Traduction de «Vulnérabilité informatique » (Français → Anglais) :

security vulnerability | vulnerability | security flaw | security exploit | exploit

vulnerability scanning

computer crime [ computer offence | computer-related crime | cybercrime | cyber-vandalism | digital crime ]

vulnerability analysis | vulnerability assessment

ad hoc vulnerability FLEX mechanism | vulnerability FLEX mechanism | V-FLEX [Abbr.]

vulnerability audit | vulnerability assessment

Risk, vulnerability, resiliency -- health system implications: background paper, roundtable discussion, reflections, selected applications [ Risk, vulnerability, resiliency -- health system implications ]

Global Impact and Vulnerability Alert System

vulnerability factor

BS. whereas US intelligence agencies have a policy of systematically undermining cryptographic protocols and products in order to be able to intercept even encrypted communication; whereas the US National Security Agency has collected vast numbers of so called ‘zero-day exploits’ – IT security vulnerabilities that are not yet known to the public or the product vendor; whereas such activities massively undermine global efforts to improve IT security;

BR. whereas US intelligence agencies have a policy of systematically undermining cryptographic protocols and products in order to be able to intercept even encrypted communication; whereas the US National Security Agency has collected vast numbers of so called ‘zero-day exploits’ – IT security vulnerabilities that are not yet known to the public or the product vendor; whereas such activities massively undermine global efforts to improve IT security;

90. Points out that recent incidents clearly demonstrate the acute vulnerability of the EU, and in particular the EU institutions, national governments and parliaments, major European companies, European IT infrastructures and networks, to sophisticated attacks using complex software and malware; notes that these attacks require financial and human resources on a scale such that they are likely to originate from state entities acting on behalf of foreign governments; in this context, regards the case of the hacking or tapping of the telecommunications company Belgacom as a worrying example of an attack on the EU’s IT capacity; underli ...[+++]nes that boosting EU IT capacity and security also reduces the vulnerability of the EU towards serious cyberattacks originating from large criminal organisations or terrorist groups;

97. Calls on the Commission, by January 2015 at the latest, to present an Action Plan to develop greater EU independence in the IT sector, including a more coherent approach to boosting European IT technological capabilities (including IT systems, equipment, services, cloud computing, encryption and anonymisation) and to the protection of critical IT infrastructure (including in terms of ownership and vulnerability);