Abstract Issues for the Assured Operation of On-line Infrastructure Vulnerabilities, Threat.pdf

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Abstract Issues for the Assured Operation of On-line Infrastructure Vulnerabilities, Threat.pdf

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Abstract Issues for the Assured Operation of On-line Infrastructure Vulnerabilities, Threat

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory WEJohnston@ 1June 28, 1998 6:49 pm [Infrasturcutre.Protection.fm] Issues for the Assured Operation of On-line Infrastructure: Vulnerabilities, Threats, Security, and Safety in Cyberspace William Johnston Imaging and Distributed Computing Group, Information and Computing Sciences Division Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 1 , Berkeley CA 94720 Abstract As developers and maintainers of information infrastructure components in an open network environment -- large-scale Web servers, digital libraries, on-line instrumentation systems, etc. -- we are continually exposed to the malicious elements of cyberspace. We also believe that there is a great deal of emerging technology that can be used to protect on-line systems: public-key certificate-based authentication and authorization systems, public-key infrastructure to validate both human and system identities, various system-level techniques that will provide much more fine-grained control over what we expose to cyberspace, etc. This document provide an overview of some of the current thinking about the vulnerabilities and threats in cyberspace, and some of the directions for addressing those issues. We also consider the potential contributions of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and the DOE Labs, in general, to the problem of protecting on-line infrastructure and environments. Contents 1.0 Preface ......................................................................................................................1 2.0 Background ..............................................................................................................3 2.1 Cyberwarfare / Information Warfare ...................................................................4 2.2 Types of threats ...................................................................................................5 2.3 Reality of the Threats ................................................................................