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For many organizations, cloud computing delivers significant operational flexibility for continued success and business value. In this risk assessment, three components of web application security are identified for analysis. The goal of this document is to provide context about quantifiable risk for a hypothetical, software development team that deploys a cloud-based provider host to implement a Virtual Private Network (VPN) and a Relational Database Service (RDS). In this scenario, employees on the remote team privately access the VPN in order to collaborate remotely over a secure network, and maintain the RDS. The two technological components of the software development team will be analyzed with respect to three data assets of the web application: to determine the vulnerabilities and the likelihood of threats posed from malicious actors; to estimate the impact if an attack were to occur; to survey applicable controls and costs for mitigating threats; and to provide and implement a worked example in practice. To support web application security into the near future, the implementation of software development products must embrace an organizational risk tolerance that balances constraints from applicable regulations, and vulnerabilities identified in the risk assessment methodology.
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Pappé, Ilan A History of Modern Palestine; One Land, Two Peoples Cambridge University Press (2006)2006 •
Foreword: The idea of this book germinated in my Haifa University class entitled ‘The history of the Palestine conflict’. Very alert and eager Palestinian and Jewish students demanded again and again a narrative of their country’s history that did not repeat the known versions of the two conflicting parties; one that respected the other, included those who are not part of the story, and above all was more hopeful about the future. I began writing the book in the twilight of the Oslo Agreement and found it difficult to comply with the last request. But then I realized that, by then, industrious researchers had already provided us with new perspectives on Palestine, but they were never presented in one narrative. What these novel approaches had in common was that they attempted to tell the story of the people and the land, and not just that of high politics, dogmatic ideologies or rehearsed national narratives. The fact that the students, Palestinians and Jews, wanted to hear the story told from a humanist, and not nationalist, ethnic or religious, per- spective was itself a hopeful sign for the future. It is this perspective that dictates the tone of this book, It is a narrative of those in Palestine who were brutalized and victimized by human follies well known from many other parts in the world. The abusive power used by people against other people in the name of one ideology or another is condemned in this book for being the source of much evil and few blessings. These human ambi- tions wrought invasions, occupations, expulsions, discrimination and racism on Palestine. The heroes of this book are therefore the victims of these calamities: women, children, peasants, workers, ordinary city dwellers, peaceniks, human rights activists. The ‘villains’ to a certain extent are the arrogant generals, the greedy politicians, the cynical statesmen and the misogynist men. Many of the victims were, and still are, the indige- nous people of Palestine, the Palestinians; but many of them also belong to the community of the newcomers, now evolving into a second genera- tion of natives, the Jews. We are constantly warned that we should not be slaves of our history and memory. This book is written with the view that in order to perform this liberation act in Israel and Palestine, you need first to rewrite, indeed salvage, a history that was erased and forgotten. The violent symbolic and real exclusion of people from the hegemonic narrative of the past is the source of the violence of the present. Various historians who came directly from the forgotten and marginalized communities in Palestine provided with their original and pioneering works the bricks with which I could attempt the present project of redrawing the historical picture of Palestine. This is done not for the sake of intellectual curiosity, but out of a wish to disseminate a more expanded narrative of what happened in a country that never ceases, to the great dismay of its inhabitants, to capture the global headlines, even if its population does not exceed that of London or New York and its territory is smaller than that of any of the Great Lakes of North America. It is both an introduction to those interested for the first time in the country – if there are still such fortunate persons – and a suggestion for an alternative narrative for those who think, quite understandably, that they have read everything they need to know of the torn and tortured land of Palestine.
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