TIM158-2013-Lectures 10-11
... 7. Make sure all the latest browser and operating system patches are installed on all desktop and server systems. 8. Make sure all security software installed is up-to-date and is using the latest version of the threat database. 9. Don’t provide regular network users with administrator privileges th ...
... 7. Make sure all the latest browser and operating system patches are installed on all desktop and server systems. 8. Make sure all security software installed is up-to-date and is using the latest version of the threat database. 9. Don’t provide regular network users with administrator privileges th ...
Taxonomy of Computer Security Incidents
... • Source IP, Destination IP, port, and protocol • Operating System, including version, patches, etc. • System Function (e.g., DNS/web server, workstation, etc.) • Antivirus software installed, including version, and latest updates • Location of the system(s) involved in the incident (e.g. Clemson) • ...
... • Source IP, Destination IP, port, and protocol • Operating System, including version, patches, etc. • System Function (e.g., DNS/web server, workstation, etc.) • Antivirus software installed, including version, and latest updates • Location of the system(s) involved in the incident (e.g. Clemson) • ...
Social engineering - Information Systems
... right to obtain about others and how the information can be used ...
... right to obtain about others and how the information can be used ...
Skating on Stilts
... – Fewer than 60% patched and updated software on a regular schedule – User name and password the most common form of login/authentication – more than three-quarters of SCADA/ICS systems are connected to an IP network or the Internet • nearly half of those admitted that these connections create unres ...
... – Fewer than 60% patched and updated software on a regular schedule – User name and password the most common form of login/authentication – more than three-quarters of SCADA/ICS systems are connected to an IP network or the Internet • nearly half of those admitted that these connections create unres ...
Security challenges in the lighting use case
... Security challenges in Smart Lighting Paul Chilton NXP Semiconductors ...
... Security challenges in Smart Lighting Paul Chilton NXP Semiconductors ...
20121101
... • And of course there is simply the physical theft of the system, backup tapes, etc.! ...
... • And of course there is simply the physical theft of the system, backup tapes, etc.! ...
ISDS 550 – Telecommunications and Business Networks1 Today`s
... communicate with their suppliers/customers/partners, to integrate their functions, and to operate their businesses. As such, telecommunications networks are becoming mission-critical to many organizations. Examining enterprise networks and the Internet and surveying network security, this course is ...
... communicate with their suppliers/customers/partners, to integrate their functions, and to operate their businesses. As such, telecommunications networks are becoming mission-critical to many organizations. Examining enterprise networks and the Internet and surveying network security, this course is ...
Understanding and Installing Firewalls
... users who valued openness for sharing and collaboration was ended by a number of major internet security breaches which occurred in the late 1980s: Clifford Stoll's discovery of German spies tampering with his system. Bill Cheswick's "Evening with Berferd" 1992 in which he set up a simple electronic ...
... users who valued openness for sharing and collaboration was ended by a number of major internet security breaches which occurred in the late 1980s: Clifford Stoll's discovery of German spies tampering with his system. Bill Cheswick's "Evening with Berferd" 1992 in which he set up a simple electronic ...
File
... breaking into any box.A true hacker why is doing what he does and is doing it for reason like knowledge free information and access. so if you want to be Hacker,repeat the following things until you believe them. ...
... breaking into any box.A true hacker why is doing what he does and is doing it for reason like knowledge free information and access. so if you want to be Hacker,repeat the following things until you believe them. ...
PPT - pantherFILE
... – documents (whose loading is likely to cause embedded code execution at some point) – even additionally hide elsewhere in the operating system, including the kernel. ...
... – documents (whose loading is likely to cause embedded code execution at some point) – even additionally hide elsewhere in the operating system, including the kernel. ...
Access Control, Operations Security, and Computer Forensics
... Monitoring and Audits • Monitoring – problem identification and ...
... Monitoring and Audits • Monitoring – problem identification and ...
Siemplify, a fast-growing cyber security start
... Siemplify, a fast-growing cyber security start-up, is looking for a data science professional who is creative, out of the box thinker and passionate about research of innovative ideas and bringing them to life. We are looking for a data science professional who is creative, out of the box thinker an ...
... Siemplify, a fast-growing cyber security start-up, is looking for a data science professional who is creative, out of the box thinker and passionate about research of innovative ideas and bringing them to life. We are looking for a data science professional who is creative, out of the box thinker an ...
Form 140-1
... security risk or having a history of problems with other computer systems may be denied access to GYPSDnet. ...
... security risk or having a history of problems with other computer systems may be denied access to GYPSDnet. ...
