1:48 "Authentication prevents unauthorized users from making modifications on the system" Doesn't that gloss over the difference between authentication and authorization?
Really useful, thanks! As somebody who has worked in Cyber Security in the Private Sector for a reasonable period of time, whilst I'll often practice many of these elements in my work - I'll quite happily admit I struggle to (and often just don't know!) the names and exact descriptions of each model. One piece of feedback that might make this simpler, is I think part 2 probably fits best as part 1. State-machine, etc. models are generally your more conceptual models - where models like Bell LaPadula and Graham-Denning are better applied and slightly lower level.
Somewhere around 2:40 and later the voice and image suggest that RBAC stands for RULE Based Access Control. Though the acronym could be used to refer to the concept, this seems not right. My memory, understanding and a google search indicate that RBAC is generally and standardly used for ROLE Based Access Control.
1:48 "Authentication prevents unauthorized users from making modifications on the system" Doesn't that gloss over the difference between authentication and authorization?
Really useful, thanks! As somebody who has worked in Cyber Security in the Private Sector for a reasonable period of time, whilst I'll often practice many of these elements in my work - I'll quite happily admit I struggle to (and often just don't know!) the names and exact descriptions of each model.
One piece of feedback that might make this simpler, is I think part 2 probably fits best as part 1. State-machine, etc. models are generally your more conceptual models - where models like Bell LaPadula and Graham-Denning are better applied and slightly lower level.
thank you , very well explained
Watch out.. in the newest version of the material this is referred to as ‘the ethical walls’-model
Somewhere around 2:40 and later the voice and image suggest that RBAC stands for RULE Based Access Control. Though the acronym could be used to refer to the concept, this seems not right. My memory, understanding and a google search indicate that RBAC is generally and standardly used for ROLE Based Access Control.
Very useful! Thanks!
BN model uses role base not rule base access control
Why didnt u people arranged it in proper order
Hammad Ahmad z
I dont understand why did they take pain to read out the slides. Just share slides..... Such bad presentation !!!
Your the one looking for the information Dumb Ass. fuck did you do to present the information? Nothing.
I listen to it while I do stuff, so I'm not looking at the slides.