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A common language for computer security incidents
[report]
1998
unpublished
Much of the computer security information regularly gathered and disseminated by individuals and organizations cannot currently be combined or compared because a "common language" has yet to emerge in the field of computer security. A common language consists of terms and taxonomies (principles of classification) which enable the gathering, exchange and comparison of information. This paper presents the results of a project to develop such a common language for computer security incidents. This
doi:10.2172/751004
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