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Here are some useful links for cyberterrorism:
Google’s initiative to educate users on data management and Internet security provides information for data management on the Web that is basic to all security systems. Its Jargon Buster section is a great tool for becoming familiar with IT terms.
Good to Know,
www.google.com/goodtoknow/
The website ATLAS tracks attacks and their targets every day. It also offers a map of global attack density. ATLAS maintains a real-time database of malicious botnet command and control servers that is continuously updated. This information comes from malware analysis, botnet infiltration and other sources of data.
Atlas,
www.Atlas.arbor.net
The ITU and ITU-IMPACT websites provide useful information about the programs and the
spread of cyber-security among member states as well as the measures taken to keep cyberspace
safe and secure.
ITU,
www.itu.int
IMPACT,
www.impact-alliance.org
The Global Centre for Information and Communication Technologies in Parliament was created through the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) with the InterParliamentary Union (IPU). The center works with national governments to strengthen their information societies and to establish a framework for the defense of these networks. Although not exclusively a source for information concerning cyber security, the Global Centre for ICTP offers insight into methods of international cooperation concerning the borderless world of cyberspace.
Global Centre for ICT in Parliament,
http://www.ictparliament.org/
The International Cyber Security Protection Alliance is an external organization established to coordinate an international system of defense against cyber threats. The organization provides information on methods of combatting online terrorism and defending cyber security.
The International Cyber Protection Alliance,
https://www.icspa.org/home/
