Debian Handbook/14_security — Chinese (Traditional) @ Hosted Weblate: Defining a Security Policy

	English	Chinese (Traditional)	Actions
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	IDS/NIDS
	Security	安全性
	An information system can have a varying level of importance depending on the environment. In some cases, it is vital to a company's survival. It must therefore be protected from various kinds of risks. The process of evaluating these risks, defining and implementing the protection is collectively known as the “security process”.
	Defining a Security Policy
	<primary>security</primary><secondary>policy</secondary>	<primary>封包</primary><secondary>IP</secondary>
	<emphasis>CAUTION</emphasis> Scope of this chapter
	Security is a vast and very sensitive subject, so we cannot claim to describe it in any kind of comprehensive manner in the course of a single chapter. We will only delineate a few important points and describe some of the tools and methods that can be of use in the security domain. For further reading, literature abounds, and entire books have been devoted to the subject.
	The word “security” itself covers a vast range of concepts, tools and procedures, none of which apply universally. Choosing among them requires a precise idea of what your goals are. Securing a system starts with answering a few questions. Rushing headlong into implementing an arbitrary set of tools runs the risk of focusing on the wrong aspects of security.
	The very first thing to determine is therefore the goal. A good approach to help with that determination starts with the following questions:

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