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Shon Harris, CISSP, MCSE, is a security consultant, a former engineer in the Air Force Information Warfare Unit, an instructor, an author, and President of Logical Security.
She has written two best selling CISSP books, and co-authored Hacker's Challenge and Gray Hat Hacking. Shon has developed a new security book series, being published by McGraw-Hill, which will be sold to corporations, universities, colleges, and professionals throughout the world. This series will set the new standards in security training, education, and industry practices.
She is an active contributor for Information Security Magazine and Windows 2000 Magazine. Shon has taught computer and information security to a wide range of clients including RSA, Department of Defense, Department of Energy, National Security Agency (NSA), Bank of America, Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), BMC, and more.
Shon was recently recognized by Information Security Magazine as one of the top 25 women technologists, researchers and executives reshaping information security today.
David R. Miller (MCT, MCSE: Security Windows Server 2003, MCSE Windows 2000 and NT 4.0, CISSP, CEH, ECSA, LPT, CWNA, CCNA, CNE, CompTIA Security+, A+, N+) is a technical writer, trainer, author, curriculum developer, network engineer. David began as a technical trainer in the mid 1980's providing instruction on PC based medical therapy devices. David achieved his CNE in the early 1990's and then founded MicroLink Corporation in 1994 in Dallas, Texas performing network installation and user training. After attaining his first Microsoft certification in 1997, he began teaching the MCSE track at the Southern Methodist University in Dallas. He joined an MCSE, boot camp style, private training institution, Intense School in 1999 and was Director of training there until 2002.
He has been working with Shon Harris, best selling author of CISSP fame, for the last several years as Director of Training for Logical Security, LLC. There he has managed several teams of curriculum developers. He acts as corporate IT Director and coordinates the development of student manuals, lab manuals and classroom setup.
Course Features | Main Menu Move through hours of in-depth content, quickly and easily, due to the efficient and organized structure. | | PowerPoint Utilizing PowerPoint presentations enhances the delivery by displaying a variety of visual information to the user. This type of representation allows the user to better interpret the material through charts, definitions, graphs, and more. | | Controls Move forward, back, and repeat entire topics or just a section. A progress bar illuminates as you advance through exercises. | | Full-Motion Video All courses feature full-motion videos of instructors teaching the information as if they are speaking directly to you. Our unique delivery simulates a one-on-one classroom environment creating a more personal lesson and learning experience. | | Study Guides Printable study guides for the entire course are available. This allows all material to be viewed, reviewed, and printed for viewing at a later date. | | Review Exercises Each section has a review quiz to aid in the learning process by validating the comprehension of the material covered before moving on to a new section. | | Resume All courses are resumed to where you left off last session, allowing you to learn when it is convenient for you without the hassle of remembering where you were. | | Live Demonstrations Demonstrations are a way for the instructor to show and tell the user how to perform a task by actually doing it on screen in front of them. In this format it gives the user the power to see things done by a professional in the intended environment as many times as they would like. |

Domain 1 - Systems Security
- Systems Security
- Security+ Exam
- Security+ Placement
- Security+ and DoD 8570 Mandate
- System Security
- Privilege Escalation
Agenda 1
- Virus
- Boot Sector Invasion
- Few Other Types
- Types of Viruses
- How Do They Work?
- More Malware
- Trojans
- Blended Malware
- A Back Orifice Attack!
- NetBus
- Hoaxes
Agenda 2
- Malware Protection Types
- Signature Scanning
- Monitoring Activities
- Monitoring for Changes
- More Bad Stuff
- Attack Characteristics
- Disclosing Data in an Unauthorized Manner
- Covert Storage Channel
- Covert Timing Channel
- Circumventing Access Controls
- Attacks
- TOC/TOU Examples
- Attack Type - Race Condition
-
Attacking Through Applications
- How Buffers and Stacks Are Supposed to Work
- How a Buffer Overflow Works
- Watching Network Traffic
- Traffic Analysis
- Functionally Two Different Types Of Rootkits
- Examples of Trojaned Files
- Exploitation
- Trojans (2)
- Types of Trojan
- Back Orifice 2000
- Sub7
- Ports Used by Popular Trojans
- Defenses to Trojan
- Backdoor
- How 'Netcata' Works As A Backdoor Netcat
-
VNC - Virtual Network Computing
- Backdoor Defenses
- Rootkit
- Popular Rootkits
- Unix Rootkit Prevention
- Windows Rootkit Prevention
- Botnet
- Show Me the Money!
