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A taxonomy for information security technologies
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The Internet is a public network, which is open and used by all - also for communicating private information. But private information should be secured!, I hear you say. Yes. But where should one start looking for help when attempting to secure private information? This paper discusses a taxonomy for information security technologies, which provides information on current state-of-the-art technologies used to secure information at application, host and network level.
Keywords:
access control
biometrics
remote access
passwords
cryptography
digital signatures
digital certificates
firewalls
virtual private networks
intrusion detection systems
vulnerability scanners
anti-virus scanners
security SDKs
logging
security protocols
security hardware
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