People and organizations who use remote sensing, surveillance, and intercepted
communications to spy on other countries.
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Technical collectors
*NSA
An entity that is motivated to attack particular assets
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Threat agent
,theft, destruction, or damage associated with a break-in
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Attacks
We use a six-level scale that includes the risk levels in NIST's Risk Management
Framework (RMF); will do harm that causes significant damage to an enterprise or its
assets.
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Moderate motivation
When analyzing security, a boundary poses four questions:
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1. What must a threat agent do to breach a wall?
2. How do we control the doorways to exclude threat agents?
3. How can a threat agent pass through the doorway despite our
protections?
4. What do we trust those we let inside to do-or not to do?
What are the six steps in Risk Management Framework (RMF)?
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, 1. Categorize the information
2. Select Security controls
3. Implement security controls
4. Assess Security controls
5. Authorize the information system
6. Monitor security controls
Hacker
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A person with a high degree of knowledge and skill with computing
systems, including the ability to attack them if so motivated.
A hacker who uses knowledge of security weaknesses to protect computer systems
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white-hat hacker
These threat agents serve to forward the interests of particular nations.
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Nation-level competitors
communications to spy on other countries.
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Technical collectors
*NSA
An entity that is motivated to attack particular assets
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Threat agent
,theft, destruction, or damage associated with a break-in
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Attacks
We use a six-level scale that includes the risk levels in NIST's Risk Management
Framework (RMF); will do harm that causes significant damage to an enterprise or its
assets.
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Moderate motivation
When analyzing security, a boundary poses four questions:
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1. What must a threat agent do to breach a wall?
2. How do we control the doorways to exclude threat agents?
3. How can a threat agent pass through the doorway despite our
protections?
4. What do we trust those we let inside to do-or not to do?
What are the six steps in Risk Management Framework (RMF)?
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, 1. Categorize the information
2. Select Security controls
3. Implement security controls
4. Assess Security controls
5. Authorize the information system
6. Monitor security controls
Hacker
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A person with a high degree of knowledge and skill with computing
systems, including the ability to attack them if so motivated.
A hacker who uses knowledge of security weaknesses to protect computer systems
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white-hat hacker
These threat agents serve to forward the interests of particular nations.
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Nation-level competitors
