Information Management - IT6701
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Information Management
DATABASE MODELLING and MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
DATA SECURITY AND PRIVACY
INFORMATION GOVERNANCE
INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE
INFORMATION LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT
Security in Computing By Charles P Pfleeger
Chapter 1 : Is There a Security Problem in Computing
What Does "Secure" Mean? Protecting Software in Automobile Control Systems Attacks Why Universities Are Prime Targets The Meaning of Computer Security Record Record Loss Top Methods of Attack Computer Criminals The Terrorists, Inc., IT Department Methods of DefenseChapter 2 : Elementary Cryptography
Elementary Cryptography Elementary Cryptography - Terminology and Background Substitution Ciphers Transpositions (Permutations) Making "Good" Encryption Algorithms The Data Encryption Standard(DES) The AES Encryption Algorithm Public Key Encryption The Uses of EncryptionChapter 3 : Program Security
Program Security Secure Programs Nonmalicious Program Errors Viruses and Other Malicious Code Nonmalicious Flaws Cause Failures Why Worry About Malicious Code? Kinds of Malicious Code Rapidly Approaching Zero How Viruses Attach How Viruses Gain Control Homes for Viruses Virus Signatures The Source of Viruses Prevention of Virus Infection Truths and Misconceptions About Viruses First Example of Malicious Code: The Brain Virus Example: The Internet Worm More Malicious Code: Code Red Malicious Code on the Web: Web Bugs Is the Cure Worse Than the Disease? Trapdoors - Targeted Malicious Code: Examples, Causes Salami Attack Rootkits and the Sony XCP Privilege Escalation Interface Illusions Keystroke Logging Man-in-the-Middle Attacks Timing Attacks Covert Channels: Programs That Leak Information Controls Against Program Threats The Nature of Software Development Modularity, Encapsulation, and Information Hiding Peer Reviews Hazard Analysis Testing Good Design and Prediction Static Analysis Configuration Management Lessons from Mistakes There's More Than One Way to Crack a System Formal Methods Can Catch Difficult-to-See Problems Programming Practice Conclusions Standards of Program Development Process Standards Program Controls in GeneralChapter 4 : Protection in General Purpose Operating Systems
Protection in General-Purpose Operating Systems Protected Objects and Methods of Protection Memory and Address Protection Control of Access to General Objects File Protection Mechanisms User Authentication Biometrics: Ready for Prime Time? Passwords as Authenticators Additional Authentication Information Attacks on Passwords Password Selection Criteria The Authentication Process Biometrics: Authentication Not Using PasswordsChapter 5 : Designing Trusted Operating Systems
Designing Trusted Operating Systems What Is a Trusted System? Security Policies Models of Security Trusted Operating System Design The Importance of Good Design Principles Trusted System Design Elements Security Features of Ordinary Operating Systems Security Features of Trusted Operating Systems Kernelized Design Separation/Isolation Virtualization Layered Design Assurance in Trusted Operating Systems Typical Operating System Flaws Assurance Methods Open Source Evaluation Security as an Add-OnChapter 6 : Database and Data Mining Security
Database and Data Mining Security Introduction to Databases Security Requirements Reliability and Integrity Sensitive Data Inference Multilevel Databases Proposals for Multilevel Security Data MiningChapter 7 : Security in Networks
Security in Networks Network Concepts Network Media Network Protocols Types of Networks Threats in Networks Who Attacks Networks? Threats in Transit: Eavesdropping and Wiretapping Protocol Flaws Impersonation Message Confidentiality Threats Message Integrity Threats Format Failures Web Site Vulnerabilities Denial of Service Distributed Denial of Service Threats in Active or Mobile Code Threats in Active or Mobile Code Networks Complex Attacks Network Security Controls - Security Threat Analysis Architecture - Security in Networks Encryption - Security in Networks Content Integrity - Security in Networks Strong Authentication and Kerberos - Security in Networks Access Controls - Security in Networks Wireless Networks Security Honeypots, Alarms and Alerts - Security in Networks Traffic Flow Security Firewalls Types of Firewalls Example Firewall Configurations Intrusion Detection Systems Types of IDSs(Intrusion Detection Systems) Goals for Intrusion Detection Systems Intrusion Detection Systems(IDS) Strengths and Limitations Secure E-MailChapter 8 : Administering Security
