By Kailin Acheson
If you are a network administrator, you might be familiar with various types of attacks that malicious users might launch against the network in an attempt to destroy it. These attacks, described in Network Security Part 1: Attacks, include passive, active, close-in, insider, and distribution attacks. As a network administrator, you should also be familiar with possible threats to the network. These include physical threats, reconnaissance attacks, and access attacks.
Network Security Part 2: Threats
Apr 23, 2013 8:10:00 AM / by Kelson Lawrence posted in physical threats, reconnaissance attacks, access attacks, hardware threats, environmental threats, administrative threats, Network Security, electrical threats