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Chapter 11

The document discusses various aspects of computer crime and information technology security, emphasizing the importance of protecting digital assets from a wide range of threats. It outlines common risks like malicious software, fraud, and denial-of-service attacks, and underscores the necessity for robust security measures.

Chapter 11

Computer Crime and Information Technology Security

Risks and Threats

Extortion
Web site defacements
Denial-of-service attacks
Malicious software
Information maniputlation
Information theft
Intrusions
Disclosure of confidential information
Service interruption and delays
Error
Fraud

CoBIT

Accountability Framework
Audit committee
External audit
Internal audit
IT and information security management
Board of Directors
Stakeholders
7 information criteria
Reliability of information
Compliance
Availability
Integrity
Confidentiality
Efficiency
Effectiveness

Perpetrators of Computer Crime

Insiders
Terrorists
Corporate spies
Organized crime
Cyber-criminals
Hackers
Script kiddies

Information Security

Technical security controls
antivirus software
access control software
encryption
firewalls
Administrative security controls
security reviews and audits
adequate superision of employees
security awareness and training
security policies and procedures
Physical security controls
alarms
badges
security guards
locks
Basic principles
availability
data integrity
confidentialtiy