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Full-Text Articles in Cybersecurity
Defining Cybercrime & Government Involvement, Kristen Kile
Defining Cybercrime & Government Involvement, Kristen Kile
Senior Seminars
No abstract provided.
Cyber Security & Cyber Crimes/Threats, Chad A. Wood
Cyber Security & Cyber Crimes/Threats, Chad A. Wood
Senior Seminars
No abstract provided.
Git As An Encrypted Distributed Version Control System, Russell G. Shirey
Git As An Encrypted Distributed Version Control System, Russell G. Shirey
Theses and Dissertations
This thesis develops and presents a secure Git implementation, Git Virtual Vault (GV2), for users of Git to work on sensitive projects with repositories located in unsecure distributed environments, such as in cloud computing. This scenario is common within the Department of Defense, as much work is of a sensitive nature. In order to provide security to Git, additional functionality is added for confidentiality and integrity protection. This thesis examines existing Git encryption implementations and baselines their performance compared to unencrypted Git. Real-world Git repositories are examined to characterize typical Git usage and determine if the existing Git encryption implementations …
Cyber Security And Management Within The Government, Brandon Larsen
Cyber Security And Management Within The Government, Brandon Larsen
Senior Seminars
No abstract provided.
Thinking About Technology - Cybersecurity: Breaches And Heartbleed To Byod—Are Bankers, Entertainment Company Executives, Celebrities, Postal Workers, Ice Cream Lovers, Home Builders, And Cios The Only Ones Who Should Be Concerned?, Darla Jackson
Other Faculty Publications
In 2013 and 2014, we have continually heard about data security breaches and cybersecurity has become a major concern for the legal community. Reports of information leakage and security breach concerns at legal information vendors, firms, universities, and even courts continued to increase. Ms. Jackson addresses the increasing cybersecurity concerns and suggests some considerations for law librarian, legal information professionals, and the organizations they serve in determining the measures to address security threats.