- Botnet (2)
- Another Common Attack
- Identity Theft
- Fake Login Tools
- How Do These Attacks Work?
- Attempts to Get Your Credentials
- How Do These Work?
- Instructional Emails
- Knowing What You Are Disposing of Is Important
- Other Examples
- Another Danger to Be Aware of - Spyware
- Is Someone Watching You?
- What Does This Have to Do with My Computer?
- Sometimes You Know that Software Is Installing on Your System
- New Spyware Is Being Identified Every Week
- Spyware Comes in Many Different Forms
- How to Prevent Spyware
- Application Security
- Provide the Hackers with Tools
- Common Web Server Flaws
- Improper Data Validation
- Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
- Directory Traversal
- Buffer Overflow
- Cross-Site Scripting Attack
- Common SQL Injection Attack
- Attacking Mis-configurations
- CGI Information
- Logging Activities
- Are ALL Patches Applied?
- Instant Messaging
- IM Threats
- IM Countermeasures
- IM Secure Infrastructure
- Browser
- P2P
- P2P Security
- P2P Networks - Common Attacks
-
Hardware Security
- BIOS
- BIOS Protection
- Removable Media
- Magnetic Media
- Optical Media
- Electronic Media
- Memory Cards
- Memory Card Characteristics
- USB Devices
- Data Leakage Prevention
- NAS
- Security Templates
- Configuration Baselines
- Security Best Practices - Summary
- Security Applications
- Host-Based Intrusion Detection System (HIDS)
- HIDS
- Personal Firewall
- Personal Firewall Features
- Antivirus
- Anti-spam
- Popup Blockers
- Security Suite
- Security Suite Components
- Popular Security Suites
- Virtualization Technology
- Virtual Machine
- VMWare
- Application Virtualization
- Approaches To Application Virtualization
- Domain 1 Review
Domain 2 - Network Infrastructure
Agenda 1- OSI Models
- OSI Layers
- Networking Communications
- An Older Model
- Data Encapsulation
- Application Layer
- OSI - Application Layer
- Presentation Layer
- OSI - Presentation Layer
- OSI - Session Layer
- Client/Server Model
- Client/Server Session Layer
- Transport Layer
- Transport Layer Analogy
- Transport Protocols
- OSI - Network Layer
-
Here to There
- Network Layer
- OSI - Data Link
- Data Link
- Sublayers
- OSI - Physical Layer
- Physical Layer
- Layers Working Together
- Protocols at Each Layer
- Devices Work at Different Layers
- Types of Networks
- Network Topologies - Physical Layer
- Topology Type - Bus
- Topology Type - Ring
- Topology Type - Star
- Network Topologies - Mesh
-
Mesh Topologies
- Summary of Topologies
Agenda 2
- LAN Media Access Technologies
- Media Access
- One Goal of Media Access Technologies
- Collision Domain
- Back Off, Buddy
- Carrier Sense Multiple Access
- CSMA/Collision Avoidance (CSMA/CA)
- Media Access Technologies - Ethernet
- Media Access Technologies - Token
- Passing
- Token's Role
- Other Technologies
- Media Access Technologies - Polling
Agenda 3
- Cabling Types - Coaxial
- Coaxial
- Cabling Types - Twisted Pair
- Cable Types
- Types of Cabling - Fiber
-
Multimode vs. Single Mode
- Signal and Cable Issues
- Signaling Issues
- Transmission Types - Analog and Digital
- Transmission Types - Synchronous
- Asynchronous
- Transmission Types - Baseband
- Transmission Types - Broadband
- Cabling Issues - Plenum-Rated
- Transmission Types - Number of
- Receivers
- Internet Group Management Protocol
- Multicasting
- Network Technologies
- Extranet
- Network Technologies (Cont.)
