Data Centric Security Software Defined by Amanowicz Marek (20 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The book focuses on applyingthedata-centric security (DCS)concept and leveraging the unique capabilities of software-defined networks (SDN) to improvethesecurity and resilience of corporate and government information systems used to process critical informationand implement business processes requiring special protection. As organisations increasingly rely on information technology, cyber threats to data and infrastructure can significantly affect their operations and adversely impact critical business processes.Appropriate authentication, authorisation, monitoring, and response measures must be implemented within the perimeter of the system to protectagainst adversaries. However,sophisticated attackers can compromise theperimeter defencesand evenremain inthe systemfor a prolonged time without the ownerbeing aware of these facts. Therefore, new security paradigms such as Zero Trust and DCS aimto provide defenceunderthe assumption that the boundary protections will be breached.Based onexperience and lessons learned from research on the application of DCS to defence systems, the authorspresentan approach to integratingthe DCS conceptwithSDN.They introduce a risk-aware approach toroutingin SDN, enabling defence-in-depth and enhanced securityfordata in transit.The book describes possible paths for an organisation to transition towards DCS, indicating some open and challenging issues requiring further investigation. To allow interested readers to conduct detailed studies and evaluate the exemplary implementation of DCS over SDN,thetext includes a short tutorial on using the emulation environment andlinks to the websites from which the software can be downloaded.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The book focuses on applyingthedata-centric security (DCS)concept and leveraging the unique capabilities of software-defined networks (SDN) to improvethesecurity and resilience of corporate and government information systems used to process critical informationand implement business processes requiring special protection. As organisations increasingly rely on information technology, cyber threats to data and infrastructure can significantly affect their operations and adversely impact critical business processes.Appropriate authentication, authorisation, monitoring, and response measures must be implemented within the perimeter of the system to protectagainst adversaries. However,sophisticated attackers can compromise theperimeter defencesand evenremain inthe systemfor a prolonged time without the ownerbeing aware of these facts. Therefore, new security paradigms such as Zero Trust and DCS aimto provide defenceunderthe assumption that the boundary protections will be breached.Based onexperience and lessons learned from research on the application of DCS to defence systems, the authorspresentan approach to integratingthe DCS conceptwithSDN.They introduce a risk-aware approach toroutingin SDN, enabling defence-in-depth and enhanced securityfordata in transit.The book describes possible paths for an organisation to transition towards DCS, indicating some open and challenging issues requiring further investigation. To allow interested readers to conduct detailed studies and evaluate the exemplary implementation of DCS over SDN,thetext includes a short tutorial on using the emulation environment andlinks to the websites from which the software can be downloaded.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The book focuses on applying the data-centric security (DCS) concept and leveraging the unique capabilities of software-defined networks (SDN) to improve the security and resilience of corporate and government information systems used to process critical information and implement business processes requiring special protection. As organisations increasingly rely on information technology, cyber threats to data and infrastructure can significantly affect their operations and adversely impact critical business processes. Appropriate authentication, authorisation, monitoring, and response measures must be implemented within the perimeter of the system to protect against adversaries. However, sophisticated attackers can compromise the perimeter defences and even remain in the system for a prolonged time without the owner being aware of these facts. Therefore, new security paradigms such as Zero Trust and DCS aimto provide defence under the assumption that the boundary protections will be breached. Based on experience and lessons learned from research on the application of DCS to defence systems, the authors present an approach to integrating the DCS concept with SDN. They introduce a risk-aware approach to routing in SDN, enabling defence-in-depth and enhanced security for data in transit. The book describes possible paths for an organisation to transition towards DCS, indicating some open and challenging issues requiring further investigation. To allow interested readers to conduct detailed studies and evaluate the exemplary implementation of DCS over SDN, the text includes a short tutorial on using the emulation environment and links to the websites from which the software can be downloaded. The book focuses on applying the data-centric security (DCS) concept and leveraging the unique capabilities of software-defined networks (SDN) to improve the security and resilience of corporate and government information systems used to process critical information and implement business processes requiring special protection. