Security Engineering¶
Anderson, R. (2020). Security Engineering: A Guide to Building Dependable Distributed Systems. Wiley.
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- Coevolution
- Each defensive improvement narrows the attack surface in a way that selects for novel attacks, and each novel attack selects for new defenses — a continuously regenerating loop with no defensible end state, a dynamic Anderson (2020) treats as the defining condition of practical security engineering.
This sourceCanonical security-engineering reference; treats attacker–defender escalation and the economics of security as central to the field, with each defensive improvement selecting for novel attacks in a continuously regenerating loop with no defensible end state.
- Each defensive improvement narrows the attack surface in a way that selects for novel attacks, and each novel attack selects for new defenses — a continuously regenerating loop with no defensible end state, a dynamic Anderson (2020) treats as the defining condition of practical security engineering.
- Risk Migration
- In cybersecurity, hardening one attack surface pushes adversary effort to softer surfaces — endpoints, supply chain, social engineering.
This sourceArgues that hardening one attack surface displaces adversary effort to softer surfaces (endpoints, supply chain, social engineering).
- In cybersecurity, hardening one attack surface pushes adversary effort to softer surfaces — endpoints, supply chain, social engineering.
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