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Re: Sample Risk Assessment Report

Subject: Re: Sample Risk Assessment Report
Date: 14 Jan 2005 00:51:58 -0000
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If you use some Google hacking you can find security scan reports. =3D)
Not exactly what you want..but

Nessus
http://www.computec.ch/dokumente/windows/sicherheit_von_windows/2-scanni
ng/nessus-report.html
http://mrcorp.infosecwriters.com/os_scan/xpscan/default/default.html
http://www.rit.edu/~wjh3710/pub/old.html
http://www.kefk.net/Admin/Nessus/kefk_net/


It is important to understand the difference between a vulnerability scanner 
report - which these are - and what has been requested - a risk assessment 
report.

This is one of the main reasons why security has gotten a bad name for itself 
in the corporate world - IT/security managers do not want to see another list 
of things they need to do (fix).  A risk assessment takes the information 
delivered by the scanners and other testing techniques and provides 
understanding of the scanning results within the context of business risks. 
This means that using Nessus/ISS/eEYE results do NOT equal risk assessment.  
These tools are important parts of the risk assessment process but do not 
represent risk assessment.

Risk assessments assign values to IT assets and use these values to understand 
risk within a business context. A better area to look would be at the risk 
methodologies themselves such as  

http://www.security-risk-analysis.com/
http://www.cert.org/octave/
http://www.riskworld.net/

are good places to start

J/

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