- EDI Evolution
- Networking Devices
- Network Device - Repeater
- Network Device - Hub
-
Networking Device - Bridge
-
Forwarding Table Example
- Network Devices - Switch
- Virtual LAN
- VLAN
- Interfaces and VLANs
- Sniffers
- Networking Devices - Router
- Hops
- Routers
- Bridges Compared to Routers
- Network Devices - Gateway
Agenda 4
- Port and Protocol Relationship
- Client Ports
-
Conceptual Use of Ports
- TCP/IP Suite
- UDP versus TCP
- TCP Segment
- SYN Flood
- Teardrop Attack
- Source Routing
- Source Routing Types
- IP Address Ranges
- IPv6
- Protocols
- Protocols - ARP
-
IP to MAC Mapping
- How ARP Works
- ARP Poisoning
- ICMP Packets
- A Way Hackers Use ICMP
- Ping Steps
- Protocols - SNMP
- SNMP in Action
- SNMP
- SNMP Output
- POP3 and SMTP
- Protocols - SMTP
- Mail Relay
- Protocols - FTP, TFTP, Telnet
- Protocols - RARP and BootP
- DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration
- Protocol
Agenda 5
- Networking Device - Bastion Host
- Network Configurations
- DMZ Configurations
- Firewall Comparisons
- Network Devices - Firewalls
- Firewall Types - Packet Filtering
- Packet Filtering Firewall
- Packet Filtering Firewall Weaknesses
- Packet Filtering
- Rule Set Example
- Firewall Types - Proxy Firewalls
- Firewall Types - Circuit-Level Proxy Firewall
- Circuit-Level Proxy
- Firewall Types - Application-Layer Proxy
- Application-Layer Proxy Advantages
- Application-Layer Proxy Disadvantages
- Dedicated Proxy Servers
- Firewall Types - Stateful
-
State Table
- Compare
- Firewall Types - Kernel Proxies
- Firewall based VPN Devices
- Best Practices
- Firewall Placement
- Packet Filtering (Cont.)
- Screened Host
- Firewall Architecture Types - Multi- or Dual-Homed
- Screened Subnet
Agenda 6
- Dial-Up Protocols and Authentication
- Protocols
- Dial-Up Protocol - SLIP
- Dial-Up Protocol - PPP
- PPP
- PPP versus SLIP
- Authentication Protocols - PAP
- Authentication Protocols - CHAP
- Authentication Protocol - EAP
- Data Inspection
- Virtual Private Network Technologies
- What Is a Tunneling Protocol?
- Analogy
- Examples
- Tunneling Protocols - PPTP
- Tunneling Protocols - L2TP
- L2TP Encapsulation
- Tunneling Protocols - IPSec
- IPSec Basic Features
- IPSec Transport Mode
- IPSec Tunnel Mode
- Security Associations (SAs)
-
Combining Sas
- Iterated Tunnelling
Agenda 7
- SDLC and HDLC
- Layer 3 at Layer 2
- MPLS
- Multiprotocol Label Switching
- Quality of Service (QoS)
- QoS Services
- Autonomous Systems
- Routing Protocols
- Routing
- Routing Protocols (Cont.)
- OSPF
- OSPF Packet Values
- IGRP
- BGP
- Routing Protocol Attacks
- Metropolitan Area Network Technologies
- MAN Technologies - FDDI
- FDDI
- SONET Rings
- MAN Technologies - SONET
- Connecting Networks
- Network Services
- Network Service - DNS
- DNS Server Structure
- Name Resolving Steps
- Split DNS
- Host Name Resolution Attacks
- Network Service - NAT
- Types of NAT
- PAT
- NIS
- Storing Data
- NIS+ Authentication
Agenda 8
- WAN Technologies Are Circuit or Packet
- Switched
- PSTN
- Connecting to the PSTN
- Circuit Switching
- Steps of Connections
- Multiplexing
- Types of Multiplexing
- TDM Process
- Statistical Time Division Multiplexing
- FDM
- FDM Process
- Packet Switching
- Circuit versus Packet Switching
- WAN Technologies - Packet Switched
- WAN Technologies - X.25
- X.25
- WAN Technologies - Frame Relay
- WAN Example
- Frame Relay
- PVC and SVC
- WAN Technologies - ATM
- Cell Switching
- Wide Area Network Technologies
- Dedicated Lines
- WAN Technologies - ISDN
- On-Demand
- ISDN Service Types
- WAN Technologies - DSL
-
DSL
- ADSL
- SDSL
- WAN Technologies - Cable Modem
- Cable Modems
- Cable Network
- Satellites
- Hybrid Connection
- Satellite Coverage
- Satellite Supplying Different Subscribers
- Network Perimeter Security
- Complexity only Increases
- A Layered Approach
Agenda 9
- Traditional Voice Network
- PSTN (Cont.)
