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• COMPUTER SECURITY ACT OF 1987.
• Jack Brooks, enacted a law reaffirming that the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST), a division of the Department of Commerce, was responsible for the security of unclassified, non-military government computer systems. Under the law, the role of the National Security Agency (NSA) was limited to providing technical assistance in the civilian security realm. ...
• The law was enacted after President Reagan issued the controversial National Security Decision Directive (NSDD) 145 in 1984. The Reagan directive gave NSA control over all government computer systems containing "sensitive but unclassified" information. This was followed by a second directive issued by National Security Advisor John Poindexter that extended NSA authority over non-government computer systems.
• Since the enactment of the Computer Security Act, the NSA has sought to undercut NIST's authority. ... This directive created the Security Policy Board, which has recommended that all computer security functions for the government be merged under NSA control.
• Public Law 100-235, The Computer Security Act of 1987.
• House of Representatives, Science, Space, and Technology Committee Report on the Computer Security Act.
• Memorandum from Clinton Brooks, Special Assistant to the Director, NSA, on NSDD-145 and the CSA (scanned image of document obtained by EPIC under FOIA) -- "In 1984 NSA engineered a National Security Decision Directive, NSDD-145, through the Reagan Administration that gave responsibility for the security of all U. ...
• Controversial 1989 Memorandum of Understanding between NSA and NIST that attempted to give NSA power over civilian computer security.
• Computer System Security and Privacy Board (CSSPB) Web site. Congress established the CSSPAB as a public advisory board in the Computer Security Act.
• Text of Presidential Decision Directive 29, creating the Security Policy Board (SPB). ...

• of Energy's Information Security .
• of Energy's Computer Security Resources .
• Office of Information Security .
• ASSIST - Automated Systems Security Incident Support Team .
• AUSERT - Australian Security Emergency Response Team .
• CERT - Computer Emergency Response Team .
• CIAC - Computer Incident Advisory Capability .
• COAST - Computer Operations, Audit and Security Technology .
• Computer and Network Security Reference Index .
• Computer Security Research Lab at UC Davis .
• FIRST - Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams .
• NIST, Computer Security Resource Clearinghouse .
• Sun Security Alerts .
• National Computer Security Association .
• Computer Security Institute .

• The Security Lab is a part of the Computer Science Department at Stanford University. Research projects in the group focus on various aspects of network and computer security. ...

• COMPUTER SECURITY.
• Section 01 - An Overview of Computer Security .
• Section 03 - Risk Analysis and Security Plans .
• Section 08 - Security Models, Kernel Design and Systems Testing .
• Section 09 - Database Security .
• Section 10 - Network Security Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA Notes last revised 15 March 1995. ...

• Directory of computer security policies  .
•  Directory of computer security policies - how to ensure effective delivery.
• Computer Security Policies - Contents and Delivery! .
• Computer security policies are fundamental to information security within an organization. ...
• COMPUTER SECURITY POLICIES .
• The good news, however, is that you can now procure a comprehensive and up to date set of computer security policies off the shelf. ...
• Having a set of quality security policies is the first big step. ...
• The most direct method of delivering computer security policies is via the users desktop. ...
• SOS (Security Online Support Policies) utilises all these facilities and is designed specifically to ensure efficient and effective delivery of security policies. It also fully includes the security policy set described above. ...
• FOR THE SECURITY PROFESSIONAL! .
• It is seldom recognised that behind quality security policies is a dedicated security professional supporting them. ...
• Because, like any other profession, the job is made easier via the provision of the right supporting tools, we are pleased to provide a unique offering: The Computer Security Professionals's Desktop Guide. ...
• It is rapidly becoming the defacto guide to security management. ...
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• Computer Security Information.
• This Reference Index contains a list of links to information sources on Network and Computer Security. ... This information is for the education and legitimate use of computer security techniques only. ...
• Win 95 and Security .
• A summary of security flaws in Netscape is available .
• The Security Administrator Tool for Analyzing Networks .
• Other security resources:.
• The CERIAS Project Homepage and Spaf's Hotlist of Computer Security, Law & Privacy .
• Links to Internet sites about law, ethics and computer security .
• Linux Security Alerts .
• The NIST Computer Security Resource Clearinghouse and their list of Other Computer Security Servers .
• The Network Security Research Section of the Center for High Assurance Computing Systems Branch within the Information Technology Division at the Naval Research Laboratory .
• Computer & Network Security Reference Index (Australia) .
• RSA Data Security .
• Security Documents .
• The Computer Security USENET FAQs .