Administering Security Security Planning Contents of a Security Plan Security Planning Team Members Assuring Commitment to a Security Plan Business Continuity Plans Incident Response Plans Risk Analysis The Nature of Risk Steps of a Risk Analysis Arguments For and Against Risk Analysis Organizational Security Policies Characteristics of a Good Security Policy Policy Issue Example: Government E-mail Physical Security Interception of Sensitive Information Contingency Planning Physical Security RecapChapter 9 : The Economics of Cybersecurity
The Economics of Cybersecurity Making a Business Case Quantifying Security The Economic Impact of Cybersecurity Data to Justify Security Action A Summary of Recent Security Surveys Are the Data Representative? Sources of Attack and Financial Impact Modeling Cybersecurity Current Research and Future DirectionsChapter 10 : Privacy in Computing
Privacy in Computing Privacy Concepts Computer-Related Privacy Problems Privacy Principles and Policies Authentication and Privacy What Authentication Means Data Mining Privacy on the Web Spyware Shopping on the Internet E-Mail Security Impacts on Emerging TechnologiesChapter 11 : Legal and Ethical Issues in Computer Security
Legal and Ethical Issues in Computer Security Protecting Programs and Data Copyrights - Protecting Programs and Data Patents - Protecting Programs and Data Trade Secrets Protection for Computer Objects Information and the Law Rights of Employees and Employers Redress for Software Failures Computer Crime Why Computer Crime Is Hard to Define and Prosecute Examples of Statutes International Dimensions Why Computer Criminals Are Hard to Catch What Computer Crime Does Not Address Cryptography and the Law Ethical Issues in Computer Security Case Studies of Ethics: Use of Computer Services Case Studies of Ethics: Privacy Rights Case Studies of Ethics: Denial of Service Case Studies of Ethics: Ownership of Programs Case Studies of Ethics: Proprietary Resources Case Studies of Ethics: Fraud Case Studies of Ethics: Accuracy of Information Case Studies of Ethics: Ethics of Hacking or Cracking Codes of Computer EthicsChapter 12 : Cryptography Explained
Cryptography Explained Mathematics for Cryptography Symmetric Encryption Data Encryption Standard Advanced Encryption Standard Public Key Encryption Systems MerkleHellman Knapsacks RivestShamirAdelman (RSA) Encryption The El Gamal and Digital Signature Algorithms Quantum CryptographyInformation Architecture on the World Wide Web by Peter Morville
Chapter 1 : What Makes a Web Site Work
What Makes a Web Site Work Consumer Sensitivity Boot Camp Web Site Work - If You Don't Like to Exercise The Role of the Information ArchitectChapter 2 : Introduction to Information Architecture
Who Should Be the Information Architect? Collaboration and Communication Organizing InformationChapter 3 : Organizing Information
Organizing Information Organizational Challenges Organizing Web Sites and Intranets Creating Cohesive Organization Systems Designing Navigation SystemsChapter 4 : Designing Navigation Systems
Designing Navigation Systems Browser Navigation Features Building Context Improving Flexibility Types of Navigation Systems Integrated Navigation Elements Remote Navigation Elements Designing Elegant Navigation Systems Labeling SystemsChapter 5 : Labeling Systems
Labeling Systems Why You Should Care About Labeling Labeling Systems, Not Labels Types of Labeling Systems Creating Effective Labeling Systems Fine-Tuning the Labeling System Non-Representational Labeling Systems A Double Challenge - Labeling Systems Searching and Your Web SiteChapter 6 : Searching Systems
Searching and Your Web Site Understanding How Users Search Designing the Search Interface In an Ideal World: The Reference Interview Indexing the Right Stuff To Search or Not To Search? ResearchChapter 7 : Research
Research Research: Defining Goals Learning About the Intended Audiences Identifying Content and Function Requirements Grouping Content Conceptual DesignChapter 8 : Conceptual Design
Conceptual Design Brainstorming with White Boards and Flip Charts Metaphor Exploration High-Level Architecture Blueprints Architectural Page Mockups Design Sketches Web-Based Prototypes Production and OperationsChapter 9 : Production and Operations
Production and Operations Detailed Architecture Blueprints Content Mapping Web Page Inventory Point-of-Production Architecture Architecture Style Guides Learning from Users Information Architecture in ActionChapter 10 : Information Architecture in Action
Information Architecture in Action Archipelagoes of Information A Case Study: Henry Ford Health System
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