- Private Branch Exchange
- PBX Vulnerabilities
- PBX Best Practices
- IP Telephony
- Voice Over IP
- Combination of Old and New
- IP Telephony Components
- Media Gateways
- PBX and VoIP
- Voice over IP
- IP Telephony Issues
- Telephony Protection Mechanisms
- Telephony Security
- IP Telephony with Wireless
- IP Phones Security
- Mobile Technology Generations
- Mobile Phone Security
- Mobile Device Security
- Cell Phone
Agenda 10
- Wireless Technologies - Access Point
- Wireless Frequencies
- Alphabet Soup of Standards
- Spread Spectrum
- OFDM
- Where does Spread Spectrum Work?
- 802.11n
- Wireless Technologies - Access Point (Cont.)
- Architectures
- Wireless Technologies - Service Set ID
- Authenticating to an AP
- 802.11 Authentication
- Wireless Technologies - WEP
- WEP Problems
- Wireless Technologies - More WEP Woes
- Lack of Integrity
- WEP Security Issues
- Frequency Management
- 802.11 Security Solutions
- 802.1x
- 802.1x Authentication
- Types of 802.11 Security
- IEEE 802.11i Standard
- Wireless EAP
- Wireless Technologies - Common Attacks
- Wireless Technologies - War Driving
-
NetStumbler Example
- Wireless Reconnaissance Output
- Warchalking
- Countermeasures
- Wireless Attacks
- Wormhole Attack
- Wireless Technologies - WAP
- Wireless Technologies - WTLS
- i-mode
- Bluetooth
- Vampire Tap
- Tapping
- Fiber Tapping
- Tapping (Cont.)
- Domain Name Kiting
- Null Session
- Sniffers (Cont.)
- Packet Sniffer
- Packet Sniffer - Uses
- Spoofing Attacks
- E-mail Spoofing
- Header Data
- Spoofing - Instructional E-mails
- Email Spoofing - Common Messages
-
Countermeasures (Cont.)
- Authentication and Encryption
- IP Spoofing
- Header Components
- Man-in-the-Middle
-
Man-in-the-Middle Attack
- Replay Attack
- Countermeasures (Cont..)
- Session Hijacking
- Attack Steps
- Programs For Session Hijacking
- TCP/IP Hijacking
- Sequence Numbers
- Finding TCP Sequence Numbers
- SYN, SYN/ACK, ACK and ISN
- Denial of Service
- Reasons for DoS Attacks
- TCP Handshake
- SYN Flood (Cont.)
- TCP
- SYN Attacks Defense
- UDP Floods
- DDoS
- DDoS - Example
- DDoS Countermeasures
- Network Configurations (Cont.)
- Subnetting
- Subnetting - Reasons
- Network Access Control (NAC)
- NAC - Features & Benefits
- NAC Architecture
- Honeypot
- Honeypot - Types
- Honeypot (2)
- Honeynet
- Generation I Honeynet
- Generation II Honeynet
- Generation III Honeynet
- Internet Content Filters
- Bluesnarfing
- Domain 2 Review
Domain 3 - Access Control
- Access Control
- Definitions
- Access Control Mechanism Examples
- Technical Controls
- Administrative Controls
- Access Control Characteristics
- Preventive Controls
- Preventive - Administrative Controls
- Preventive - Physical Controls
- Preventive - Technical Controls
- Control Combinations
- Detective - Administrative Control
- Detective Examples
- Administrating Access Control
- OS, Application, Database
- Administrating Access Control
- Authorization Creep
- Accountability and Access Control
- Trusted Path
- Fake Login Pages Look Convincing
- Who Are You?