• This page is dedicated to computer security issues - primarily UNIX, but not excluding other platforms. ...
• Security Tools and Programs .
• Security information for specific operating systems. ...
• Other Computer Security Resources .
• Security Tools and Programs.
• The security-tools-list stuff is here. ...
• Here are the best of the best tools to aid in increased system security. ...
• SSH (Secure Shell) is an enhance versions of rlogin, rsh and rcp that provides RSA authentication and encryption of communications as well as many other security improvements. ...
• COPS is an automated security risk-identification program, along the same lines as SATAN, and by the same authors. ...
• Other Computer Security Resources.
• Here are some links to other computer security resources. ...
• NIH Computer Security Information. ...
• National Computer Security Association .
• CIAC at LLNL: The Computer Incident Advisory Capability at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories. ...
• Security Library at Science Applications International Corp. ...
• Bennet Yee's Security Page .

• PERSONAL COMPUTER SECURITY.
• One of the greatest fears computer owners face is the risk of someone breaking into their home and stealing their investment. The effects of data loss, alone, can be devastating! This page will cover a very effective method of protecting your personal computer.
• If you make your computer so heavy that it is extremely difficult to lift, the risk of it being stolen is greatly reduced! This is accomplished by following these simple instructions.
• If the mix is too watered down, it will run out of every little crack in the computer case and will not harden properly. ...
• Once the forms are removed, the computer should be one big block of concrete on the inside. ...
• I left this computer in front of my home for a week and it was not stolen! Just imagine how secure it would be in your home! Sure, the computer may no longer function, but rest-assured that it won't be stolen!. ...
• After having this computer in front of my house for approximately two months, it was finally stolen! It was recovered the next morning in a ditch, one block from my home. ... The computer was still intact and the thief is probably sore and suffering from back problems, but be aware that this method of protection is not fool-proof. ... A previous attempt had been made around Halloween, to steal this computer. ... Even if this method does not prevent your computer from being stolen, it should drastically increase the chances of it being recovered. Be warned that you may need to reinforce the rafters of your home, to support the weight of your computer, if it is not located in the basement. ...

• EFF "Security/Computer Security" Archive.
• org/pub/EFF/Policy/Security/ .
• analysis File containing June 11, 1987 Committee on Science, Space and Technology's analysis of the Computer Security Act of 1987. ... 145) to provide for a computer standards program within the National Bureau of Standards, to provide for Government-wide computer security, and to provide for the training in security matters of persons who are involved in the management, operation, and use of Federal Computer systems, and for other purposes, having considered the same, report favorably thereon with an amendment and recommend that the bill as amended do pass. ... report File containing May 1990 US General Accounting Office's report to the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology (House of Representatives) regarding the government-wide review of computer security, as required by the Computer Security Act. GAO believes that The planning and review process implemented under the Computer Security Act did little to strengthen computer security governmentwide. Although agency officials believe that the process heightened awareness of computer security, they typically described the plans as merely "reporting requirements" and of limited use in addressing agency-specific problems. ... While the topics to be discussed included network security, toll fraud, and the social implications of rapidly emerging technologies, Goldstein claims to have been unfairly attacked by several representatives who claimed his 2600 Magazine' is nothing more than a manual for computer crime. ... Includes comments by a variety of experts in the computer security field, as well as the angry comments of Rep. ... Fields, who seemed intent on bashing 'computer hackers' and 'demonstrat ing their ignorance on the subject and their unwillingness to listen to anything that didn't match their predetermined conclusions. ... paper File containing December 1993 paper by Dan Farmer, 'Improving the Security of Your Site by Breaking Into It' describing how to improve network security by fighting fire with fire - use sophisticated cracking techniques to find weaknesses in your own systems. ... Lynn McNulty Associate Director for Computer Security National Institute of Standards and Technology U. ... McNulty discusses the role that NIST plays in the security of both the Internet and the evolving national information infrastructure.
• Secure Internet Directory of info on IPNG, IPv6, IPSec, S/WAN, SHTTP, TLS, Oakley, ISAKMP, SHTML, DNSS, Kerberos, SSL, and other Internet privacy & security efforts. ...
• Cypherpunks FTP Archive at Berkeley Brian Combs' Cryptography WWW Archive CuD (Computer Underground Publications) FTP Archive Full Disclosure, a journal on privacy, security, surveillance, and public access to government information. Security Management online magazine CDT Crypto Pages The Codex's Privacy & Security Links page .

