Cyber security - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 07:56, 30 September 2022

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	* Secure coding.		* Secure coding.
	* Secure operating systems.		* Secure operating systems.
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		+	NB [https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/services/consulting/digital-operations/digital-procurement-survey.html PwC Global, Digital procurement survey 2022], states: ‘Computer security, cybersecurity, or information technology security is the protection of computer systems and networks from information disclosure, theft of or damage to their hardware, software, or electronic data, as well as from the disruption or misdirection of the services they provide.’

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	* Secure operating systems.		* Secure operating systems.

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	* Adapting your technology to the new working normal.		* Adapting your technology to the new working normal.
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	* Cyber threats to building automation and control systems		* Cyber threats to building automation and control systems
	* Cyber-physical system		* Cyber-physical system
−	* Cyber-security and phishing	+	* Cyber-security and phishing.
		+	* Cyber security specialist.
	* Infrastructure and cyber attacks		* Infrastructure and cyber attacks
	* Mitigating online risk.		* Mitigating online risk.

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Editor at 18:12, 7 September 2021

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	* Adapting your technology to the new working normal.		* Adapting your technology to the new working normal.
−	* Cyber hygiene	+	* Cyber hygiene.
		+	* Cyber resilience.
	* Cyber security and engineering		* Cyber security and engineering
	* Cyber threats to building automation and control systems		* Cyber threats to building automation and control systems

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	* Cyber-security and phishing		* Cyber-security and phishing
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Designing Buildings: Reverted edits by Isabellaava (talk) to last revision by Editor

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	Cyber security comprises technologies, processes and controls used to protect computer hardware, software and data from attack from spammers, hackers, saboteurs, criminals and other unauthorised persons. Cyber security aims to prevent damage to systems and stop data being made inaccessible.		Cyber security comprises technologies, processes and controls used to protect computer hardware, software and data from attack from spammers, hackers, saboteurs, criminals and other unauthorised persons. Cyber security aims to prevent damage to systems and stop data being made inaccessible.

−	~~[https://www.greycampus.com/cyber-security~~ Cyber security] has assumed a more critical role due to society’s increased dependence on computer systems, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the growth of ‘smart’ devices and the Internet of things.	+	Cyber security has assumed a more critical role due to society’s increased dependence on computer systems, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the growth of ‘smart’ devices and the Internet of things.

	Critical government, national security, medical and financial organisations store vast amounts of electronic data, much of which is of a highly sensitive, personal, intellectual or financial nature. All such agencies face rapidly evolving security risks and so continually adjust their cyber defences, improving, upgrading and bolstering, and generally keeping one step ahead of cyber criminals.		Critical government, national security, medical and financial organisations store vast amounts of electronic data, much of which is of a highly sensitive, personal, intellectual or financial nature. All such agencies face rapidly evolving security risks and so continually adjust their cyber defences, improving, upgrading and bolstering, and generally keeping one step ahead of cyber criminals.

Isabellaava at 08:12, 16 November 2020

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	Cyber security comprises technologies, processes and controls used to protect computer hardware, software and data from attack from spammers, hackers, saboteurs, criminals and other unauthorised persons. Cyber security aims to prevent damage to systems and stop data being made inaccessible.		Cyber security comprises technologies, processes and controls used to protect computer hardware, software and data from attack from spammers, hackers, saboteurs, criminals and other unauthorised persons. Cyber security aims to prevent damage to systems and stop data being made inaccessible.

−	Cyber security has assumed a more critical role due to society’s increased dependence on computer systems, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the growth of ‘smart’ devices and the Internet of things.	+	[https://www.greycampus.com/cyber-security Cyber security] has assumed a more critical role due to society’s increased dependence on computer systems, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the growth of ‘smart’ devices and the Internet of things.

	Critical government, national security, medical and financial organisations store vast amounts of electronic data, much of which is of a highly sensitive, personal, intellectual or financial nature. All such agencies face rapidly evolving security risks and so continually adjust their cyber defences, improving, upgrading and bolstering, and generally keeping one step ahead of cyber criminals.		Critical government, national security, medical and financial organisations store vast amounts of electronic data, much of which is of a highly sensitive, personal, intellectual or financial nature. All such agencies face rapidly evolving security risks and so continually adjust their cyber defences, improving, upgrading and bolstering, and generally keeping one step ahead of cyber criminals.

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	* Cyber hygiene		* Cyber hygiene
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Designing Buildings at 10:09, 21 June 2020

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		+	The [https://www.redbooklive.com/download/pdf/LPS-2082-Issue-1.0.pdf Loss Prevention Standard (LSP 2082 : Issue 1.0)], published by BRE Global in 2017, defines cyber security as: ‘A system of controls used to protect an organisation, its facilities and other assets (both physical & cyber) from cyber threats.’
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	Cyberspace is a conceptual world of interconnected digital technology; a virtual meeting place of Internet, databases, email, online networks and other electronic forums. It is the notional ‘space’ where computer networks are connected and communicate.		Cyberspace is a conceptual world of interconnected digital technology; a virtual meeting place of Internet, databases, email, online networks and other electronic forums. It is the notional ‘space’ where computer networks are connected and communicate.