- Identification Issues
- Authentication Mechanisms
- Characteristics
- Strong Authentication
- Fraud Controls
- Internal Control Tool: Separation of Duties
- Authentication Mechanisms in Use Today
- Biometrics Technology
- Biometric Devices
- Example
- Verification Steps
- What a Person Is
- Why Use Biometrics?
- Biometric Type
- Identification or Authentication?
- Iris Sampling
- Iris
- Finger Scan
- Hand Geometry
- Facial Recognition
- Comparison
- Biometrics Verification
- Issues
- Downfalls to Biometric Use
- Biometrics Error Types
- Crossover Error Rate
- Biometric System Types
- Passwords
- Password Generators
- Password "Shoulds"
- Support Issues
- Password Attacks
- Attack Steps
- Many Tools to Break Your Password
- Rainbow Table
- Passwords Should NOT Contain
- What's Left?
- Countermeasures for Password Cracking
Cognitive Passwords
- One-Time Password Authentication
- Synchronous Token
- One Type of Solution
- Synchronous Steps
- Administrator Configures
- Challenge Response Authentication
- Asynchronous Token Device
- Asynchronous Steps
- Challenge Response Authentication
- Cryptographic Keys
- Passphrase Authentication
- Key Protection
- Memory Cards
- Memory Card Characteristics
- Smart Card
- Characteristics
- Card Types
- Smart Card Attacks
- Software Attack
- Side Channel Attack
- Side Channel Data Collection
- Microprobing
- Identity Management
- How Are These Entities Controlled?
- Some Current Issues
- Management
- Typical Chaos
- Different Identities
- Identity Management Technologies
- Directory Component
- Enterprise Directory
- Directory Responsibilities
- Authoritative Sources
- Meta Directory
- Directory Interactions
- Web Access Management
- Web Access
- Password Management
- Legacy Single Sign-On
- Account Management Systems
- Provisioning Component
- Provisioning
- Not Just Computers
- Profile Update
- Working Together
- Enterprise Directory
- Identity Management Solution
- Components
- Right for Your Company
- What you need to know
- Federated Identity
- Different Technologies
- Single Sign-on Technology
- Single Sign-on
- Directory Services as a Single Sign-on Technology
- Active Directory
- Some Technologies Can Combine Services
- Security Domain
- Domains of Trust
- Domain Illustration
- Thin Clients
- Example
- Kerberos as a Single Sign-on Technology
-
Kerberos Components Working Together
- Pieces and Parts
- More Components of Kerberos
- KDC Components
- Kerberos Steps
- Tickets
- Ticket Components
- Authenticators
- Steps of Validation
- Kerberos Security
- Why Go Through All of this Trouble?
- Issues Pertaining to Kerberos
- Kerberos Issues
- SESAME as a Single Sign-on Technology
- SESAME Steps for Authentication
- Combo
- Models for Access
- Access Control Models
- Discretionary Access Control Model
- ACL Access
- File Permissions
- Enforcing a DAC Policy
- Security Issues
- Mandatory Access Control Model
- MAC Enforcement Mechanism - Labels
- Formal Model
- Software and Hardware
- Software and Hardware Guards
- Where Are They Used?
- SELinux
- MAC Versus DAC
- Role-Based Access Control
- RBAC Hierarchy
- RBAC and SoD
- Acquiring Rights and Permissions
- Rule-Based Access Control
- Firewall Example
- Access Control Matrix
- Capability Tables
- User Capability Tables
- Temporal Access Control
- Access Control Administration
- Access Control Methods
- Centralized Approach
- Remote Centralized Administration
- RADIUS
- RADIUS Steps
- RADIUS Characteristics
- TACACS+ Characteristics
- Diameter Characteristics
- Diameter Protocol
- Mobile IP
- Diameter Architecture
- Two Pieces
- AVP
- Decentralized Access Control
- Administration
- Controlling Access to Sensitive Data
- Protecting Access to System Logs
- Accountability = Auditing Events
Agenda 2
- IDS
- IDS Steps
- Network IDS Sensors
- Host IDS
- Combination
- Types of IDSs
- Signature-Based Example
- Behavior-Based IDS
- Statistical Anomaly
- Statistical IDS
- Protocol Anomaly
- What Is a Protocol Anomaly?
