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Running Head: THREAT MODELING 1

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Threat Models in Health Care Facility

Sruthi Dhadvai

University of the Cumberlands

Emerging Threats & Countermeasures (ITS-834-M41) (Fall 2020) Full Term Date

Threat Models in Health Care Facility

The e-health structures is familiar for empowering the social movement of protection and security of the board's records because of locking of workplaces to prepare for the flood of the general population needing emotional organization of therapeutic administrations. The e-health systems have affected improved cycles of work taking everything into account, with providers and the expanded number of patients getting to the fundamental human administrations by guaranteeing smooth and justifiable strategies which can be subject to partner the patients with the associations of medical care experts, (Ahsan & Rahman, 2017). The threat

modeling in this perspective is the act through which the potential risks and alleviations of security are recognized and organized to impact a significant worth, for instance, the privacy of information and innovation protection. Some of the threat models include; dread threat model, stride threat model, and trike threat model. In this paper I ill be discussing three threat modeling systems and clearly analyze them to provide for the most effective model. Example of threats that can occur in a healthcare sector is on the x-ray

machine that has a very low defence mechanism against intruders and which can be hacked easly.

DREAD Threat Modeling

DREAD framework refers to a structure concerned with surveying the security threats of a PC with a recent utilization in Microsoft and though that has a current usage in Open Mass and various organizations, with a study from the makers. The model assists minds in rating the security threats and hazards while utilizing fi classifications. Such classifications include; damage, reproducibility, exploitability, the clients affected, and discoverability. While the loss is all about how awful the results of the attack are, the factor of reproducibility focuses on how simple is the recreation of the attack in this context (Singhal & Banati, 2013). However, exploitability targets the amount of work done in dispatching the attack. Besides, the number of individuals affected by the crime is necessary, with the discoverability concerning the ease of finding the risks that potentially occur. Generally, the five initials in the model give the origin of the name DREAD model. The model was initially meant for displaying dangers, but the evaluations were found to be unpredictable and presented with a liability to the discussion. The model was among those utilized by Microsoft 2008, (Collyer, 2018). During the evaluation of dangers using the DREAD model, the entire classifications are rated from one to the total number of assessments of a particular issue that is applied when organizing other matters. According to most security specialists, the inclusion of the "discoverability" to represent the last D is found to be rewarding, by lack of definition with a few associations moving to

DREAD-D scale.

STRIDE Threat Modeling

The STRIDE model of dangers was created by Praerit Garg and Loren Kohnfelder for application in recognition of threats to PC Microsoft. The model classifies the target dangers into six classes: · Spoofing · Tampering · Rejection · Information disclosure ·

Denial of service · Elevation of privilege

The STRIDE model was initially made as an essential feature of displaying procedure for the security threats in PC. The model

is useful when helping reason and discovering the dangers within a PC in the framework. The utilization of the model is related to the physical structure that can equally be built. Therefore, the model incorporates the failure of entire procedures, stores for information, information streams, and the trust limits. All the dangers are perceived as breach for the attractive properties of the framework, (Fatima, et al, 2019) 1. Threat; it is the property of desire that he model targets. 1. Spoofing; refers to

Authenticity as a way of ensuring robust security. 1. Tampering; this denotes the integrity of the model. 1. Repudiation;

the framework is non-repudiable. 1. Information disclosure; this is the confidentiality of the network to availing sensitive

information to unauthorized hands. 1. Denial of Service; this is how readily the services are available. 1. "Elevation of

Privilege"; this all about authorization.

TRIKE Threat Modeling

TRIKE model is a particular threat modeling technique, which is an open-source process of displaying the threats with a lot of focus on the fulfillment of the process of examining the digital risks from the board perspective. The model can give a danger basing their approach on the extremely used methodology and a demonstration process for the hazards, (Jain & Ajmera, 2018). The TRIKE threat modeling is a necessity model guaranteeing chosen levels of the risks for well-intentioned benefits to various partners. Subsequently, the model makes the stream charts for the information, with the framework engineers making the outlines to the information streams to impart the manner of moving of the framework as well as stores and information controls.