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• Physical security of people and assets comes naturally to most humans; but lost in the shuffle is the need to secure information. This site try to stay on top of things in the information security/warfare realm!.
• Central repository for high impact security incidents and vulnerabilities being reported to CERT.
• net - Encryption, Privacy and Security in the digital age.
• Computer and Network Security Resources.

• Computer Security Web Sites.
• ZDNet's Security update page .
• Secure MAC - Macintosh security  .

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• introduction to computer security .
• What you need to know depends on the degree of security you feel that you want or need. ...
• In this set of pages you will find information on Internet anonymity, and how to protect your communications and files from third parties, as well as tips on other important security aspects that may arise through use of the Internet. ...
• This series of pages is intended to help increase your awareness of security and privacy issues. We would also like to debunk some of the myths of computer use and the abilities of government and corporate security agencies to access your information. ...
• Computer security can come at the expense of usability to one degree or another. It is up to you to determine what level of security necessary is for your legal comfort and the potential repercussions for you and others should that security be breached. ...
• Good computer security is no substitute for good sense. ... If it must be written down, computers can offer a higher level of security than keeping "hard copies" around for the feds to find during a raid. ...
• Every web site you visit can collect information about you, where you are located, what type of computer your using, what the last web page you visited was and more. ...
• Physical Security of your computer.
• Physical security of your computer, Viruses and trojans, Steganography, Advanced methods and security. ...
• The Campaigners' Computer Maintenance Mantra.
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• Computer Security.
• The overall goal of the research in this group is to model security within the dependability framework, and in particular to find quantitative measures of security, measures that could be used for predictive purposes. The baseline hypothesis is that security could be modelled based on statistical data from real intrusions, and that a system is more secure if it takes more effort to make an intrusion into the system. ...
• A further spin-off is that we have made the experiment part of an undergraduate course, which leads to a significantly increased awareness of security problems to the students. Analysis of our unique collection of data on security intrusions has opened up several interesting research areas, including vulnerability analysis and categorization of intrusions for secure and cost-effective system management. ... On IDS research, cooperation is being initiated with FMV, Telia and the Computer Science Laboratory of SRI International, Menlo Park, California.
• Security in Distributed Computer Systems.
• Goal: Improving the security of distributed computer systems .
• Using real and synthetic intrusion data to assess vulnerabilities in computer systems .
• Using vulnerabilities and knowledge from the attacking process to arrive at methods and mechanisms for enhanced security .
• Is there a methodology by means of which quantitative measures could be mapped to the security of a system, at least relative to another, similar system? .
• Could a modified approach to the security concept as such, a new security paradigm lead to further progress? .
• Derive security-enhancing methods and mechanisms based on collected data .
• Novelty: Security data collection experiments not reported before. Quantitative evaluation of "real" system security is a neglected area of research. ...
• Therefore, security must partly be based on the detection of intrusions, so that appropriate countermeasures could be taken. ...

