Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, Version 1.1¶
National Institute of Standards and Technology. (2018). Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, Version 1.1.
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- Swiss Cheese Model (Layered Defense with Aligning Holes)
- In cybersecurity, breach analysis traces an attacker's path through authentication, segmentation, intrusion detection, and host controls.
This sourceLayered, overlapping cybersecurity controls (identify-protect-detect-respond-recover) so that breach analysis traces an attacker's path through authentication, segmentation, intrusion detection, and host controls.
- In cybersecurity, breach analysis traces an attacker's path through authentication, segmentation, intrusion detection, and host controls.
- Vulnerability Decomposition
- Cybersecurity decomposes organisational vulnerability into attack-surface exposure, sensitivity (damage from a successful compromise), and adaptive capacity (detection, response, recovery).
This sourceThe Identify/Protect (attack-surface exposure), and Detect/Respond/Recover (adaptive capacity) functions map organizational cyber vulnerability onto exposure, sensitivity, and response-and-recovery capacity.
- Cybersecurity decomposes organisational vulnerability into attack-surface exposure, sensitivity (damage from a successful compromise), and adaptive capacity (detection, response, recovery).
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