A process for developing a common vocabulary in the information security area (IOS Press, 2007)
"Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on A Process for Developing a Common Vocabulary in the Information Security Area, Moscow, Russia, 22-23 September 2006"--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographical references and index
Opening speech -- Legal groundwork for information security and conceptual framework -- Basic concept and taxonomy of dependable and secure computing -- Blueprint of a security glossary: a common language for creating international security policies -- Towards the creation of security ontologism for information technology, communications, information systems, information and knowledge in organizations -- The human factor -- About information concept, its essence, and role in social and technical systems -- Terms for the glossary on counter cyberterrorism -- Declaration of the NATO-Russia advanced research workshop "a process for developing a common vocabulary in the information security area."
Since the cyber attacks are made with the use of global informational infrastructure they could be organized from every part of the planet, which means that we can only resist them with the help of international cooperation. There is a need to harmonize different languages in which specialists speak in order to guarantee the information security