Information Security
... data send through the tunnel is encrypted, the packets can still be captured, but if they are they are encrypted. ...
... data send through the tunnel is encrypted, the packets can still be captured, but if they are they are encrypted. ...
Security - Computer Science Department
... – Become familiar with basic acronyms (RSA, SSL, PGP, etc.), and “buzzwords” (phishing, …) – Become an educated security consumer – Try to keep it interesting with real-world examples and ...
... – Become familiar with basic acronyms (RSA, SSL, PGP, etc.), and “buzzwords” (phishing, …) – Become an educated security consumer – Try to keep it interesting with real-world examples and ...
Avaya™ G700 Media Gateway Security - Issue 1.0
... 22) When IP terminals are deployed in unsecured areas (e.g. lobbies, waiting rooms, etc.) then the LAN is exposed to outside intrusion. It is recommended that for such areas, analog or DCP phones be uses instead on IP phones to eliminate the possibility that someone with a laptop could plug into the ...
... 22) When IP terminals are deployed in unsecured areas (e.g. lobbies, waiting rooms, etc.) then the LAN is exposed to outside intrusion. It is recommended that for such areas, analog or DCP phones be uses instead on IP phones to eliminate the possibility that someone with a laptop could plug into the ...
Pathways and the Pioneering Spirit
... Pathways also wanted to introduce the concept of 'anytime, anywhere' learning. Students can sit anywhere in the campus (park, amphitheatre, dining room or their own rooms) and do their projects, submit assignments, send e-mail to teachers, access library resources over the intranet, research papers ...
... Pathways also wanted to introduce the concept of 'anytime, anywhere' learning. Students can sit anywhere in the campus (park, amphitheatre, dining room or their own rooms) and do their projects, submit assignments, send e-mail to teachers, access library resources over the intranet, research papers ...
ITC_2013_13-02
... System networking involves the connection of computers and computer networks such that users in distant locations may share information. Protocols were established to connect different systems with predictable results. As systems networking evolved and applications became more complex, developing ne ...
... System networking involves the connection of computers and computer networks such that users in distant locations may share information. Protocols were established to connect different systems with predictable results. As systems networking evolved and applications became more complex, developing ne ...
Network Use Policy UPPS No. 04.01.05
... 03.13 Service Set Identifier (SSID) – the name of a wireless network, or more specifically, a set of characters that identify a specific wireless network, as defined in the IEEE 802.11 standards. 03.14 System Compromise – any device that is no longer entirely under its owner's control. Two major sou ...
... 03.13 Service Set Identifier (SSID) – the name of a wireless network, or more specifically, a set of characters that identify a specific wireless network, as defined in the IEEE 802.11 standards. 03.14 System Compromise – any device that is no longer entirely under its owner's control. Two major sou ...
Glossary of Terms, Abbreviations, and Acronyms
... Also referred to as “computer forensics.” As it relates to information security, the application of investigative tools and analysis techniques to gather evidence from computer resources to determine the cause of data compromises. ...
... Also referred to as “computer forensics.” As it relates to information security, the application of investigative tools and analysis techniques to gather evidence from computer resources to determine the cause of data compromises. ...
Introduction to Information Security
... nontechnical areas. Many of the same skills needed to manage and implement security are also needed to design it. Members of the security project team fill the following roles: Champion: A senior executive who promotes the project and ensures that it is supported, both financially and administrative ...
... nontechnical areas. Many of the same skills needed to manage and implement security are also needed to design it. Members of the security project team fill the following roles: Champion: A senior executive who promotes the project and ensures that it is supported, both financially and administrative ...
Topics
... Information privacy: the right of individuals or organizations to control the information that is collected about them consider all of the websites at which you have set up accounts and the personal information you provided at each site consider that some websites track the pages you visit and ...
... Information privacy: the right of individuals or organizations to control the information that is collected about them consider all of the websites at which you have set up accounts and the personal information you provided at each site consider that some websites track the pages you visit and ...
Slide 1
... Defense (DoD) computer networks. "We've got the wrong mental model here," said Dr James Peery, head of the Information Systems Analysis Centre at the Sandia National Laboratories. "I think we have to go to a model where we assume that the adversary is in our networks.“ That change would mean spendin ...
... Defense (DoD) computer networks. "We've got the wrong mental model here," said Dr James Peery, head of the Information Systems Analysis Centre at the Sandia National Laboratories. "I think we have to go to a model where we assume that the adversary is in our networks.“ That change would mean spendin ...
Lazy Garbage Collection of Recovery State for Fault – Tolerant
... A buffer is a contiguous allocated chunk of memory, such as an array or a pointer in C Buffer overflow occurs when a program or process tries to store more data in a buffer than it was intended to hold Buffer overflows are exploited to change the flow of a program in execution Buffer overflows are b ...
... A buffer is a contiguous allocated chunk of memory, such as an array or a pointer in C Buffer overflow occurs when a program or process tries to store more data in a buffer than it was intended to hold Buffer overflows are exploited to change the flow of a program in execution Buffer overflows are b ...
