, our firm was task for a client who is small software company currently using a Microsoft Server 2008 Active Directory domain and is administered by a limited number of over-tasked network administrators. The rest of the client’s staff is mostly software developers and a small number of administrative
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provide a framework that fosters confidentiality, integrity, authentication, and nonrepudiation. Email clients, virtual private network products, Web server components, and domain controllers would utilize digital certificates issued by the certificate authority (CA). Additionally, digital certificates would be used to sign software developed by the company to demonstrate software authenticity to the customer. Write a two to three (2-3) page paper in which you: 1. Identify and analyze the fundamentals
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threats and reduce hacking attempts. • NetContinuum’s NC-2000 AG firewall and Cenzic’s ClickToSecure service work in tandem to minimize the chance of a security breach. • Demonstrates IT’s role in combating cyber crime. • Illustrates digital technology’s role in achieving security on the Web. [pic] System Vulnerability and Abuse • An unprotected computer connected to Internet may be disabled within seconds • Security: • Policies, procedures and technical measures
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INFORMATION SECURITY IN THE DIGITAL WORLD NAME Abstract Information security is the process of detecting and preventing unauthorized users access to your network, computer, and ultimately your personal information. Information security is huge and many casual users do not even think about it, or if they do, only as an afterthought. This is one of the worst things that you can do in this day and age especially with the abundance of
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Explain the role of a Certificate Authority and its obligations in authenticating the person or organization and issuing digital certificates. Certificate Authority or Certification Authority (CA) is an entity, which is core to many PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) schemes, whose purpose is to issue digital certificates to use by other parties. It exemplifies a trusted third party. 3. What would a successful Subversion Attack of a CA result in? An attacker can create a certificate for any domain.
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authentication is achieved. This will reduce unauthorised access to confidential information and fraudulent information authoring. Answer c) Biological identity contains data that uniquely describes an entity with means of biometric techniques whereas Digital Identification is about recognising individuals based on either “what you have” or “what you know” (Wayman.,2008 ) For the Police Computer Crime Unit both of these authentication means can be used. Since the cases are highly sensitive, more secured
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Vaughan-Nichols, 2013 SSL stages: The client initiates a connection with the web-server and prompts the web-server to verify if it is a legit website. The website will then attempt to verify itself by sending a copy of SSL certificate. The client will then confirm if it can trust the website or not,
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authentication and encryption. The advent of Dug Song's 'webmitm' in late 2000 demonstrated the feasibility of mounting an MITM attack on the protocol, but a properlyconfigured client SSL implementation would warn the user about problems with the server certificate. This paper examines the mechanics of the SSL protocol attack, then focuses o... Copyright SANS Institute Author Retains Full Rights AD SSL Man-in-the-Middle Attacks Peter Burkholder February 1, 2002 (v2.0) Abstract TCP/IP protocols
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Jasimere Fairman IS3230 Project: Access Control Proposal In this report we will be discussing making improvements to our great company, Integrated Distributors Incorporated (IDI). We are a publicly traded company that is headquartered in Billings, Montana with over 4,000 employees in 8 locations spread all throughout the world. This multinational organization operates a fleet of freight delivery trucks at each location, while also offering freight forwarding and storage, has multiple business accounts
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