First, let's evaluate the similarities and differences between two extremes: dangers and attacks. Provide evidence to support your assertion.

For your initial post, select two parameters in the first column of Table 1 in Section IV of the article A Study of Methodologies Used in Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDPS). Then describe a situation in which those two parameters would be the most important evaluation criteria. Your situation should be informed by relevant variables from the following list: Industry (e.g., e-commerce, financial, medical) Security team capabilities and skills Potential threat actor motivation (e.g., theft of data, money, or intellectual property; denial of service; political gain)

Why are aggressive attacks riskier than passive ones? Real-life examples support your views. Explain the various active and passive assaults.

Explain "defense in depth" and "defense in breadth" security approaches. Comparebetween them.

What makes a security breach passive as opposed to aggressive? This is why aggressive attacks are more dangerous than defensive ones. To prove your points, please provide concrete examples.

Considering the q Take a look at the many types of access control shown below, and choose those to examine in further detail. Exhibit A. There are many different kinds of security measures that may be used to limit who has access to what (ABAC) There are many types of access control systems, including: rule-based, risk-adaptive, identity-based, and organization-based.

List any 5 categories of threat with their corresponding attack examples.

excluding both XSS and CSRF techniques, please use a simple example to describe one possibility of attacking other end-users. In other words, no XSS and CSRF is allowed for this discussion. You can make assumptions to warrant the success of your attacking scenario. Discuss the corresponding prevention measures for your example.

If you implement security measures without identifying the assets and the threat, it becomes easier to direct your efforts toward the most critical information.  True  False

Provide a brief description of four potential vulnerabilities that may be exploited by the enemy. Which one seems to be the most efficient? Why?