Security
... Security violations can be accidental (easier to protect) or intentional (malicious) (harder to protect). Some accidental and malicious security violations are: Confidentiality breach, unauthorized data reading (info theft), credit-card info, identity info for identity theft. Integrity breach, unaut ...
... Security violations can be accidental (easier to protect) or intentional (malicious) (harder to protect). Some accidental and malicious security violations are: Confidentiality breach, unauthorized data reading (info theft), credit-card info, identity info for identity theft. Integrity breach, unaut ...
Computer Science 9616b, Fall 2016 Project Description Your project
... It should involve a topic relating to access control to, privacy preservation of, or integrity preservation of data in a database. It should involve some scholarly research – a few scholarly references even if you do a practical project. Both the research only and practical project require a written ...
... It should involve a topic relating to access control to, privacy preservation of, or integrity preservation of data in a database. It should involve some scholarly research – a few scholarly references even if you do a practical project. Both the research only and practical project require a written ...
Network Security
... Schools’ faculty should have responsibility of supervising the access of indecent websites Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) signed into law in December 2000: ...
... Schools’ faculty should have responsibility of supervising the access of indecent websites Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) signed into law in December 2000: ...
Networking & Security
... friendliness needs, Application Bugs, Virus attacks Weak Standards, Casual Administration, Bugs, Virus Attacks ...
... friendliness needs, Application Bugs, Virus attacks Weak Standards, Casual Administration, Bugs, Virus Attacks ...
Chap013
... What were some of the unethical practices at Enron? What two issues does the article suggest about Credibility? Why would Enron (or any) executives engage in such activities? How can people be encouraged to follow acceptable ethical/moral business practices? ...
... What were some of the unethical practices at Enron? What two issues does the article suggest about Credibility? Why would Enron (or any) executives engage in such activities? How can people be encouraged to follow acceptable ethical/moral business practices? ...
Curriculum Vitae - ASU People Search
... Implementation of Neural Network based Perceptron and MIRA classifiers to classify test data to correct labels. Using Protégé for simulating OWL and Ontologies for knowledge representation. Simulated Answer Set Programming in CLINGO framework for deriving the models associated. ...
... Implementation of Neural Network based Perceptron and MIRA classifiers to classify test data to correct labels. Using Protégé for simulating OWL and Ontologies for knowledge representation. Simulated Answer Set Programming in CLINGO framework for deriving the models associated. ...
Types of Encryption Algorithms
... 1. Contamination of internal database via actions of cooperating companies 2. Service delays/denial for intranet traffic due to Internet/ISP problems 3. Compromise or delay of intranet traffic due to crypto mismanagement 4. Compromise of internal traffic patterns ...
... 1. Contamination of internal database via actions of cooperating companies 2. Service delays/denial for intranet traffic due to Internet/ISP problems 3. Compromise or delay of intranet traffic due to crypto mismanagement 4. Compromise of internal traffic patterns ...
Preventing Social Engineering
... Hacker pretends to be someone in charge of a company or department Similar to “third-party authorization” attack Examples of authority figures Medical personnel Home inspector School superintendent ...
... Hacker pretends to be someone in charge of a company or department Similar to “third-party authorization” attack Examples of authority figures Medical personnel Home inspector School superintendent ...
Threats, Vulnerabilities, and Attacks
... Reconnaissance attack is a kind of information gathering on network system and services. This enables the attacker to discover vulnerabilities or weaknesses on the network In most cases, it precedes an actual access or denial-ofservice (DoS) attack. Reconnaissance is somewhat analogous to a th ...
... Reconnaissance attack is a kind of information gathering on network system and services. This enables the attacker to discover vulnerabilities or weaknesses on the network In most cases, it precedes an actual access or denial-ofservice (DoS) attack. Reconnaissance is somewhat analogous to a th ...
Chapter 24 - William Stallings, Data and Computer
... do not support advanced user authentication schemes vulnerable to attacks that take advantage of problems within TCP/IP susceptible to security breaches caused by improper configurations ...
... do not support advanced user authentication schemes vulnerable to attacks that take advantage of problems within TCP/IP susceptible to security breaches caused by improper configurations ...
Lect 1 - Intro
... These slides are not meant to be comprehensive lecture notes! They are only remarks and pointers. The material presented here is not sufficient for studying for the course. Your main sources for studying are the text and your own lecture notes ...
... These slides are not meant to be comprehensive lecture notes! They are only remarks and pointers. The material presented here is not sufficient for studying for the course. Your main sources for studying are the text and your own lecture notes ...