Explore the effectiveness of Department of Defense (DoD) level security in real-world applications through this 59-minute conference talk from CypherCon 2.0. Delve into the speaker's experience as a Naval Surface Weapons Center intern and their summer assignment. Examine the concept of ultimate security and the basic risk equation. Analyze risk parameters and data security, uncovering reasons why DoD level security may fall short in practical scenarios. Investigate factors contributing to network insecurity and learn about risk-based security models. Evaluate data value and the importance of security-in-depth. Discover strategies for cultivating a culture of security and understand the security lifecycle. Gain insights into the components of information security and their roles in comprehensive protection.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Audience Survey Does DoD Security Work in the Real World?
The Naval Surface Weapons Center Summer Intern
My Summer Assignment
The Ultimate Level of Security!
The Basic Risk Equation
Risk Parameters
Data Security
Why DoD Level Security Doesn't Work
What Makes a Network Insecure?
Risk-Based Security Model
How Valuable is the Data?
Security-in-Depth
Building a Culture of Security
The Security Lifecycle
The Security Life Cycle
The Components of Information Security
