THREAT AND VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS (TVA)Duration: 2 1/2 Hours
Instructor: Hunter Austegard, Director of Consulting |
$495 |
Security threats and vulnerabilities should be identified, examined, and appropriately resolved. The overall process is usually referred to as a Threat and Vulnerability Analysis. Similar to the approach used for system safety where a PHA is used to analyze system hazards, a TVA is used to analyze security hazards.
A system is vulnerable to certain types of threats, sometimes including vandalism and graffiti, theft, fare avoidance, trespassing, and many other security problems. A system can face threats to its security including destructive users, criminals, and even disgruntled workers. A potential security problem exists when these two components - threat and vulnerability - coincide.
It is impossible for a system to be completely secure. Management of security issues is a process of risk management. It is necessary to identify the major vulnerabilities and to identify threats to which the System is subject. These identifications should be done independently so that assumptions about vulnerability do not hide the possibility of problems with threats. Once the vulnerability and threat areas are brought into focus, the security resources can be applied to solve specific problems.
INSIGHT
HCRQ's most significant contract in system security involved the JFK AirTrain project at New York's JFK Airport. Security was a significant concern at America's most important international airport.
HCRQ provided the role of System Safety and Security Manager for Bombardier's AirRail Transportation Consortium (ARTC). This position interfaced directly with the PANYNJ Safety and Security Committees, Port Authority Police, Port Authority Fire Department, and other ERAs.
HCRQ was responsible for the production of the system security program plan, threat & vulnerability analysis, wayside intrusion detection analysis, access control plan, and the system security design.
HCRQ provided the role of System Safety and Security Manager for Bombardier's AirRail Transportation Consortium (ARTC). This position interfaced directly with the PANYNJ Safety and Security Committees, Port Authority Police, Port Authority Fire Department, and other ERAs.
HCRQ was responsible for the production of the system security program plan, threat & vulnerability analysis, wayside intrusion detection analysis, access control plan, and the system security design.
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