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The Future of Information Security |
Peter Tippett
Chapter Contents:
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54.1 |
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Risk Equation
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54.1.1 |
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Threat
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54.1.2 |
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Vulnerability
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54.1.3 |
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Cost and Economic Impact
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54.1.4 |
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Risk
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54.2 |
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Seven Macrotrends in Internet Security
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54.2.1 |
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Increasing Complexity Drives Accelerating Growth in Vulnerability
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54.2.2 |
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Rapidly Changing Environment Drives Rapidly Changing Risks
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54.2.3 |
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Greater All-to-All Connectivity Drives Greater Malicious Connectivity
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54.2.4 |
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Growth in Internet Users Drives Growth in Internet Abusers
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54.2.5 |
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Internet Anonymity Drives Tendency toward Abuse
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52.2.6 |
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"E-Democritization" Drives Greater Power and Access for Abusers
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54.2.7 |
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Lack of Accepted Security Processes Drives the Pursuit of Dogma
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54.2.7.1 |
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Password Policies
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54.2.7.2 |
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Encryption
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54.2.8 |
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Five Microtrends in Internet Security
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54.3 |
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Dynamic, Holistic Security Process
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54.3.1 |
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Strongest Security: Fix Simple Things, and Repeat Often
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54.3.2 |
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It Takes Three Mistakes to Kill You
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54.3.3 |
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Coping with Malicious Code
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54.3.4 |
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Insider Threats
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54.3.5 |
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Effective Risk Management
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54.4 |
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Envisioning the Future
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54.5 |
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Notes
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