Chapter 7
... – All the layers must be properly coordinated to provide a cohesive security perimeter ...
... – All the layers must be properly coordinated to provide a cohesive security perimeter ...
CHAPTER 1 Networking Concepts
... SSL and TLS (cont.) SSL Handshake Protocol The most complex part of SSL This protocol allows the Server and Client to authenticate each other and to negotiate an encryption and MAC algorithm and cryptographic keys to be used to protect data sent in an SSL record ...
... SSL and TLS (cont.) SSL Handshake Protocol The most complex part of SSL This protocol allows the Server and Client to authenticate each other and to negotiate an encryption and MAC algorithm and cryptographic keys to be used to protect data sent in an SSL record ...
2015/16 Cyber Security Survey Results
... All bar one of the survey respondents identified cyber security scenarios under their Risk Management Framework (RMF) and most survey respondents identified cyber-related risks as one of their top enterprise risks (87 per cent of respondents). There was a wide range in the quality and quantity of sc ...
... All bar one of the survey respondents identified cyber security scenarios under their Risk Management Framework (RMF) and most survey respondents identified cyber-related risks as one of their top enterprise risks (87 per cent of respondents). There was a wide range in the quality and quantity of sc ...
ch07 - Cisco Academy
... • Limiting access to information reduces the threat against it • Only those who must use data should have access • The amount of access granted to someone should be limited to what that person needs to know • Limiting is more than placing a password on a system • Users should have the least amount o ...
... • Limiting access to information reduces the threat against it • Only those who must use data should have access • The amount of access granted to someone should be limited to what that person needs to know • Limiting is more than placing a password on a system • Users should have the least amount o ...
Principals of Information Security, Fourth Edition
... Act: Made permanent fourteen of the sixteen expanded powers of the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI in investigating terrorist activity • Computer Security Act of 1987: One of the first attempts to protect federal computer systems by establishing minimum acceptable security practices. Pri ...
... Act: Made permanent fourteen of the sixteen expanded powers of the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI in investigating terrorist activity • Computer Security Act of 1987: One of the first attempts to protect federal computer systems by establishing minimum acceptable security practices. Pri ...
Chapter 5 Protection of Information Assets
... Access issues with mobile technology • These devices should be strictly controlled both by policy and by denial of use. Possible actions include: – Banning all use of transportable drives in the security policy – Where no authorized use of USB ports exists, disabling use with a logon script which re ...
... Access issues with mobile technology • These devices should be strictly controlled both by policy and by denial of use. Possible actions include: – Banning all use of transportable drives in the security policy – Where no authorized use of USB ports exists, disabling use with a logon script which re ...
Lab1Overview - ECE Users Pages
... information about a potential target • This information includes specific IP addresses and ranges of addresses that may be further probed. ...
... information about a potential target • This information includes specific IP addresses and ranges of addresses that may be further probed. ...
CHENDU COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING &TECHNOLOGY
... 1. What is information security policies?Nov/dec2011 2. What are the inherent problems with ISO 17799?nov/dec2011 3. What are types of information security policies?nov/dec2012 4. What is contingency planning?nov/dec2012 5. What resources are available on the web to assist an organization in develop ...
... 1. What is information security policies?Nov/dec2011 2. What are the inherent problems with ISO 17799?nov/dec2011 3. What are types of information security policies?nov/dec2012 4. What is contingency planning?nov/dec2012 5. What resources are available on the web to assist an organization in develop ...
Principles of Computer Security
... • A connection to a Windows inter-process communication share (IPC$) – Systems prior to XP and Server 2003 are vulnerable. – Used by a variety of exploit tools and malware. – No patch is available. • Options to counter the vulnerability – Upgrade systems to Windows XP or newer version – Only allow t ...
... • A connection to a Windows inter-process communication share (IPC$) – Systems prior to XP and Server 2003 are vulnerable. – Used by a variety of exploit tools and malware. – No patch is available. • Options to counter the vulnerability – Upgrade systems to Windows XP or newer version – Only allow t ...
www.cs.hofstra.edu
... 1. Try default passwords used with standard accounts shipped with the system 2. Exhaustive try of all short passwords 3. Try words in system’s dictionary or list of likely passwords (hacker bulletin boards) 4. Collect information about users (full names, names of spouses and children, pictures and b ...
... 1. Try default passwords used with standard accounts shipped with the system 2. Exhaustive try of all short passwords 3. Try words in system’s dictionary or list of likely passwords (hacker bulletin boards) 4. Collect information about users (full names, names of spouses and children, pictures and b ...
Power Point Slides - Organization of American States
... •Important aspect of dealing with these disasters: crisis communication •Partner closely with other orgs like PAHO, the Caribbean Disaster Management Agency (CDEMA) and private sector entities ...
... •Important aspect of dealing with these disasters: crisis communication •Partner closely with other orgs like PAHO, the Caribbean Disaster Management Agency (CDEMA) and private sector entities ...
Types of Attacks - Digital Locker and Personal Web Space
... • A connection to a Windows inter-process communication share (IPC$) – Systems prior to XP and Server 2003 are vulnerable. – Used by a variety of exploit tools and malware. – No patch is available. • Options to counter the vulnerability – Upgrade systems to Windows XP or newer version – Only allow t ...
