• Chapter II. THREATS, ATTACKS AND VULNERABILITIES OF INFORMATION SECURITY
  • Chapter III. INTERNATIONAL AND RATIONAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK IN SPHERE INFORMATION SECURITY
  • Chapter IV. SECURITY MODELS
  • FOREWORD............................................................................. 3
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    S. K. Ganiyev




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    AND ITS OBJECTIVES
    1.1. Concept of national security..................................................
    6
    1.2. Main objectives and levels of information security..............
    9
    1.3. Information policy............................................................. .... 14
    1.4. Architecture and strategy o f information security........... .....18
    Chapter II. THREATS, ATTACKS AND
    VULNERABILITIES OF INFORMATION SECURITY
    2.1. Threats of information security and their analysis........... .... 22
    2.2. Information security vulnerabilities................................ ......26
    2.3. Methods for violation of confidentiality, integrity and 
    availability information............................................................ .... 31
    Chapter III. INTERNATIONAL AND RATIONAL
    REGULATORY FRAMEWORK IN SPHERE
    INFORMATION SECURITY
    3.1. International standards in sphere information security... 
    36
    3.2. National standards in sphere information security........... 
    48
    3.3. Regulatory documents in sphere information security.... 
    51
    Chapter IV. SECURITY MODELS
    4.1. Harrison-Ruzzo-Ulman discretionary m odel.................
    56
    4.2. Bell-La-Padula mandatory m odel.................................... 
    63
    4.3. Role model security..........................................................
    65
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    FOREWORD............................................................................. 
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    Chapter V. CRYPTOGRAPHIC PROTECTION OF
    INFORMATION
    5.1. Encryption methods..........................................................
    70
    5.2. Symmetric encryption.....................................................
    83
    5.3. Asymmetric encryption....................................................
    99
    5.4. Hash function..................................................................... 
    106
    5.5. Digital signature...............................................................
    114
    5.6. Steganography................................................................... 
    124
    5.7. Cryptanalysis methods....................................................
    128

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