International Journal of Computer Science and Network Security, v.13, no.4, pp.19-25
ISSN
1738-7906
Publisher
IJCSNS
Language
English
Type
Journal Article
Abstract
As the number of users using the internet has increased, recently the internet services have been growing rapidly. And the number of attacks for the internet services has been growing rapidly because of software flaw vulnerabilities in recent years. The software assets composed of the internet service have lots of vulnerabilities, the system administrator don't know the response method for them in confusion. But the security organizations in Korea aren't in cooperation with other countries and organizations to collect, analyze and respond vulnerabilities and don't have the integrated database and the organized management system for the vulnerabilities. This paper introduces the method constructing and managing the vulnerability database, the system managing the software flaw vulnerabilities and calculating the relative severity of software flaw vulnerabilities within information technology systems by referring to National Vulnerability Database(NVD) as the public vulnerability database which is being operated in USA.
KSP Keywords
Information Technology Systems, Internet service, Management system, National Vulnerability Database, Number of users, Software Assets, Vulnerability Management, response method, system administrator
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