1 Figure 1-6: Attacks and Defenses (Study Figure) Access Control  Access control is the body of strategies and practices that a company uses to prevent.

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1 Figure 1-6: Attacks and Defenses (Study Figure) Access Control  Access control is the body of strategies and practices that a company uses to prevent improper access  Prioritize assets  Specify access control technology and procedures for each asset  Test the protection

2 Figure 1-6: Attacks and Defenses (Study Figure) Site Access Attacks and Defenses  Wiretaps (including wireless LANs intrusions  Hacking servers with physical access

3 Figure 1-6: Attacks and Defenses (Study Figure) Social Engineering  Tricking an employee into giving out information or taking an action that reduces security or harms a system  Opening an attachment that may contain a virus  Asking for a password claming to be someone with rights to know it  Asking for a file to be sent to you

4 Figure 1-6: Attacks and Defenses (Study Figure) Social Engineering Defenses  Training  Enforcement through sanctions (punishment)

5 Figure 1-6: Attacks and Defenses (Study Figure) Dialog Attacks and Defenses  Eavesdropping  Encryption for Confidentiality  Imposters and Authentication  Cryptographic Systems