... • A connection to a Windows inter-process communication share (IPC$) – Systems prior to XP and Server 2003 are vulnerable. – Used by a variety of exploit tools and malware. – No patch is available. • Options to counter the vulnerability – Upgrade systems to Windows XP or newer version – Only allow t ...
Yuan
... There are three segments of network– Inside, outside, and DMZ. Inside network is the network we need protect. DMZ has web server and other services that cab be reached both from inside and outside. We use CISCO routers 7200 running IOS 12.4 for this attack. ...
... There are three segments of network– Inside, outside, and DMZ. Inside network is the network we need protect. DMZ has web server and other services that cab be reached both from inside and outside. We use CISCO routers 7200 running IOS 12.4 for this attack. ...
Security Policies, Standards, and Planning
... a. The policy should begin with a clear statement of purpose. The introductory section should outline the scope and applicability of the policy. b. What does this policy address? c. Who is responsible and accountable for policy implementation? d. What technologies and issues does the policy document ...
... a. The policy should begin with a clear statement of purpose. The introductory section should outline the scope and applicability of the policy. b. What does this policy address? c. Who is responsible and accountable for policy implementation? d. What technologies and issues does the policy document ...
Blueprint For Security Chapter 6
... Honey Pots, Honey Nets, and Padded Cell Systems Honey pots: decoy systems designed to lure potential attackers away from critical systems and encourage attacks against the themselves Honey nets: collection of honey pots connecting several honey pot systems on a subnet Honey pots designed to: ...
... Honey Pots, Honey Nets, and Padded Cell Systems Honey pots: decoy systems designed to lure potential attackers away from critical systems and encourage attacks against the themselves Honey nets: collection of honey pots connecting several honey pot systems on a subnet Honey pots designed to: ...
Managing security risks and vulnerabilities
... occur. It can also be easily upgraded to a full SIEM solution with the use of a simple license key. SIEM technology: Security teams need to understand the nature of potential threats, including: Who is attacking? What is being attacked? What is the business impact? Where do we investigate? IBM Secur ...
... occur. It can also be easily upgraded to a full SIEM solution with the use of a simple license key. SIEM technology: Security teams need to understand the nature of potential threats, including: Who is attacking? What is being attacked? What is the business impact? Where do we investigate? IBM Secur ...
9781435420168_PPT_CH01
... Mail-bombing: another form of e-mail attack that is also a DoS, in which an attacker routes large quantities of e-mail to the target Sniffer: program and/or device that can monitor data traveling over a network; can be used for both legitimate network management and for stealing information from ...
... Mail-bombing: another form of e-mail attack that is also a DoS, in which an attacker routes large quantities of e-mail to the target Sniffer: program and/or device that can monitor data traveling over a network; can be used for both legitimate network management and for stealing information from ...
- Whatcom Community College
... • Explain the importance of digitally signed code for pushes of firmware and other updates to automated devices. • Explain and make recommendations for remediation strategies in an ICS network. • Describe the hazards (do and don’ts) of the corporate network process vs. ICS network process. Except wh ...
... • Explain the importance of digitally signed code for pushes of firmware and other updates to automated devices. • Explain and make recommendations for remediation strategies in an ICS network. • Describe the hazards (do and don’ts) of the corporate network process vs. ICS network process. Except wh ...
SSL - Security Day´14
... • Allows the security team to secure a website without changing the application code • Provides comprehensive protection for all web application vulnerabilities, including (D)DoS • Logs and reports all application traffic, attacks and usernames • Educates admin on attack type definitions and example ...
... • Allows the security team to secure a website without changing the application code • Provides comprehensive protection for all web application vulnerabilities, including (D)DoS • Logs and reports all application traffic, attacks and usernames • Educates admin on attack type definitions and example ...
PPT_ch01 - Mercer University Computer Science Department
... • Although there are a wide variety of attacks that can be launched against a computer or network – The same basic steps are used in most attacks ...
... • Although there are a wide variety of attacks that can be launched against a computer or network – The same basic steps are used in most attacks ...
Security+ Guide to Network Security Fundamentals, Third Edition
... • Although there are a wide variety of attacks that can be launched against a computer or network – The same basic steps are used in most attacks ...
... • Although there are a wide variety of attacks that can be launched against a computer or network – The same basic steps are used in most attacks ...
Management Information Systems Chapter 10 Security and Control
... • Vulnerabilities from internal threats (employees); software flaws ...
... • Vulnerabilities from internal threats (employees); software flaws ...
SG 17 is
... electronic communication facilities now being used (e.g. web based meetings and teleconferencing), and, most particularly, by encouraging the members from the developing countries to articulate their concerns and priorities regarding the telecommunication/ICT security. The members from the develop ...
... electronic communication facilities now being used (e.g. web based meetings and teleconferencing), and, most particularly, by encouraging the members from the developing countries to articulate their concerns and priorities regarding the telecommunication/ICT security. The members from the develop ...
Airport security
Airport security refers to the techniques and methods used in protecting passengers, staff and aircraft which use the airports from accidental/malicious harm, crime and other threats.