- Protocol Anomaly Issues
- Traffic Anomaly
- IDS Response Mechanisms
- Responses to Attacks
- IDS Issues
- Intrusion Prevention System
- Differences
- Vulnerable IDS
- Trapping an Intruder
- Controlling Remote Access
- Remote Access Policy
- Remote Authentication
- Mutual Authentication
- Without Mutual Authentication
- Group Policies
- File & Print Resources
- File & Print Resources - Protection
- Physical Access Security
- Physical Security - Threats
- Different Types of Threats
- Categories of Threats
- Wake Up Call
- Not Just Hacking
- Number One Priority
- Legal Issues
- Planning Phase
- Physical Security Program Goals
- Measurable Results
- Planning Process
- Risk Assessment Needs to be Carried Out
- Deterrence
- Deterrence Options
- Delay
- Another Delay Approach
- Layered Defense Model
- Layers of Defense
- Detection
- Assessment
- Response
- Weak Link in the Chain
- Part of the Overall Security Program
- Controls with the Same Goals
Agenda 1
- Threat Categories
- Crime Prevention through Environmental
- Design
- Crux of Approach
- Protection Built In
- CPTED Examples
- Natural Access Control
- Access Control
- CPTED Main Strategies
- Target Hardening
- Access Barriers
- Facility Site Selection
- Urban Camouflage
- Facility Construction
- Earthquake Protection
- Construction Materials
- Rebar Encased in Concrete
- Pentagon with Reinforcements
- Fire Resistance Walls
- Data Center
- Data Center Protection
- Designing a Secure Site
- Levels of Protection
- Door Types
- Hollow-Core Doors
- Solid Core Doors
- Bullet Proof Door
- Door Component
- Door Lock Types
- Window Types
- Controlling Access
- Sensitive Areas
- Possible Threats
- Security Zones
- Various Sensors
- Lock Types
- Controlling Keys
- Smart Locks
- Lock Picking
- Entry Access Control
- Facility Access
- Wireless Proximity Devices
- Device Types
- Piggybacking
- Entrance Protection
- Mantraps
- Door Configurations
- External Boundary Protection
- Perimeter Protection - Fencing
-
Detection Fencing
- Detecting Intruders
- Fencing Characteristics
- Fencing Issues
- Gates
- What Level of Protection is Needed?
- Bollards
- Perimeter Protection - Lighting
-
Properly Laid Out
- Lighting Issues
- Perimeter Security - Security Guards
- Guard Tasks
- Security Guards
- Monitoring
- Level of Detail that is Required
- CCTV
- Items to Consider about CCTVs
- CCTV Components
- CCTV Lens Types
- CCTV Components (Cont.)
Agenda 2
- Types of Physical Intrusion Detection
- Systems
- Intrusion Detection Characteristics
- Electro-Mechanical Sensors
- Volumetric Sensors
- Alarm Systems
- Securing Mobile Devices
- Stolen Laptops
Agenda 3
- HVAC Attributes
- Environmental Considerations
- Who's Got Gas?
- Documentation of Procedures
- Electrical Power
- Backup Power
- Problems with Steady Power Current
- Power Interference
- Disturbances
- Protection Against Electromagnetic
- Discharge
- Definitions
- Power Preventive Measures
- Device Protection
- Consistent Power Flow
- Static Electricity
Agenda 4
- Fire Prevention
- Not Allowed
- Components of Fire
- Fire Sources
- Automatic Detector Mechanisms
- Fire Detection
- Fire Suppression Agents
- Fire Types
- Emergency Power Off Switch
- Employees Need to be Trained
- Fire Suppression Systems
- Fire Extinguishers
- Emergency Procedures
- Drills and Testing
- Water Detectors
- Full Program
- Domain 3 Review
| Domain 4 - Foundational Requirements
- Assessments and Audits
- Risk Management
- Why Is Risk Management Difficult?
