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Identifiying and Preventing vulnerabilities

Liam Higgins Computing Year 11 English 1.0Average rating 1.0 out of 5 (1 rating)

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Identifiying and Preventing vulnerabilities

  1. Firewall

    • Blocks unexpectd connections trying to access the network
  2. Anti-Walware

    • Detects and block attacks from walware
  3. Encription

    • Changes the original numbers and characters so that they are hidden or disguised
  4. System security

    • Threats posed to networks
      • Malware
        • Malware is a software that is designed to distrupt,damage or gain authorized access to a computer system
      • Phishing
        • Phishing is when someone sends fraudulent emails for teh purpose of revealing personal information such as passwords and billing information
      • Social engineering
        • Social engineering is when the manager trains workers/ people using the network what is safe to use to try and prevent hacking and data theft
      • Brute force
        • A brute Force attack occurs when a hacker uses trial and error to gain informations such as user passwords and identification
      • DDOS
        • Distrubuted Denial of service is a type of attack where multiple comprimised systems, usually infected with trojan, are used to target a single system causing a denial
      • Data interception and theft
        • Data theft is when someonesteals computer based information from an unknowing victim with the intent of inruding privacy or obtaining confidential information
      • SQL Injection
        • SQL Injection is when malicious code is embedded into a poorly designed application
      • Poor Neetwork Policy
  5. Penetration Testing

    • Penetration testing is when you test your own system to identify network or application vulnerabilities that an attacker could exploit
  6. Network Forensics

    • Network Forensics is when a system monitors network trafficing to gather information, evidence or to detect a threat
  7. Network Polices

    • Network policies provide rules and guidelines on what network users can and cannot do.
  8. User Access Levels

    • User Access levels are rules or preventions that restrict certain logins/computers from performing certain actions such as not being able to install software
  9. Passwords

    • Having a secure password means only certain people with the login information can access the network

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Year 11 Computing Mind Map on Identifiying and Preventing vulnerabilities, created by Liam Higgins on 28/09/2017.
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