'Open design' presentation slideshows

Chapter 1 - Introduction

Chapter 1 - Introduction. How to have a secure computer system. Sound models Define a set of desired properties Anticipate the types of attacks Consider usability in design Implementation needs to be rigorously tested Continuously monitor the behavior of the system and detect breaches

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Introduction to IS Security

Introduction to IS Security. Defining Security. The security of a system, application, or protocol is always relative to Identification of vulnerabilities An adversary with specific capabilities

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Security Basics Chapter 1

Security Basics Chapter 1. Security Goals. Integrity. Availability. Confidentiality. C.I.A. Confidentiality. Confidentiality is the avoidance of the unauthorized disclosure of information.

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Jeff Healey

The New Anticoagulants are Here! Do you know how to use them? Arrhythmia Winter School February 11 th , 2012. Jeff Healey. RELY: A New Era in AF. Connolly SJ et al. N Engl J Med 2009;361:1139-1151. ROCKET-AF: Primary Efficacy Outcome Stroke and non-CNS Embolism. Warfarin. Rivaroxaban.

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Theory and methodology of e-learning research

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Design Principles

Design Principles. CS461 / ECE422 Spring 2012. Overview. Simplicity Less to go wrong Fewer possible inconsistencies Easy to understand Restriction Minimize access Inhibit communication. Saltzer and Schroeder 75. Economy of Mechanism. Keep the design as simple and small as possible

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Design Principles for Secure Systems

Design Principles for Secure Systems. Economy Complete mediation Open design Separation of privileges Least privilege Least common mechanism Acceptability Fail-safe defaults. Economy in Security Design. Economical to develop And to use And to verify Should add little or no overhead

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Community Action Team Response for Our Times

Community Action Team Response for Our Times. Circuit 13 Provider Meeting Melissa Larkin-Skinner, LMHC, Vice President Inpatient & Residential Services Melanie Teves Bell, LMFT, Vice President Outpatient Services Manatee Glens. Case Studies in Hazard and Heart Ache.

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adding a breezeway to your home

A Breezeway is a part of our home where we want it to be relaxing, comfortable and well designed. Here are some tips to consider when adding a breezeway to your home./nVisit http://www.rattan-conservatory-furniture.com/ if you want to improve your home breezeway by putting some conservatory furnitures at your choice.

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Designing and Building a Low-Cost, Laminar Flow Wind Tunnel

Designing and Building a Low-Cost, Laminar Flow Wind Tunnel. S. Clardy Henderson State University, Arkadelphia, AR. Motivation.

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Adding a Breezeway to Your Home

The basics and some of the things to consider when adding a breezeway to your home.

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Terrariums

Terrariums. By: Taylor Potter. What is a terrarium?. An open or closed container that does not have holes in the bottom for drainage Open means they are exposed to their surroundings Closed means the container is cut off from its surroundings and creates its own ecosystem

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Garment Dust Covers

Garment Dust Covers . For Textile Storage. You will need: Pre-washed cotton sheeting Cotton thread Cotton twill Sewing machine or needle. Supplies. The closed design is recommended for clothing that hangs near the floor. The open version is usually used for shorter pieces. .

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