Enterprise Risk - Information Technology
Overview
Modeling Cyber Risk
- Model Your Infrastructure: is an exercise of listing the machines in use, which would include
servers and desktop machines, including their locations relative to firewalls and other network infrastructure.
- Identifying the Attack Surface is the process of Identifying which machines are exposed to
attack. Typically this means that the machine is not behind a firewall which could prevent a hacker from connecting to
the machine. A machine that is on the attack surface, and hence exposed, is not necessarily a security risk, but may require
careful attention to harden its perimeter.
- Zero Trust Network is a network designed to assume that no machine is safe. That is,
even machines that are behind a firewall must be assumed to vulnerable to attack. A zero trust network is designed to
such that are machines are hardened against an attack.
Security Threats - STRIDE
The
stride model is a model of cyber security
threats developed by Praerit Garg and Loren Kohnfelder at Microsoft.