- Necessary Level of Protection Is
- Different for Each Organization
- Security Team/Committee
- Risk Management Process
- Planning Stage - Team
- Analysis Paralysis
- Planning Stage - Scope
- Planning Stage - Analysis Method
- Risk Management Tools
- Defining Acceptable Levels
- Acceptable Risk Level
- Collecting and Analyzing Data
- Methods
- What Is a Company Asset?
- Data Collection - Identify Assets
- Data Collection - Assigning Values
- Asset Value
- Data Collection - Identify Threats
-
Data Collection - Calculate Risks
- Scenario Based - Qualitative
- Risk Approach
- Qualitative Analysis Steps
- Want Real Answers?
- Qualitative Risk Analysis Ratings
- Qualitative Risks
- Quantitative Analysis Steps
- Quantitative Analysis
- How Often Will This Happen?
- ARO Values and Their Meaning
- Calculate ALE
- ALE Value Uses
- Relationships
- Calculate Risks - ALE Example
- Your Turn!
- ALE Calculation
- Can a Purely Quantitative Analysis Be
- Accomplished?
- Risk Types
- Examples of Types of Losses
- Delayed Loss
- Cost/Benefit Analysis
- Cost of a Countermeasure
- Cost/Benefit Analysis
- Countermeasure Criteria
- Calculating Cost/Benefit
- Controls
- Control Selection Requirements
- Quantitative Analysis
- Quantitative Analysis Disadvantages
- Qualitative Analysis Approach
- Qualitative Analysis Disadvantages
- Can You Get Rid of All Risk?
- Calculating Residual Risk
- Uncertainty Analysis
- Dealing with Risk
- Management's Response to
- Identified Risks
- Risk Acceptance
- Risk Analysis Process Summary
- Remote Access Security
- Authentication
- Remote Access
- Administering Systems Remotely
- Facsimile Security
- Securing Data in Motion
- Support Systems
Agenda 6
- Before Carrying Out Vulnerability
- Testing
- Testing for Vulnerabilities
- Vulnerability Assessments
- Security Testing Issues
- Vulnerability Scanning
- Basic Scanner
- More Functionality
- Data Leakage - Keystroke Logging
- Looking at Keystrokes
- Password Cracking
- One of Many Tools
- War Dialing
- PhoneSweep
- Wardialing Output
- Detailed PhoneSweep Output
- War Driving
- Wireless Reconnaissance Output
- Wireless Reconnaissance
- Wireless Attacks
- MAC Filtering
- Penetration Testing
- Testing Steps
- Testing Methodology
- Automated Pen Testing Tools Canvas Operation
- Penetration Testing
- Automated Pen Testing Tools Core
- Impact Operation
- Post-Testing and Assessment Steps
- Penetration Testing Variations
- Types of Testing
- Protection Mechanism - Honeypot
- Log Reviews
- Assessment Tools
- Nmap
- Nmap - Options
- Nmap - Command line
- Nmap (2)
- Zenmap
- OVAL
- Network Performance Monitoring
- Network Monitoring
- Network Monitoring - Features
- System Monitoring
- Performance Baseline
- Establishing a Performance Baseline
- Monitoring Methodologies
- Signature Based Monitoring
- Behavior Based Monitoring
- Anomaly Based Monitoring
- Statistical Based Monitoring
- Signature vs. Anomaly Based
- Monitoring
- Log Management
- Logging Activities
- Log Reviews
- Security Logs
- Protecting Access to System Logs
- Accountability = Auditing Events
- Auditing
- Privilege Auditing
- Usage Auditing
- Escalation Auditing
- Retention & Storage
- Retention & Storage Policies
- Data Retention & Storage
- Resource Protection
- Library Maintenance
- Media Labels
- Media Controls
- Software Escrow
- Media Reuse
- Weak Link
- Liabilities of Insecure Disposal of Information
- Devastating to the Company
- Results of Data Leakage
- Object Reuse
- Safe Disposal
- Degaussing
- Zeroization
- Physical Destruction
- Remaining Data
- Purging
- Why Not Just Delete the Files?
