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14 Cards in this Set
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Definition of IA |
To protect information and Information Systems |
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5 pillars of IA |
C - confidentiality - authorized restrictions on information access and disclosure
I - integrity- information and programs are changed only in a specified and authorized manner
A - authentification- timely and reliable access to data
N - non-repudiation- application that with high insurance can be asserted to be genuine, and that cannot be subsequently refuted
A - availability- measure of confidence that users or processes that access information are who they say they are
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Define IAVA |
Information assurance vulnerability alert High priority |
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Define IAVT |
Information assurance vulnerability Technical Advisory Low priority |
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Define IAVB |
Information assurance vulnerability bulletin Medium priority |
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Define CTO |
Computer tasking order |
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Define HBSS |
Host based security system |
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Zombie |
System taking directions from a master control computer |
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Bot |
Automated software program that collects information on the web |
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Zero day exploit |
A computer threat that tries to exploit computers application vulnerabilities |
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Spyware |
Programs that work on behalf of a third party |
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Logic bomb |
Any code that is hidden within an application and causes something unexpected to happen |
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GIG |
Global Information Grid |
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IDS |
Intrusion detection system Active: inactive response taking action based upon attack or threat to reduce potential impact Passive: most common type of response to many intrusions (logging) |