• Security-Enhanced Linux.
• Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) is a Security-Enhanced version of GNU/Linux, which was primarily developed by the US National Security Agency (NSA) and released to the open source development community. ...
• From NSA Security-enhanced Linux Team: .
• "NSA Security-enhanced Linux is a set of patches to the Linux kernel and some utilities to incorporate a strong, flexible mandatory access control (MAC) architecture into the major subsystems of the kernel. It provides a mechanism to enforce the separation of information based on confidentiality and integrity requirements, which allows threats of tampering and bypassing of application security mechanisms to be addressed and enables the confinement of damage that can be caused by malicious or flawed applications. It includes a set of sample security policy configuration files designed to meet common, general-purpose security goals. ...
• Security-enhanced Linux is a research prototype of the Linux kernel and a number of utilities with enhanced security functionality designed simply to demonstrate the value of mandatory access controls to the Linux community and how such controls could be added to Linux. The Security-enhanced Linux kernel contains new architectural components originally developed to improve the security of the Flask operating system. These architectural components provide general support for the enforcement of many kinds of mandatory access control policies, including those based on the concepts of type enforcement, role-based access control, and multi-level security. ...
• The security-enhanced Linux kernel enforces mandatory access control policies that confine user programs and system servers to the minimum amount of privilege they require to do their jobs. ... It has no concept of a "root" super-user, and does not share the well-known shortcomings of the traditional Linux security mechanisms (such as a dependence on setuid/setgid binaries). ...
• The security of an unmodified Linux system depends on the correctness of the kernel, all the privileged applications, and each of their configurations. ... In contrast, the security of a modified system based on the security-enhanced Linux kernel depends primarily on the correctness of the kernel and its security policy configuration. While problems with the correctness or configuration of applications may allow the limited compromise of individual user programs and system daemons, they do not pose a threat to the security of other user programs and system daemons or to the security of the system as a whole. ...
• Independent of specific security label formats and contents .
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• Howard, An Analysis Of Security Incidents On The Internet: 1989 - 1995, April 7, 1997. An analysis of attacks reported to CERT: "With the exception of denial-of-service attacks, security incidents were generally found to be decreasing relative to the size of the Internet. ...
• "Shall We Dust Moscow?: Security Survey of Key Internet Hosts & Various Semi-Relevant Reflections" by Dan Farmer. The survey found that 2/3 of "interesting" sites such as banks, newspapers and government systems has serious security flaws.
• Director Louis Freeh's speech before the International Computer Crime Conference in New York City (March 4, 1997).
• The General Accounting Office's September 1996 report on government-wide information security issues finding that security at most government agencies is poor.
• The General Accounting Office's May 1996 report on the lax security of Defense Department systems.
• COAST Hotlist of computer security link.
• Computer Emergency Response Team.
• Security Digest newsletter.
• EPIC Bookstore Computer Security Books. ...
• "Computer Hacker's Sentence Spotlights High-Tech Crime Prosecutions" by EPIC Senior Fellow David Banisar. ...
• Great reading for those interested in the eating and sexual habits of computer security expert Tsutomu Shimomura. ...

• security Newsgroup FAQs .
• computer-security/anonymous-ftp-faq .
• Subject: computer-security/anonymous-ftp FAQ (HTML Version) .
• computer-security/compromise-faq .
• Subject: computer-security/compromise FAQ .
• computer-security/ntsecurity .
• Subject: computer-security/Windows NT Security FAQ .
• computer-security/secmaillist .
• Subject: computer-security/secmaillist FAQ .
• computer-security/security-patches .
• Subject: computer-security/security-patches FAQ .
• computer-security/sniffers .
• Subject: computer-security/sniffers FAQ .
• computer-security/vendor-contacts .
• Subject: computer-security/vendor-contacts FAQ .

• The Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security, or CERIAS, is the world's foremost University center for multidisciplinary research and education in areas of information security. Our areas of research include computer, network, and communications security as well as information assurance. ...
• COAST-- Computer Operations, Audit, and Security Technology -- is a multiple project, multiple investigator laboratory in computer security research in the Computer Sciences Department at Purdue University. ... We focus our research on real-world needs and limitations, with a special focus on security for legacy computing systems. ...
• With our recent increase in support, and in student & faculty participation, COAST is now one of largest dedicated, academic computer security research group in the world. ...
• You can also check out our on-line security archive, which is the largest single Internet-accessible collection of security-related papers and tools.
• Security calendar, news & newsletter Copies of our irregularly-published electronic newsletter, COAST Watch, and some notices and specialized information. ...
• A link to our on-line calendar of security-related events. ...
• Public COAST reports and papers A listing of recent theses, papers and reports on our projects, plus a few other papers on security that associated personnel have written. ...
• COAST Archive The largest single archive on the Internet of papers, tools, standards, reports, mailing lists, and other information related to computer security, law, incident response, and information protection. ...
• Security hotlist Various links to other WWW pages on computer and communications security.
• Related academic programs A list (link removed) of academic programs in computer security, network security, computer crime investigation, and EDP audit at other institutions around the world. ...
• The Purdue Computer Emergency Response Team is vaguely related to COAST; people wishing to report problems with computer security at Purdue University should check with PCERT. ...

