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CIS-311
Management Information Systems Dr.
Kelley Fall 2001 |
Your
Name: Date: |
In-Class Activity Worksheet
#11
Internet Security &
Privacy
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Internet Dichotomies |
1. Easily accessible,
convenient, inexpensive 2. Private, secure,
reliable 3. Shared medium à easy, inexpensive access 4. Shared medium à eavesdropping 5. Open, common standards à easy connectivity 6. Open, common standards à no privacy 7. Bandwidth restrictions à compression à better performance 8. Security concerns à encryption à worse performance |
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Security Needs: |
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Authentication 2.
Authorization 3.
Integrity (Unadulteration) 4.
Trust 5.
Completeness 6.
Timeliness 7.
Non-repudiation 8.
Transparency 9.
Modularity 10.
Robustsness 11.
Self-healing 12.
Redundancy 13.
Traceability 14.
Managability 15.
Cost-effectiveness |
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Bridging Security and Business Needs |
American
Family Mutual Insurance Security Ambassadors http://www.computerworld.com/cwi/story/0,1199,NAV47_STO64308,00.html |
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1996 - 2006 HIPAA |
1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability
Act (Kassebaum-Kennedy Act) http://www.healthit.com/resources/hipaa.htm Types of Information Affected: |
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Corporate WAN Connectivity |
1. T1/Frame Relay point-to-point links 2. T3/OC-3/ATM/MPLS
Internet Backbone 3. VPNs
(Virtual Private Networks): IPSec, firewalls |
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Online privacy |
http://www.wisbar.org/wislawmag/2001/02/barlament.html 1. Volutnary Information vs. Clickstream (Cookies,
Web Bugs) 2. FTC regulations: Notice, Choice, Access, Security,
Enforcement 3. European Union position: Specific Use, Disclose
Context, Permit Changes to Incorrect Data |