Alex at Riskanalys.is has responded to my request with a long, organized and detailed description of Vulnerabilities, Threats, and controls.
Definite must read.
Any other takers?
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1 comment:
I left this follow-up question on Alex's site also.
If you have a mathematically provable complete (or closed) system, does the risk model change?
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