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -The book focuses on applying the data-centric security (DCS) concept and leveraging the unique capabilities of software-defined networks (SDN) to improve the security and resilience of corporate and government information systems used to process critical information and implement business processes requiring special protection. As organisations increasingly rely on information technology, cyber threats to data and infrastructure can significantly affect their operations and adversely impact critical business processes. Appropriate authentication, authorisation, monitoring, and response measures must be implemented within the perimeter of the system to protect against adversaries. However, sophisticated attackers can compromise the perimeter defences and even remain in the system for a prolonged time without the owner being aware of these facts. Therefore, new security paradigms such as Zero Trust and DCS aim to provide defence under the assumption that the boundary protections will be breached.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 140 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -The book focuses on applying the data-centric security (DCS) concept and leveraging the unique capabilities of software-defined networks (SDN) to improve the security and resilience of corporate and government information systems used to process critical information and implement business processes requiring special protection. As organisations increasingly rely on information technology, cyber threats to data and infrastructure can significantly affect their operations and adversely impact critical business processes. Appropriate authentication, authorisation, monitoring, and response measures must be implemented within the perimeter of the system to protect against adversaries. However, sophisticated attackers can compromise the perimeter defences and even remain in the system for a prolonged time without the owner being aware of these facts. Therefore, new security paradigms such as Zero Trust and DCS aimto provide defence under the assumption that the boundary protections will be breached.Based on experience and lessons learned from research on the application of DCS to defence systems, the authors present an approach to integrating the DCS concept with SDN. They introduce a risk-aware approach to routing in SDN, enabling defence-in-depth and enhanced security for data in transit. The book describes possible paths for an organisation to transition towards DCS, indicating some open and challenging issues requiring further investigation. To allow interested readers to conduct detailed studies and evaluate the exemplary implementation of DCS over SDN, the text includes a short tutorial on using the emulation environment and links to the websites from which the software can be downloaded.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 140 pp. Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The book focuses on applyingthedata-centric security (DCS)concept and leveraging the unique capabilities of software-defined networks (SDN) to improvethesecurity and resilience of corporate and government information systems used to process critical informationand implement business processes requiring special protection. As organisations increasingly rely on information technology, cyber threats to data and infrastructure can significantly affect their operations and adversely impact critical business processes.Appropriate authentication, authorisation, monitoring, and response measures must be implemented within the perimeter of the system to protectagainst adversaries. However,sophisticated attackers can compromise theperimeter defencesand evenremain inthe systemfor a prolonged time without the ownerbeing aware of these facts. Therefore, new security paradigms such as Zero Trust and DCS aimto provide defenceunderthe assumption that the boundary protections will be breached.Based onexperience and lessons learned from research on the application of DCS to defence systems, the authorspresentan approach to integratingthe DCS conceptwithSDN.They introduce a risk-aware approach toroutingin SDN, enabling defence-in-depth and enhanced securityfordata in transit.The book describes possible paths for an organisation to transition towards DCS, indicating some open and challenging issues requiring further investigation. To allow interested readers to conduct detailed studies and evaluate the exemplary implementation of DCS over SDN,thetext includes a short tutorial on using the emulation environment andlinks to the websites from which the software can be downloaded. 140 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The book focuses on applyingthedata-centric security (DCS)concept and leveraging the unique capabilities of software-defined networks (SDN) to improvethesecurity and resilience of corporate and government information systems used to process critical informationand implement business processes requiring special protection. As organisations increasingly rely on information technology, cyber threats to data and infrastructure can significantly affect their operations and adversely impact critical business processes.Appropriate authentication, authorisation, monitoring, and response measures must be implemented within the perimeter of the system to protectagainst adversaries. However,sophisticated attackers can compromise theperimeter defencesand evenremain inthe systemfor a prolonged time without the ownerbeing aware of these facts. Therefore, new security paradigms such as Zero Trust and DCS aimto provide defenceunderthe assumption that the boundary protections will be breached.Based onexperience and lessons learned from research on the application of DCS to defence systems, the authorspresentan approach to integratingthe DCS conceptwithSDN.They introduce a risk-aware approach toroutingin SDN, enabling defence-in-depth and enhanced securityfordata in transit.The book describes possible paths for an organisation to transition towards DCS, indicating some open and challenging issues requiring further investigation. To allow interested readers to conduct detailed studies and evaluate the exemplary implementation of DCS over SDN,thetext includes a short tutorial on using the emulation environment andlinks to the websites from which the software can be downloaded. 140 pp. Englisch.

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