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The model contained four components; · Information stores · Forms · Information streams · Interactors

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Although the entire methods seem to have great approaches, all of them are not ideal. First of all, the DREAD model has low

ratings with simple questions that are put on it credibly, and it seems to drop from Microsoft. The simple questions tent not to display all the necessary information to assess the threat effectively. TRIKE needs the designer to be careful while holding the

complete system for conducting an analysis of the search surfaces, which is challenging when it comes to large orders, this model can only be effective in small and mobile healthcare sectors. TRIKE model has several layers that requires a heavy investment of resources to develop it. More so, the model leaves unfinished data at the different levels of its application. The big health care

systems require a quality scale of 100 or 1000 threat model, which is a viable option, but when choosing one model, then STRIDE threat model is the best. The STRIDE model can be summarized to have a sole objective of development, meant to overcome the weaknesses associated with the other threat models. The model is well documented, owns a technology giant Microsoft Corporation, and is time tested. The application of STRIDE model does not prevent other models to be used in the healthcare sector making it more appropriate to be used. Despite of some disadvantages like not taking technical defense into the system as well as requiring a high level of competence in order to use it, it still stands out to be the best model to be used as compared to the other

two I have discussed above, (Spanakis, et al, 2020).

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The threat modeling in this perspective is the act through which the potential risks and alleviations of security are recognized and organized to impact a significant worth, for instance, the privacy of information and innovation protection. Some of the threat models include; dread threat model, stride threat model, and trike threat model.

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The threat modeling in this perspective is the act through which the potential risks and alleviations of security are recognized and organized to impact a significant worth, for instance, the privacy of information and innovation protection Some of the threat models include dread threat model, stride threat model, and trike threat model

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DREAD Threat Modeling DREAD framework refers to a structure concerned with surveying the security threats of a PC with a recent utilization in Microsoft and though that has a current usage in Open Mass and various organizations, with a study from the makers. The model assists minds in rating the security threats and hazards while utilizing fi classifications. Such classifications include;

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DREAD Threat Modeling DREAD framework refers to a structure concerned with surveying the security threats of a PC with a recent utilization in Microsoft and albeit that has a current usage in Open Stack and various organizations, with a dissertation from the makers The model assists minds in rating the security threats and hazards while utilizing fi classifications Such classifications include

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damage, reproducibility, exploitability, the clients affected, and discoverability. While the loss is all about how awful the results of the attack are, the factor of reproducibility focuses on how simple is the recreation of the attack in this context (Singhal & Banati, 2013). However, exploitability targets the amount of work done in dispatching the attack. Besides, the number of individuals affected by the crime is necessary, with the discoverability concerning the ease of finding the risks that potentially occur.

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damage, reproducibility, exploitability, the clients affected, and discoverability While the loss is all about how awful the results of the assault are, the factor of reproducibility focuses on how simple is the recreation of the attack in this context (Singhal & Banati, 2013) However, exploitability targets the amount of work done in dispatching the attack Besides, the number of individuals affected by the crime is necessary, with the discoverability concerning the ease of finding the risks that potentially occur

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Generally, the five initials in the model give the origin of the name DREAD model. The model was initially meant for displaying dangers, but the evaluations were found to be unpredictable and presented with a liability to the discussion. The model was among those utilized by Microsoft 2008, (Collyer, 2018). During the evaluation of dangers using the DREAD model, the entire classifications are rated from one to the total number of assessments of a particular issue that is applied when organizing other matters.

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Generally, the five initials in the model give the origin of the name DREAD model The model was initially meant for displaying dangers, but the evaluations were found to be unpredictable and presented with a liability to the discussion The model was among those utilized by Microsoft 2008 During the evaluation of dangers using the DREAD model, the entire classifications are rated from one to the total number of appraisals of a particular issue that is applied when organizing other matters

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According to most security specialists, the inclusion of the "discoverability" to represent the last D is found to be rewarding, by lack of definition with a few associations moving to DREAD-D scale. STRIDE Threat Modeling The STRIDE model of dangers was created by Praerit Garg and Loren Kohnfelder for application in recognition of threats to PC Microsoft.

