Securing systems : applied security architecture and threat models /: applied security architecture and threat models. (2015)
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- Securing systems : applied security architecture and threat models /: applied security architecture and threat models. (2015)
- Main Title:
- Securing systems : applied security architecture and threat models
- Further Information:
- Note: Brook S.E. Schoenfield.
- Authors:
- Schoenfield, Brook S. E
- Contents:
- Dedication; Contents; Foreword by John N. Stewart; Foreword by Dr. James F. Ransome; Preface; Acknowledgments; About the Author; ; Part I Introduction; The Lay of Information Security Land; The Structure of the Book; References; ; Introduction; Breach! Fix It!; Information Security, as Applied to Systems; Applying Security to Any System; References; ; The Art of Security Assessment; Why Art and Not Engineering?; Introducing "The Process"; Necessary Ingredients; The Threat Landscape; Who Are These Attackers? Why Do They Want to Attack My System?; How Much Risk to Tolerate?; Getting Started; References; ; Security Architecture of Systems; Why Is Enterprise Architecture Important?; The "Security" in "Architecture"; Diagramming For Security Analysis; Seeing and Applying Patterns; System Architecture Diagrams and Protocol Interchange Flows (Data Flow Diagrams); Security Touches All Domains; Component Views; What’s Important?; What Is "Architecturally Interesting"?; Understanding the Architecture of a System; Size Really Does Matter; Applying Principles and Patterns to Specific Designs; Principles, But Not Solely Principles; Summary; References; ; Information Security Risk; Rating with Incomplete Information; Gut Feeling and Mental Arithmetic; Real-World Calculation; Personal Security Posture; Just Because It Might Be Bad, Is It?; The Components of Risk; Threat; Exposure; Vulnerability; Impact; Business Impact; Data Sensitivity Scales; Risk Audiences; The Risk Owner; DesiredDedication; Contents; Foreword by John N. Stewart; Foreword by Dr. James F. Ransome; Preface; Acknowledgments; About the Author; ; Part I Introduction; The Lay of Information Security Land; The Structure of the Book; References; ; Introduction; Breach! Fix It!; Information Security, as Applied to Systems; Applying Security to Any System; References; ; The Art of Security Assessment; Why Art and Not Engineering?; Introducing "The Process"; Necessary Ingredients; The Threat Landscape; Who Are These Attackers? Why Do They Want to Attack My System?; How Much Risk to Tolerate?; Getting Started; References; ; Security Architecture of Systems; Why Is Enterprise Architecture Important?; The "Security" in "Architecture"; Diagramming For Security Analysis; Seeing and Applying Patterns; System Architecture Diagrams and Protocol Interchange Flows (Data Flow Diagrams); Security Touches All Domains; Component Views; What’s Important?; What Is "Architecturally Interesting"?; Understanding the Architecture of a System; Size Really Does Matter; Applying Principles and Patterns to Specific Designs; Principles, But Not Solely Principles; Summary; References; ; Information Security Risk; Rating with Incomplete Information; Gut Feeling and Mental Arithmetic; Real-World Calculation; Personal Security Posture; Just Because It Might Be Bad, Is It?; The Components of Risk; Threat; Exposure; Vulnerability; Impact; Business Impact; Data Sensitivity Scales; Risk Audiences; The Risk Owner; Desired Security Posture; Summary; References; ; Prepare for Assessment; Process Review; Credible Attack Vectors; Applying ATASM; Architecture and Artifacts; Understand the Logical and Component Architecture of the System; Understand Every Communication Flow and Any Valuable Data Wherever Stored ; Threat Enumeration; List All the Possible Threat Agents for This Type of System; List the Typical Attack Methods of the Threat Agents; List the System-Level Objectives of Threat Agents Using Their Attack Methods; Attack Surfaces; Decompose (factor) the Architecture to a Level That Exposes Every Possible Attack Surface; Filter Out Threat Agents Who Have No Attack Surfaces Exposed to Their Typical Methods; List All Existing Security Controls for Each Attack Surface; Filter Out All Attack Surfaces for Which There Is Sufficient Existing Protection; Data Sensitivity; A Few Additional Thoughts on Risk; Possible Controls; Apply New Security Controls to the Set of Attack Services for Which There Isn’t Sufficient Mitigation; Build a Defense-in-Depth; Summary; References; ; Part I Summary; ; Part II Introduction; Practicing with Sample Assessments; Start with Architecture; A Few Comments about Playing Well with Others; Understand the Big Picture and the Context; Getting Back to Basics; References; ; eCommerce Website; Decompose the System; The Right Level of Decomposition; Finding Attack Surfaces to Build the Threat Model; Requirements; ; Enterprise Architecture; Enterprise Architecture Pre-work: Digital Diskus; Digital Diskus’ Threat Landscape; Conceptual Security Architecture; Enterprise Security Architecture Imperatives and Requirements; Digital Diskus’ Component Architecture; Enterprise Architecture Requirements; References; ; Business Analytics; Architecture; Threats; Attack Surfaces; Attack Surface Enumeration; Mitigations; Administrative Controls; Enterprise Identity Systems (Authentication and Authorization); Requirements; References; ; Endpoint Anti-malware; A Deployment Model Lens; Analysis; More on Deployment Model; Endpoint AV Software Security Requirements; References; ; Mobile Security Software with Cloud Management; Basic Mobile Security Architecture; Mobility Often Implies Client/Cloud; Introducing Clouds; Authentication Is Not a Panacea; The Entire Message Stack Is Important; Just Good Enough Security; Additional Security Requirements for a Mobile and Cloud Architecture; ; Cloud Software as a Service (SaaS); What’s So Special about Clouds?; Analysis: Peel the Onion; Freemium Demographics; Protecting Cloud Secrets; The Application Is a Defense; "Globality"; Additional Requirements for the SaaS Reputation Service 319; References; ; Part II Summary; ; Part III Introduction; ; Patterns and Governance Deliver Economies of Scale; Expressing Security Requirements; Expressing Security Requirements to Enable; Who Consumes Requirements?; Getting Security Requirements Implemented; Why Do Good Requirements Go Bad?; Some Thoughts on Governance; Summary; References; ; Building an Assessment Program; Building a Program; Senior Management’s Job; Bottom Up?; Use Peer Networks; Building a Team; Training; Documentation and Artifacts; Peer Review; Workload; Mistakes and Missteps; Not Everyone Should Become an Architect; Standards Can’t Be Applied Rigidly; One Size Does Not Fit All, Redux; Don’t Issue Edicts Unless Certain of Compliance; Measuring Success; Invitations Are Good!; Establish Baselines; Summary; References; ; Part III Summary and Afterword; Summary; Afterword; ; Index; … (more)
- Edition:
- 1st
- Publisher Details:
- Boca Raton : CRC Press
- Publication Date:
- 2015
- Extent:
- 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
- Subjects:
- 005.8
Computer networks -- Security measures - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781482233988
- Related ISBNs:
- 9781482233971
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- Note: Description based on CIP data; item not viewed.
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- British Library HMNTS - ELD.DS.140927
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