Methods and systems for the detection of unauthorized access to modern information and communication systems and networks
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18372/2225-5036.17.3391Keywords:
information security, unauthorized access, attacks, information and communication system and network, vulnerabilitiesAbstract
In this paper, an analysis of modern methods and systems to detect unauthorized access to modern information and communication systems and networks. As a result, the analysis highlighted the advantages and disadvantages of existing methods and systems. Select the most efficient in terms of improving data protection and security to counter threats such as deliberate and accidental.
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