Defense strategy (computing): Difference between revisions
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''' Delete'''- strategy performing different security measures preventing intruder from gaining sensitive information at all cost. Strategy based on assumption that damage from information disclosure is more than system integrity. Assuming system may be penetrated, attempt is detected. Strategy is part of [[Data-centric security]] approach. | ''' Delete'''- strategy performing different security measures preventing intruder from gaining sensitive information at all cost. Strategy based on assumption that damage from information disclosure is more than system integrity. Assuming system may be penetrated, attempt is detected. Strategy is part of [[Data-centric security]] approach. | ||
Example of this strategy is information deletion as response to security violation, unauthorized access attempt. | Example of this strategy is information deletion as response to security violation, unauthorized access attempt, [[password]] reset. | ||
'''Information redundancy''' -strategy performing different security measures to keep redundancy for information and using it in case of damage. Strategy based on assumption that finding and repairing of damage is more complicated than restoration of system. | '''Information redundancy''' -strategy performing different security measures to keep redundancy for information and using it in case of damage. Strategy based on assumption that finding and repairing of damage is more complicated than restoration of system. | ||