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According to most security specialists, the inclusion of the "discoverability" to represent the last D is found to be rewarding, by lack of definition with a few associations moving to DREAD-D scale STRIDE Threat Modeling The STRIDE model of dangers was created by Praerit Garg and Loren Kohnfelder for application in recognition of threats to PC Microsoft

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The model classifies the target dangers into six classes:

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· Spoofing · Tampering · Rejection · Information disclosure · Denial of service · Elevation of privilege

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The STRIDE model was initially made as an essential feature of displaying procedure for the security threats in PC. The model is useful when helping reason and discovering the dangers within a PC in the framework. The utilization of the model is related to the physical structure that can equally be built. Therefore, the model incorporates the failure of entire procedures, stores for information, information streams, and the trust limits.

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The STRIDE model was initially made as an essential feature of displaying procedure for the security threats in PC The model is useful when helping reason and discovering the dangers within a PC in the framework The utilization of the model is related to the physical structure that can equally be built Therefore, the model incorporates the breakdown of entire procedures, stores for information, information streams, and the trust limits (Scandariato, Wuyts & Joosen, 2015)

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All the dangers are perceived as breach for the attractive properties of the framework, (Fatima, et al, 2019) 1.

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it is the property of desire that he model targets.

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it is the property of desire that he model targets

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refers to Authenticity as a way of ensuring robust security.

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this denotes the integrity of the model.

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the framework is non-repudiable.

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this is the confidentiality of the network to availing sensitive information to unauthorized hands.

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this is the confidentiality of the network to availing sensitive information to unauthorized hands

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Denial of Service; this is how readily the services are available.

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Denial of Service this is how readily the services are available

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"Elevation of Privilege"; this all about authorization. TRIKE Threat Modeling TRIKE model is a particular threat modeling technique, which is an open-source process of displaying the threats with a lot of focus on the fulfillment of the process of examining the digital risks from the board perspective.

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"Elevation of Privilege" this all about authorization TRIKE Threat Modeling TRIKE model is a particular threat modeling technique, which is an open-source process of displaying the threats with a lot of focus on the fulfillment of the process of examining the digital risks from the board perspective

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The model can give a danger basing their approach on the extremely used methodology and a demonstration process for the hazards, (Jain & Ajmera, 2018). The TRIKE threat modeling is a necessity model guaranteeing chosen levels of the risks for well-intentioned benefits to various partners. Subsequently, the model makes the stream charts for the information, with the framework engineers making the outlines to the information streams to impart the manner of moving of the framework as well as stores and information controls. The model contained four components;

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The model can furnish a danger basing their approach on the extraordinarily used methodology and a demonstration process for the hazards The TRIKE threat modeling is a necessity model guaranteeing allotted levels of the risks for worthy benefits to various partners Subsequently, the model makes the stream charts for the information, with the framework engineers making the outlines to the information streams to impart the manner of moving of the framework as well as stores and information controls The model contained four components

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Although the entire methods seem to have great approaches, all of them are not ideal. First of all, the DREAD model has low ratings with simple questions that are put on it credibly, and it seems to drop from Microsoft.

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Although the entire methods seem to have great approaches, all of them are not ideal Exemplary, the DREAD model has low ratings with simple questions that are put on it credibly, and it seems to drop from Microsoft

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TRIKE needs the designer to be careful while holding the complete system for conducting an analysis of the search surfaces, which is challenging when it comes to large orders, this model can only be effective in small and mobile healthcare sectors.

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TRIKE needs the designer to be careful while holding the complete system for conducting an analysis of the search surfaces, which is challenging when it comes to large orders

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The big health care systems require a quality scale of 100 or 1000 threat model, which is a viable option, but when choosing one model, then STRIDE threat model is the best. The STRIDE model can be summarized to have a sole objective of development, meant to overcome the weaknesses associated with the other threat models. The model is well documented, owns a technology giant Microsoft Corporation, and is time tested.

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The big health care systems require a quality scale of 100 or 1000 threat model, which is a viable option, but when choosing one model, then TRIDE threat model is the best The STRIDE model can be summarized to have a sole objective of development, meant to overcome the weaknesses associated with the other threat models (Scandariato, Wuyts & Joosen, 2015) The model is well documented, owns a technology giant Microsoft Corporation, and is time tested

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