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Annotation The Malware 2015 conference has adopted as its main theme The Fabric of Security A billion Sensors but no serious threat analysis and decision support in recognition of a major paradigm shift that will transformed the security industry in the next 10 years The fundamental premise to be addressed at the conference is the difference between point security solutions, their contribution to the overall protection of an organization, and the lack of integration amongst many solutions Manuscripts addressing both new architectural solutions to build a Fabric of Security, reference implementations, as well as effectiveness measurement methodologies are welcomed.
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Government agencies and other organizations have begun to augment their computer security efforts because of increased threats to computer security. Incidents involving these threats, including computer viruses, malicious user activity, and vulnerabilities associated with high technology, require a skilled and rapid response before they can cause significant damage. These increased computer security efforts, described here as Computer Security Incident Response Capabilities (CSIRCs), have as a primary focus the goal of reacting quickly and efficiently to computer security incidents. CSIRC efforts provide agencies with a centralized and cost-effective approach to handling computer security incidents so that future problems can be efficiently resolved and prevented.
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ECrime consists of two full days which bring together academic researchers, security practitioners, and law enforcement to discuss all aspects of electronic crime and ways to combat it.
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Government agencies and other organizations have begun to augment their computer security efforts because of increased threats to computer security. Incidents involving these threats, including computer viruses, malicious user activity, and vulnerabilities associated with high technology, require a skilled and rapid response before they can cause significant damage. These increased computer security efforts, described here as Computer Security Incident Response Capabilities (CSIRCs), have as a primary focus the goal of reacting quickly and efficiently to computer security incidents. CSIRC efforts provide agencies with a centralized and cost-effective approach to handling computer security incidents so that future problems can be efficiently resolved and prevented.
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