by Esha | Aug 19, 2024 | CISSP
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) is a security concept that involves designing the physical environment in a way that deters criminal behavior. The primary principles of CPTED include: Natural Access Control Description: This principle involves...
by Esha | Aug 19, 2024 | CISSP
Security and Cyber Threats Hackers and Crackers: Individuals who attempt to breach systems to prove their skills as intruders. Pseudo Flaw: A false vulnerability intentionally placed in a system to attract and mislead attackers. Darknet: Unused network space that can...
by Esha | Aug 19, 2024 | CISSP
Trusted Recovery is a security concept that ensures a system can recover from a crash or failure without compromising its security. This is particularly critical in high-security systems, specifically those rated at B3 and A1 levels under the Trusted Computer System...
by Esha | Aug 19, 2024 | CISSP
Security Access Cards are a common method of controlling and monitoring access to secure areas within an organization. They can range from simple identification cards to advanced digital-coded and wireless proximity cards. Here’s an overview of the different...
by Esha | Aug 19, 2024 | CISSP
Audit Trails are essential components of security and compliance within an organization, providing a detailed record of access and actions taken on systems and data. They play a crucial role in detecting unauthorized activities, understanding system usage, and...
