Titlebook: Handbuch Datenschutz und IT-Sicherheit; Uwe Schl?ger,Jan-Christoph Thode Book 2022Latest edition Erich Schmidt Verlag GmbH & Co. KG 2022 D

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Penetrationstest, den Auftragsverarbeiter regelm??ig überprüft und evaluiert werden. Diese Prüfpflichten k?nnen u. a. durch Penetrationstests umgesetzt werden. Hierbei wird ein kontrollierter Angriff simuliert, um einerseits die Effektivit?t der Sicherheitsma?nahmen zum Schutz der Vertraulichkeit, der Integrit?t sow

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Uwe Schl?ger,Jan-Christoph Thodecurity, delving into identity management, trust models, and the theory behind access control models. The book details access control mechanisms that are emerging with the latest Internet programming technologies, and explores all models employed and how they work. The latest role-based access contro

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Uwe Schl?ger,Jan-Christoph Thoderoperly configuring the authorization state a variety of different confidentiality/integrity requirements can be modeled. This is why DAC has been adopted by most commercial DMSs and supported by the SQL standard. However, the main drawback of DAC is that it does not provide control on the informati

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Uwe Schl?ger,Jan-Christoph Thodesigning and revoking authorizations to subjects on the objects to be protected. Whenever the number of subjects and objects is high, the number of such authorizations can become extremely large. If, moreover, the user population is highly dynamic, the number of grant and revoke operations to be perf

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Uwe Schl?ger,Jan-Christoph Thodeith a second colour striping and feathering the bloom in a unique pattern is actually caused by a virus spread by aphids; but in the seventeenth century all that was known was that the outcome of a planting could not be predicted. The bulb might duplicate the flower whence it descended or it might f

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Uwe Schl?ger,Jan-Christoph Thodeith a second colour striping and feathering the bloom in a unique pattern is actually caused by a virus spread by aphids; but in the seventeenth century all that was known was that the outcome of a planting could not be predicted. The bulb might duplicate the flower whence it descended or it might f