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System assurance beyond detecting vulnerabilities

By:

Mansourov, Nikolai

Contributor(s):

Campara, Djenana

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Burlington, MA ; Mergan Kaufanaun ; 2011Description: xix, 346 p. : ill; Includes indexISBN:

978-0-12-3814141-2

Subject(s):

Computer security

DDC classification:

C 005.8 M31s

Summary: System assurance is a bit like detective work: Most of the time is spent out in the streets gathering evidence-interviewing potential witnesses or searching for a promising cigarette butt. Gathering evidence is important. The evidence contri-butes to understanding the situation (facts of the matter). Evidence drives the investigation (follow the facts). Remember, some detective time is spent on planning the investigative actions. Finally evidence is used to present the case in front of the judge and the jury.

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System assurance is a bit like detective work: Most of the time is spent out in the streets gathering evidence-interviewing potential witnesses or searching for a promising cigarette butt. Gathering evidence is important. The evidence contri-butes to understanding the situation (facts of the matter). Evidence drives the investigation (follow the facts). Remember, some detective time is spent on planning the investigative actions. Finally evidence is used to present the case in front of the judge and the jury.

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