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• Computer Security:.
• This document-structure is intended to seed a fact forum about computer security. ...
• The computer security field needs to stop building perpetual motion machines. ... However, unlike perpetual motion, a computer security architecture may become widely deployed, and many people may come to depend on it, before it is discovered that it can never meet its promises. This history of frustration then leads to the common wisdom that "true computer security is impossible. ...
• As more and more of what we value in the world comes to be managed by software, we must do better even to retain the security properties we're used to in the physical world. ...
• For many, the intuitive purpose of computer security is to keep bad things from happening, i. ... This fact forum refers to this goal as safety, and it is a necessary part of any computer security system. However, by itself safety is a trivial goal: nothing bad can happen in a computer that is turned off. Obviously then, the goal of computer security must be to achieve safety while still allowing some kinds of good things to happen. ...
• This is also necessary in any computer security system, and corresponds to perimeter security. ... The benefits I'm missing come from interacting with others, so the security problem is how to safely obtain the benefits of interacting with entities you do not trust. ...
• Commerce raises many examples of real security issues. ... In anticipated electronic commerce the interactions take place electronically, the agents are running computer programs, and many transactions happen with no human awareness. ... Confusion about computer security is widely recognized as a major inhibitor of the emergence of electronic commerce. ...
• There are many security models and architectures--such as capabilities, access control lists (ACLs), ring security (MLS), and more. ... A given security model will enable certain security relationships to be expressed, such as certain prohibitions, and fail to express others. ... A model can fail to provide for the expression of security that is both possible and desirable, and a model can enable the expression of security that is impossible. ... By expressing prohibitions they cannot prevent, these models foster a false sense of security and put everyone at risk. ...

• Also See: Well-Read On The Internet for security related books and the Unix/X11 tips page.
• Security Checklist .
• SRI Computer Science Lab.
• Computer Systems Consulting (CSC).
• RSA Data Security, Inc. ...
• Menegay's Security page.
• Security Reference Index.
• Unix Security.
• COAST Security FTP Archive.
• DDN Security Bulletins FTP Server.
• Texas AMU security tools.
• Dartmouth Security Tools.
• NIST Security Gopher.
• CSC Security Gopher.
• Security, Audit & Control (SIGSAC).
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• Watch the FTC's Video on Information Security! .
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• And yet, while the Internet helps make our lives richer and more convenient, it also provides a gateway to our personal information; our homes, families and worksites; our security and safety. ...
• The good news is that securing your computer is largely a matter of routine maintenance. Using strong passwords, installing personal firewalls, and regularly running updated virus software can go a long way toward protecting your computer, your information, and your peace of mind from computer creeps who try to slow down a network operation, or worse yet, steal personal information to commit a crime.
• The Federal Trade Commission has created this website for consumers and businesses as a source of information about computer security and safeguarding personal information. ... Dewie’s wired, but carries his security shell no matter what he’s doing on the Internet. ... From time to time, Dewie will post new materials on this site with useful information for computer users, from kids to businesspeople. ...
• security materials from other government agencies and non-profit organizations, including the National Cyber Security Alliance’s StaySafeOnline. ... org security section.
• US-CERT, a partnership between the Department of Homeland Security's National Cyber Security Division (NCSD) and the private sector offers the National Cyber Alert System to provide timely information about current and emerging threats to computers and networks. ...
• Individuals, businesses and governments around the world all have a role in the “culture of security. ” Check out the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development’s Guidelines for the Security of Information Systems and Networks.

• 14th Annual Computer Security.
• It focuses on the field of computer security incident handling and response. In recognition of the global spread of computer networks and the common problems faced by computer owners, the conference is held in different parts of the world. The presentations are international in scope and include the latest in incident response and prevention, vulnerability analysis, and computer security. Additionally, these events serve as the foundation for the improvement of computer security worldwide via the sharing of goals, ideas, and information. ...
• Any person who is responsible for the coordination of computer security incidents will benefit from attendance at this conference. This may include both members and non-members of FIRST, system administrators, network administrators and management with computer security responsibilities, law enforcement, consultants, contractors, vendors, and incident response teams. ...
• This event will provide a prime opportunity for those in the operating system, computer security and networking, and telecommunications industries to gain focused access to a highly influential group of computer security incident response experts around the world. ...
• The Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) is an international organization that brings together a variety of computer security incident response teams. ...

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