PPT-Introduction to Security

Module 17 Sharing Data While Preserving Privacy some slides by Gen Bartlett Jelena Mirkovic USC CSCI 430 Why Do We Want to Share Share existing data sets Research Companies Buy data from each other . Introduction to Computer Security. Books:. An . Inroduction. to Computer Security: The NIST Handbook. Johannes . Buchmann. : Introduction to Cryptography. Douglas Stinson: Cryptography Theory and Practice. to. Security. . Computer Networks . Term . A15. Intro to Security Outline. Network Security. Malware. Spyware, viruses, worms and . trojan. horses, botnets. Denial of Service and Distributed DOS Attacks. Reasoning About the Human in the Loop. Lorrie Faith Cranor. August 2009. Outline. Why should we make secure systems more usable?. How can we make secure systems more usable. The human in the . loop. Why should we make secure systems more usable?. David Brumley. dbrumley@cmu.edu. Carnegie Mellon University. Today: Overview. Course Staff. Trusting Trust. Course Overview. Example Applications. Course Mechanics. CMU CTF Team. 2. You will find. a. Reasoning About the Human in the Loop. Lorrie Faith . Cranor. September 2011. Outline. Why should we make secure systems more usable?. How can we make secure systems more usable. The human in the loop. ECE 422 / CS 461 - Fall 2013. *Acknowledgment: Thanks to Susan . Hinrichs. for her slides. Outline. Administrative Issues. Class Overview. Introduction to Computer Security. What is computer security?. Introduction . & Overview. Contents from Prof. . . Kwangjo. . Kim and Other Sources. Syllabus Overview. Basic . terms . Quick . overview on information security . Course Detail. Objectives:. . Suman Jana. Columbia University. *some slides are borrowed from . Vitaly. . Shmatikov. and Ari . Juels. 1. Course goals. Understand the fundamental principles of security. What are the common security mechanisms? Why they often go wrong?. Why there’s more to protect than you might think and why protecting it is a lot tougher than you ever dreamed of in your wildest, most paranoid nightmare. Copyright 2002 by M.S. jaffe. 8/15/2002. MSJ-. 1/30/2017. Introduction to Computer Security © 2004 Matt Bishop . 1. Introduction. 1/30/2017. Introduction to Computer Security © 2004 Matt Bishop . 2. Chapter 1. Objectives. of Access Control. C. David Brumley. dbrumley@cmu.edu. Carnegie Mellon University. Today: Overview. Course Staff. Trusting Trust. Course Overview. Example Applications. Course Mechanics. CMU CTF Team. 2. You will find. a. Introduction to Provable Security Models, Adversaries, Reductions Cryptography / Cryptology “from   Greek   κρυ πτός   kryptós , "hidden, secret"; and  γράφειν graphein , "writing", or  Security I: Introduction & Threat Model Suman Jana Columbia University *some slides are borrowed from Vitaly Shmatikov and Ari Juels 1 Course goals Understand the fundamental principles of security It’s no secret that this world we live in can be pretty stressful sometimes. If you find yourself feeling out-of-sorts, pick up a book.According to a recent study, reading can significantly reduce stress levels. In as little as six minutes, you can reduce your stress levels by 68%.