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	Critical government, national security, medical and financial organisations store vast amounts of electronic data, much of which is of a highly sensitive, personal, intellectual or financial nature. All such agencies face rapidly evolving security risks and so continually adjust their cyber defences, improving, upgrading and bolstering, and generally keeping one step ahead of cyber criminals.		Critical government, national security, medical and financial organisations store vast amounts of electronic data, much of which is of a highly sensitive, personal, intellectual or financial nature. All such agencies face rapidly evolving security risks and so continually adjust their cyber defences, improving, upgrading and bolstering, and generally keeping one step ahead of cyber criminals.

−	The GDPR ~~regulations~~, introduced in Spring 2017, have made it obligatory for every company and organisation to take effective measures to protect personal data or risk being fined.	+	This can be a particular problem in the built environment, where critical infrastructure may be subject to attacks, and the increasing automation of systems such as building management systems can make buildings vulnerable.
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		+	The General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), introduced in Spring 2017, have made it obligatory for every company and organisation to take effective measures to protect personal data or risk being fined.

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	As dependence on computer devices and the Internet has grown, so have the number of threats which can come from a multitude of sources, including:		As dependence on computer devices and the Internet has grown, so have the number of threats which can come from a multitude of sources, including:

−	* Computer crime	+	* Denial of service.
−	* Denial of service	+	* Eavesdropping.
−	* Eavesdropping	+	* Keylogging
−	* ~~Keyloggers~~	+	* Malware.
−	* Malware	+	* Phishing.
−	* Phishing	+	* Ransomware.
−	* Ransomware	+	* Spyware.
−	* Spyware	+	* Trojans.
−	* Trojans	+	* Viruses.
−	* Viruses	+

−	== Defences to these threats include: ==	+	Defences to these threats include:

−	* Antivirus software	+	* Antivirus software.
−	* Authentication	+	* Authentication protocols.
−	* Authorisation	+	* Authorisation processes.
−	* Computer access control	+	* Computer access control.
−	* Data-centric security	+	* Encryption.
−	* Encryption	+	* Firewalls.
−	* ~~Firewall~~	+	* Mobile secure gateways.
−	* Mobile secure ~~gateway~~	+	* Secure coding.
−	* Multi-factor authentication	+
−	* Secure coding	+
	* Secure operating systems.		* Secure operating systems.

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−	* ~~Augmented reality.~~	+	* Cyber hygiene
−	* ~~Building information modelling.~~	+	* Cyber security and engineering
−	* ~~Computer aided design.~~	+	* Cyber threats to building automation and control systems
−	* Computer-generated imagery (CGI).	+	* Cyber-physical system
−	* Construction Operations Building Information Exchange.	+	* Cyber-security and phishing
−	* Computer aided manufacturing.	+	* Infrastructure and cyber attacks
−	* Computers in building ~~design.~~	+
−	* Geographic information systems.	+
−	* ~~Manual drafting techniques.~~	+
−	* ~~Mixed reality.~~	+
−	* Parametricism.	+
−	* Real time.	+
−	* Rapid prototyping.	+
−	* ~~Virtual reality.~~	+

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−	Cyberspace is a conceptual world of interconnected digital technology; a virtual meeting place of Internet, databases, email, online networks and other electronic forums. ~~Put simply, it~~ is the notional ‘space’ where computer networks are connected and communicate.	+	Cyberspace is a conceptual world of interconnected digital technology; a virtual meeting place of Internet, databases, email, online networks and other electronic forums. It is the notional ‘space’ where computer networks are connected and communicate.

−	Cyber security comprises technologies, processes and controls used to protect computer hardware, software ~~or electronic~~ data ~~free~~ from attack from spammers, hackers, saboteurs, criminals and other unauthorised persons ~~who may be seeking to further their aims either out of malice or for financial gain~~. ~~Also known as computer security or IT security, cyber~~ security aims to prevent damage to systems and stop data being made inaccessible.	+	Cyber security comprises technologies, processes and controls used to protect computer hardware, software and data from attack from spammers, hackers, saboteurs, criminals and other unauthorised persons. Cyber security aims to prevent damage to systems and stop data being made inaccessible.

−	Cyber security has assumed a more critical role due to society’s increased dependence on computer systems, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, the growth of ‘smart’ devices and ~~televisions, as well as~~ the Internet of things.	+	Cyber security has assumed a more critical role due to society’s increased dependence on computer systems, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the growth of ‘smart’ devices and the Internet of things.

−	Critical government, national security, medical and financial organisations store vast amounts of electronic data, much of which is of a highly sensitive, personal, intellectual or financial nature. All such agencies ~~must~~ face rapidly evolving security risks and so continually adjust their cyber defences, improving, upgrading and bolstering, and generally keeping one step ahead of cyber criminals~~. Unfortunately, the threats can proliferate far more quickly than defences can be established against them~~.	+	Critical government, national security, medical and financial organisations store vast amounts of electronic data, much of which is of a highly sensitive, personal, intellectual or financial nature. All such agencies face rapidly evolving security risks and so continually adjust their cyber defences, improving, upgrading and bolstering, and generally keeping one step ahead of cyber criminals.

−	~~Organisations also face risks. Under the~~ GDPR regulations, introduced in Spring 2017, it ~~has become~~ obligatory for every company and organisation to take effective measures to protect personal data or risk being fined~~. Employees are therefore made well aware of the dangers of keeping sensitive data on their computers unnecessarily~~.	+	The GDPR regulations, introduced in Spring 2017, have made it obligatory for every company and organisation to take effective measures to protect personal data or risk being fined.

	= Threats to cyber security =		= Threats to cyber security =