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Collection and Dissemination of Computer and Internet Security Related Information Ongoing advances in technology and the growth of the Internet are introducing not only an increase in the number of vulnerabilities being found, but also an increase in the complexity of system administration, incident handling and forensic analysis work. There have been progressive changes in intruder techniques, increased difficulty of detecting an attack, increased amounts of damage, and an increased difficulty in catching the attackers.
By Scott Fox, 02/19/2004
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CodeRed II: Incident Handling Process and Procedures The 6-step method for incident handling is to prepare, detect, contain, eradicate, recover, and lessons learned. This paper uses the CodeRed II virus as a template to generate questions to help you better prepare for the next virus outbreak. We will use lessons learned in each of the steps to better prepare for future virus infections.
By Unknown, 02/19/2004
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Is your risk management plan as good as it gets? Not all security incidents can be prevented, nor is it cost-effective to try. Each control should be evaluated on its own merits prior to implementation. Issues to consider: direct costs, training, decreased system performance and public perception. To help security managers implement recommendations is the just-released incident response guide by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) that emphasizes being prepared for various security breaches.
By Shawna McAlearney, 02/17/2004
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