This topic covers the cost of protecting military networks and systems from cyber attacks and other threats.
Threat Intelligence: Understanding and identifying potential threats to national security and military assets.
Network Security: Implementation of security measures to safeguard computer networks and systems from unauthorized access, attacks, or damage.
Information Security: Protection of confidential data in any form of storage, including hardware, software, and paper records.
Cryptography: Techniques for ensuring secure communication and privacy in a communication channel.
Risk Management: Identifying, assessing, and prioritizing security risks and developing strategies to mitigate those risks.
Incident Response: Procedures for responding to a security breach, including investigation, containment, and recovery.
Identity and Access Management: Control over user authentication, authorization, and management of access rights to resources in the network.
Compliance and Regulations: Understanding and following regulatory compliance standards and laws for information security.
Security Operations Centers (SOC): Monitoring and analyzing security systems, applications, and network logs to detect potential threats.
Data Privacy: Ensuring the privacy of sensitive information in compliance with privacy regulations.
Cyber Espionage: The act of collecting sensitive information or intellectual property via computer systems or networks.
Cybercrime: Using computer systems or networks to commit crimes, such as theft, fraud, or money laundering.
Social Engineering: The use of psychology to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information or performing actions that violate security.
Mobile Device Security: Security measures to keep mobile devices secure from unauthorized access, malware, and other security threats.
Physical Security: Security measures to secure physical assets, such as buildings, facilities, and data centers.
Penetration Testing: Assessing the strength of security systems by exploiting vulnerabilities and identifying ways to improve security measures.
Disaster Recovery: Planning and preparing for potential disasters, such as natural disasters, cyber attacks, or physical attacks.
Forensics: Gathering and analyzing digital evidence to discover the cause and extent of a security incident.
Cloud Security: Security measures to protect data and resources in cloud computing environments.
Human Factors: The role of human behavior and psychology in cybersecurity, including security awareness, training, and best practices.
Network Security: This type of cybersecurity involves protecting networks, servers, and other internet-connected systems from unauthorized access, cyber-attacks or data breaches.
Application Security: This type of cybersecurity involves identifying and remediating vulnerabilities in software applications or software code.
Information Security: This type of cybersecurity involves protecting information from unauthorized access or data breaches that could lead to identity theft, financial fraud or other forms of cybercrime.
Cloud Security: This type of cybersecurity involves protecting data, applications and services that are hosted on cloud-based platforms.
Endpoint Security: This type of cybersecurity involves protecting endpoints or devices, including mobile devices, laptops, and desktop computers, from unauthorized access, malware or other security threats.
Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Security: This type of cybersecurity involves protecting critical infrastructure such as power grids or transportation systems from cyber-attacks or security breaches.
Internet of Things (IoT) Security: This type of cybersecurity involves securing connected devices such as smart home appliances, wearables and automobiles from cyber-attacks or unauthorized access.
Cryptography: This type of cybersecurity involves using encryption techniques to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of data in transit and at rest.
Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity: This type of cybersecurity involves planning, preparing and responding to incidents such as natural disasters, power outages or cyber-attacks to ensure that organizations can continue their operations.
Incident Response: This type of cybersecurity involves identifying, mitigating and responding to cybersecurity incidents or data breaches in real-time.