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Cyber security. Simply. Make it happen. : leveraging digitization through IT security

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : monographic
Title Information:	leveraging digitization through IT security
Secondary Intellectual Responsibility:	AbolhassanFerri,
Place of Publication:	Cham, Switzerland
Published:	Springer;
Year of Publication:	2017
Description:	xiii, 127 p.ill. : 24 cm.;
Series:	Management for professionals
Subject:	Internet - Security measures -
Subject:	Computer networks - Security measures. -
ISBN:	978-3-319-46528-9bound
Content Note:	Foreword; Trust Is the Basis of Digitization; Digitization Offers Great Opportunities; Data Protection and Digital Business Models Are Not in Opposition; Security Has to Be Simple; Contents; 1: Security: The Real Challenge for Digitalization; 1.1Introduction; 1.2 Status Quo: The Cloud Is the Backbone of Digitalization; 1.3 Data Security: Only a Secure Cloud Will Lead to Secure Digitalization; 1.3.1 Risk Transformation: It Has to BeEasy to Get into the Cloud; 1.3.2 Risk of an Incident: Making Sure the Cloud Doesńt Crash 1.3.3 Risk of Technical/Physical Attack: A Castle Wall Alone Isńt Enough1.3.4 Risk of a Cyberattack: Ensuring Data and Devices Areńt Casualties; 1.4 Looking to the Future; 1.5 Conclusion; References; 2: Security Policy: Rules for Cyberspace;2.1 Taking Stock: Digital Warfare in the 21st Century; 2.2 Challenges for the Political Sphere: Rules, Resources and Expertise; 2.3 Outlook: A Strategy for the Digital Age; References; 3: Data Protection Empowerment; 3.1 Code Is Law; 3.2 Empowerment; 3.3 Information Technology and Social Values; References 4.4.6 Report4.5 Conclusion; References; 5: The Law and Its Contribution to IT Security: Legal Framework, Requirements, Limits; 5.1 Key Features of the Existing Legal Framework; 5.1.1 IT Compliance: A Challenge for Management Boards and Executives; 5.1.1.1 The Cornerstone of IT Compliance: IT Security; 5.1.1.2 Liability of the Management Board and Executives; 5.1.2 Who Is Responsible?; 5.1.2.1 Requirements for Software Manufacturers; 5.1.2.2 Requirements for Network and Platform Operators; 5.1.2.3 Legal Framework for Providers of IT Services 4: Red Teaming and Wargaming: How Can Management and Supervisory Board Members Become More Involved in Cybersecurity?4.1 Cybersecurity: A Management Board Issue; 4.2 Integrating the Management Board into Existing Cybersecurity Strategies; 4.3 Red Teaming and Wargaming; 4.3.1 Red Teaming Defined; 4.3.2 Wargaming Defined; 4.3.3 Differences Compared withMethods Currently in Use; 4.4 Use of Red Teaming in Combination with Wargaming at Companies; 4.4.1 Classification; 4.4.2 Definition of a Target; 4.4.3 Composition of the Teams; 4.4.4 Analysis: Data Collection and Evaluation; 4.4.5 Wargaming 5.1.3 Regulation on Determining Critical Infrastructure5.1.4 Controversial: Changes Affecting Telemedia Services; 5.2 International Issues: The European Unionś Directive on Security of Network and Information Systems (NIS Directive); 5.3 Data Protection and Data Security in the United States; 5.4 Data Exchange Between EU and US Companies; 5.4.1 Safe Harbor; 5.4.2 Privacy Shield; 5.5 Conclusion: Many Legal Issues to Consider; References; 6: IT Security: Stronger Together; 6.1 The Trinity ofIT Security; 6.2 CSSA

Cyber security. Simply. Make it happen. : leveraging digitization through IT security
Cyber security. Simply. Make it happen. : leveraging digitization through IT security / Ferri Abolhassan, editor - Cham, Switzerland : Springer, 2017. - xiii, 127 p. ; ill. ; 24 cm.. - (Management for professionals).
Foreword; Trust Is the Basis of Digitization; Digitization Offers Great Opportunities; Data Protection and Digital Business Models Are Not in Opposition; Security Has to Be Simple; Contents; 1: Security: The Real Challenge for Digitalization; 1.1Introduction; 1.2 Status Quo: The Cloud Is the Backbone of Digitalization; 1.3 Data Security: Only a Secure Cloud Will Lead to Secure Digitalization; 1.3.1 Risk Transformation: It Has to BeEasy to Get into the Cloud; 1.3.2 Risk of an Incident: Making Sure the Cloud Doesńt Crash.
Includes bibliographical references..
ISBN 978-3-319-46528-9
InternetComputer networks -- Security measures -- Security measures.

Abolhassan, Ferri

Cyber security. Simply. Make it happen. : leveraging digitization through IT security
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