Protocol Overview
... much of the session and presentation layers using Distinguished Names (DN) Category: Authentication ...
... much of the session and presentation layers using Distinguished Names (DN) Category: Authentication ...
Slides - My E-town
... That outside data you consider trustworthy cannot be easily changed either ...
... That outside data you consider trustworthy cannot be easily changed either ...
Web Security Security+ Guide to Network Security Fundamentals
... • Buffer overflow attacks are common ways to gain unauthorized access to Web servers • SMTP relay attacks allow spammers to send thousands of e-mail messages to users • Web programming tools provide another foothold for Web attacks • Dynamic content can also be used by attackers – Sometimes called r ...
... • Buffer overflow attacks are common ways to gain unauthorized access to Web servers • SMTP relay attacks allow spammers to send thousands of e-mail messages to users • Web programming tools provide another foothold for Web attacks • Dynamic content can also be used by attackers – Sometimes called r ...
Threat Briefing - (AFCEA) Ottawa Chapter
... application of this security architecture methodology. IT Security Technical Safeguards This session will provide an overview of technical safeguards and, more specifically, the security functions that might be implemented in hardware or software to protect IT systems. IP Convergence Security; SCADA ...
... application of this security architecture methodology. IT Security Technical Safeguards This session will provide an overview of technical safeguards and, more specifically, the security functions that might be implemented in hardware or software to protect IT systems. IP Convergence Security; SCADA ...
V-NetLab: An Approach for Realizing Logically Isolated Networks for Security Experiments
... host, but in reality, each physical host can support about 100 vmnet interfaces. In this figure, vm2, vm3 and vm4 are supposed to be on the same logical hub. Since vm2 and vm3 have been mapped to the same physical host, they can share a single vmnet interface, called vmnet1 in the figure. vm4 needs ...
... host, but in reality, each physical host can support about 100 vmnet interfaces. In this figure, vm2, vm3 and vm4 are supposed to be on the same logical hub. Since vm2 and vm3 have been mapped to the same physical host, they can share a single vmnet interface, called vmnet1 in the figure. vm4 needs ...
Guide to Firewalls and Network Security with Intrusion Detection and
... Define at group policy level in Windows 2000 Define at local policy level if not in Windows 2000 ...
... Define at group policy level in Windows 2000 Define at local policy level if not in Windows 2000 ...
IPSEC Presentation
... • A collection of protocols for securing Internet Protocol (IP) communications by encrypting and authenticating all IP packets1 • Progressive standard • Defined in RFC 2401 thru 2409 • Purpose: – To protect IP packets – To provide defense against network attacks 1: From wikipedia.org ...
... • A collection of protocols for securing Internet Protocol (IP) communications by encrypting and authenticating all IP packets1 • Progressive standard • Defined in RFC 2401 thru 2409 • Purpose: – To protect IP packets – To provide defense against network attacks 1: From wikipedia.org ...
Chapter 11 Outline
... understand TCP/IP packets, something must be done to make them passable. By taking a packet and encapsulating it as the payload in a separate protocol, so it can be carried across a section of a network, a tunnel is created. Each end of the tunnel is called the tunnel endpoint, where the payload pac ...
... understand TCP/IP packets, something must be done to make them passable. By taking a packet and encapsulating it as the payload in a separate protocol, so it can be carried across a section of a network, a tunnel is created. Each end of the tunnel is called the tunnel endpoint, where the payload pac ...
Phishing and whaling – Don`t get hooked!
... Phishing is an attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, credit card details or money transfers usually by masquerading as a trustworthy entity or person. Like the word fishing, it is a technique that uses bait to catch the victim. Phishing emails often contain links to w ...
... Phishing is an attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, credit card details or money transfers usually by masquerading as a trustworthy entity or person. Like the word fishing, it is a technique that uses bait to catch the victim. Phishing emails often contain links to w ...
Data security based on multipath routing.
... Public key certificates are issued by the users. When user u wants to obtain the authentic public key of user v, it acquires a chain of public key certificates such that the first certificate of the chain can directly be verified by u using a public key that u holds and trusts. Similar to PGP ...
... Public key certificates are issued by the users. When user u wants to obtain the authentic public key of user v, it acquires a chain of public key certificates such that the first certificate of the chain can directly be verified by u using a public key that u holds and trusts. Similar to PGP ...
CATAPAN Global Brochure
... serious consequences if our sources of innovation cannot be protected, from depriving governments of much needed tax revenue to creating unfair competition and even posing a danger to public health and safety. The theft of intellectual property through cyber attacks is growing as we become more reli ...
... serious consequences if our sources of innovation cannot be protected, from depriving governments of much needed tax revenue to creating unfair competition and even posing a danger to public health and safety. The theft of intellectual property through cyber attacks is growing as we become more reli ...
Computer Security: Principles and Practice, 1/e
... o Often sufficient for use as a component of a distributed IDS to warn of imminent attack ...
... o Often sufficient for use as a component of a distributed IDS to warn of imminent attack ...