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The state of information security
Network Security, 2012The past 18 months or so have been marked by an explosion of high-profile cyber-attacks targeting a wide range of prominent organisations across key industries. With so many types of attack to keep track of – Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), industrialised attacks, insider threats, and so on – it has become difficult to clearly delineate between ...
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IEEE Security & Privacy, 2012
This installment examines the state of website security, by the numbers. It also discusses the most effective way for organizations to achieve sustainable improvements in the security of the code they put on the Web.
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This installment examines the state of website security, by the numbers. It also discusses the most effective way for organizations to achieve sustainable improvements in the security of the code they put on the Web.
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Proceedings of the 40th International Conference on Software Engineering: Companion Proceeedings, 2018
Software-intensive systems are increasingly pervading our everyday lives. As they get more and more connected, this opens them up to far-reaching cyber attacks. Moreover, a recent study by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security shows that more than 90% of current cyber-attacks are enabled not by faulty crypto, networks or hardware but by application ...
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Software-intensive systems are increasingly pervading our everyday lives. As they get more and more connected, this opens them up to far-reaching cyber attacks. Moreover, a recent study by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security shows that more than 90% of current cyber-attacks are enabled not by faulty crypto, networks or hardware but by application ...
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Network Security, 2012
Security is a discipline concerned with protecting networks and computer systems against threats such as hacking exploits, malware, data leakage, spam and Denial of Service (DoS) attacks, as well as ensuring trusted access through mechanisms such as IPsec or SSL.
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Security is a discipline concerned with protecting networks and computer systems against threats such as hacking exploits, malware, data leakage, spam and Denial of Service (DoS) attacks, as well as ensuring trusted access through mechanisms such as IPsec or SSL.
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2010
AbstractThis article explores developments in the UK security state, concentrating on the intelligence and security services, together with the Whitehall machinery that connects these agencies with the core executive. It also addresses related aspects of security policing or ‘high policing’.
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AbstractThis article explores developments in the UK security state, concentrating on the intelligence and security services, together with the Whitehall machinery that connects these agencies with the core executive. It also addresses related aspects of security policing or ‘high policing’.
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The state of operational technology security
Network Security, 2019It's a sad and worrying fact that awareness about cyber security – and subsequent action – has lagged behind as technology has progressed. This is true in every domain, but perhaps none more so than operational technology (OT). The systems used to run manufacturing plants, control power stations and water utilities and manage countless industrial ...
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Non-state Security Actors and Security Governance in Taraba State
Middle East Research Journal of Humanities and Social SciencesThis study explores the role of non-state security actors in security governance in Taraba State, Nigeria. It adopted the descriptive research design and the community involvement approach theory to examine the role of non-state security actors in Taraba State.
Destiny Eze Agwanwo, Raphael Lawal
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The regulatory security state in Europe
Journal of European Public Policy, 2023Moritz Weis, Andreas Krück
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Abstract This chapter deals with the idea of the ‘security state’ and the ‘surveillance state’ in Union Ireland. It focuses on the infrastructures through which power ebbed and flowed. In 1810, Ireland had no real education system, no national police or welfare system, no truly national postal system, no asylum system, no railways, and ...
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