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Security controls

[Completed] Professional Google Cyberse...

These days, information is in so many places at once. As a result, organizations are under a lot of pressure to implement effective security controls that protects everyone's information from being stolen or exposed. Security controls are safeguards ...

Principle of least privilege

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Security controls are essential to keeping sensitive data private and safe. One of the most common controls is the principle of least privilege, also referred to as PoLP or least privilege. The principle of least privilege is a security concept in which a user...

最小権限の原則

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translated with "MixerBox translate" using chatgpt4 as i suck at reading japanese still im not sure if its correct or not its just meant to help me speak and read it セキュリティコントロールは、機密データをプライベートで安全に保つために不可欠です。最も一般的なコントロールの一つは、最小権限の原則とも呼ばれるPoLPまたは最小権限です。最小権限の原則は...

Information privacy: Regulations and compliance

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Security and privacy have a close relationship. As you may recall, people have the right to control how their personal data is collected and used. Organizations also have a responsibility to protect the information they are collecting from being compromised or...

Heather: The importance of protecting PII

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Hello, my name is Heather and I'm the Vice President of Security Engineering at Google. PII is everywhere. It's a fundamental part of how we are all working online all the time. If you are using online resources, you are probably putting yo...

obsidian tutorial

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Fundamentals of cryptography

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The internet is an open, public system with a lot of data flowing through it. Even though we all send and store information online, there's some information that we choose to keep private. In security, this type of data is known as personally identif...

Public key infrastructure PKI

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Computers use a lot of encryption algorithms to send and store information online. They're all helpful when it comes to hiding private information, but only as long as their keys are protected. Can you imagine having to keep track of the encryption k...

Symmetric and asymmetric encryption

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Previously, you learned these terms:  Encryption: the process of converting data from a readable format to an encoded format Public key infrastructure (PKI):  an encryption framework that secures the exchange of online information Cipher: an alg...

Symmetric and asymmetric encryption

[Completed] Professional Google Cyberse...

Previously, you learned these terms:  Encryption: the process of converting data from a readable format to an encoded format Public key infrastructure (PKI):  an encryption framework that secures the exchange of online information Ciph...

Non-repudiation and hashing

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We've spent some time together exploring a couple forms of encryption. The two types we've discussed produce keys that are shared when communicating information. Encryption keys are vulnerable to being lost or stolen, which can lead to sensitive info...

The evolution of hash functions

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Hash functions are important controls that are part of every company's security strategy. Hashing is widely used for authentication and non-repudiation, the concept that the authenticity of information can’t be denied. Previously, you learned that hash functi...

Access controls and authentication systems

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Protecting data is a fundamental feature of security controls. When it comes to keeping information safe and secure, hashing and encryption are powerful, yet limited tools. Managing who or what has access to information is also key to safeguarding in...

The rise of SSO and MFA

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Most companies help keep their data safely locked up behind authentication systems. Usernames and passwords are the keys that unlock information for most organizations. But are those credentials enough? Information security often focuses on managing a user's a...

The mechanisms of authorization

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Access is as much about authorization as it is about authentication. One of the most important functions of access controls is how they assign responsibility for certain systems and processes. Next up in our exploration of access control systems are ...

Why we audit user activity

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Have you ever wondered if your employer is keeping a record of when you log into company systems? Well, they are, if they're implementing the third and final function of the authentication, authorization, and accounting framework. A...

Tim: Finding purpose in protecting assets

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My name is Tim and I work on the Detection and Response team at Google. You can think of us as the smoke detectors and the fire departments at Google. So what our job is, is to detect harmful activity that may affect Google and its users. The stakes here...

Identity and access management

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Security is more than simply combining processes and technologies to protect assets. Instead, security is about ensuring that these processes and technologies are creating a secure environment that supports a defense strategy. A key to doing this is implementi...

Welcome to week 3

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Wow! We've covered a lot together! It's hard to believe we've reached the midpoint of this course. I hope you're getting a clearer picture of this exciting field and all the opportunities it has to offer. And most importantly, I hope you're having ...

1. Two Sum

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Given an array of integers nums and an integer target, return indices of the two numbers such that they add up to target. You may assume that each input would have exactly one solution, and you may not use the same element twice. You can return the answer in...