What is the CIA Triad

A quick explainer for Computer Systems Security (MIT 6.858) by IBM Technology. 4 min. Watch on YouTube

Course: Computer Systems Security (MIT 6.858) (Computer Science). Covers: security buffer overflow web security privilege separation network security.

All lectures in Computer Systems Security (MIT 6.858)

  1. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 1: Introduction · 1 h 13 min
  2. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 2: Security architecture · 1 h 23 min
  3. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 3: User authentication · 1 h 23 min
  4. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 4: Buffer overflows · 1 h 23 min
  5. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 5: Privilege separation · 1 h 19 min
  6. 6.858 Spring 2020 Recitation 1: Linux containers · 1 h 25 min
  7. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 6: Software isolation · 1 h 22 min
  8. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 7: Enclaves · 1 h 21 min
  9. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 8: Mobile device security · 1 h 24 min
  10. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 9: Mobile app security · 1 h 20 min
  11. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 10: Symbolic execution · 1 h 21 min
  12. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 11: Web security model · 1 h 22 min
  13. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 12: Network security · 1 h 22 min
  14. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 13: Secure channels · 1 h 25 min
  15. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 14: Certificates · 1 h 25 min
  16. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 15: Guest lecture by Max Burkhardt: Information security in real life · 1 h 30 min
  17. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 16: Messaging security · 1 h 23 min
  18. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 17: Untrusted storage servers · 1 h 28 min
  19. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 18: CPU timing attacks · 1 h 24 min
  20. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 19: Tor Q&A with Nick Mathewson · 57 min
  21. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 20: MIT network security Q&A with IS&T staff · 57 min
  22. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 21: Guest lecture by Max Krohn: Keybase · 1 h 32 min
  23. 6.858 Spring 2020 Lecture 22: Final project presentations · 1 h 20 min