Information Security Finals

Someone cannot deny having completed an action because there will be proof that they did it. 

• Authentication

• Confidentiality

• Non – repudiation

• Availability

Individuals gaining unauthorized access to computer systems.

• Possession

• Hackers

• Sabotage

• Brute Force Attack

Allows for a secure network connection over public networks. It encrypts internet traffic and hides your online identity.

• Remote Access

• Logical Access Control 

• Physical Access Control

• Virtual Private Networks (Vpns)

Flooding a system with traffic to make it inaccessible to legitimate users.

• Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks 

• Spoofing

• Brute Force Attack

• Sabotage

A collection of computers and other hardware interconnected by communication channels that allow sharing of resources and information.

• Information Operation 

• Server

• Networks

• Information Assurance 

Is a combination of hardware, software, data, and users that work together to perform various computing tasks.

• Network

• Desktop

• Workspace

• Computer System 

Occurs when network messages can be intercepted, modified, or misrouted.

• Communication Vulnerability 

• Exposure

• Vulnerabilities

• Spoofing 

Sending messages to a computer using a source IP address that indicates the messages are coming from a trusted host.

• Remote Access

• Trojan Horses

• Spoofing

• Masquerading

Use a list of commonly used passwords instead of random combinations.

• Brute Force Attack

• Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks 

• External Misuse 

• Dictionary Attack

Is the ability for an authorized individual to connect to a device or network over a network connection from a distance.

• Remote Access

• Logical Access Control 

• Networks

• Networks