Risk theory

The textbook covers the fundamentals of risk theory, key concepts, and methods used for identifying, analyzing, and minimizing risks related to the security and reliability of computer networks. The authors discuss both theoretical foundations and practical tools for assessing vulnerabilities, identifying potential threats, and developing protection strategies. The exploration of these issues ensures that both users and network administrators are well-equipped to operate in a complex cyber environment while minimizing the risk of attacks. The textbook presents methods and techniques for quantitative and qualitative risk assessment, analysis of potential consequences and probabilities of hazards, as well as describing risk management strategies.

It is intended for students specializing in 123 'Computer Engineering' in both full-time and part-time study formats. It will also be useful for cybersecurity and information technology specialists, postgraduate students, and anyone involved in the theory and practice of risk management in modern information systems.