- Formatting Media
- Domain 4 Review
Domain 5 - Cryptography- Cryptography
- Cryptographic Definitions
- Cipher
- Cryptanalysis
- A Few More Definitions
- Need Some More Definitions?
- Now This Would be Hard Work
- Symmetric Cryptography - Use of Secret Keys
- Historical Uses of Symmetric
- Cryptography - Hieroglyphics
-
Scytale Cipher
- Substitution Ciphers
- Simple Substitution Cipher Atbash
- Simple Substitution Cipher Caesar Cipher
- Caesar Cipher Example
- Simple Substitution Cipher ROT13
- Historical Uses
- Polyalphabetic Cipher - Vigenere Cipher
- Polyalphabetic Substitution
- Vigenere Algorithm
- Enigma Machine
- U-Boats had Enigma Machines
- Code Book
- Historical Uses of Symmetric Cryptography - Running Key and Concealment
Agenda 1
- Transposition Ciphers
- Key and Algorithm Relationship
- Does Size Really Matter?
- It Does with Key Sizes
- Key space
- Ways of Breaking Cryptosystems - Brute Force
- Brute Force Components
- Ways of Breaking Cryptosystems - Frequency Analysis
-
Strength of a Cryptosystem
- Do You Know What You are Doing?
- Developing Cryptographic Solutions
- In-House
- Characteristics of Strong Algorithms
- Open or Closed More Secure?
Agenda 2
- Types of Ciphers Used Today
- Type of Symmetric Cipher - Block Cipher
- S-Boxes Used in Block Ciphers
- Binary Mathematical Function 1
- Type of Symmetric Cipher - Stream
- Cipher
- Symmetric Characteristics
- Initialization Vectors
- Security Holes
- Strength of a Stream Cipher
- Let's Dive in Deeper
- Symmetric Key Cryptography
- Out-of-Band Transmission
- Symmetric Key Management Issue
- Symmetric Algorithm Examples
- Symmetric Downfalls
- Why?
- Asymmetric Cryptography
- Key Functions
- Public Key Cryptography Advantages
- Asymmetric Algorithm Disadvantages
- Confusing Names
- Symmetric versus Asymmetric
- Asymmetric Algorithm Examples
- Questions 1
- When to Use Which Key
- Using the Algorithm Types Together
- Encryption Steps
- Receiver's Public Key Is Used to Encrypt the Symmetric Key
- Receiver's Private Key Is Used to
- Decrypt the Symmetric Key
- Digital Envelope
- E-mail Security
- Secret versus Session Keys
- Asymmetric Algorithms We Will Dive Into
- Asymmetric Algorithm - Diffie-Hellman
- Diffie-Hellman
- Key Agreement Schemes
- Asymmetric Algorithm - RSA
- Factoring Large Numbers
- RSA Operations
- RSA Key Size
- El Gamal
- ECC
- ECC Benefits
- Asymmetric Mathematics
- Asymmetric Security
- Mathematics
- Symmetric Ciphers We Will Dive Into
- Symmetric Algorithms - DES
- Block Cipher
- Double DES
- Evolution of DES
- Modes of 3DES
- Encryption Modes
- Block Cipher Modes - CBC
- IV and CBC
- CBC Example
- Different Modes of Block Ciphers - ECB
- ECB versus CBC
- Block Cipher Modes - CFB and OFB
- CFB and OFB Modes
- Counter Mode
- Modes Summary
- Symmetric Cipher - AES
- IDEA
- RC4
- RC5
Agenda 3
- Data Integrity
- Hashing Steps
- Protecting the Integrity of Data
- Hashing Algorithms
- Data Integrity Mechanisms
- Hashing Strength
- Question 1
- Weakness in Using Only Hash Algorithms
- More Protection in Data Integrity
- MAC
- HMAC - Sender
- HMAC - Receiver
- Another Look
- What Services
- Authentication Types
- CBC-MAC
- MAC Using Block Ciphers
- Integrity?
- What Services?
- Question 2
- Digital Signatures
- One More Look 1
- U.S. Government Standard
- What is Not Giving up the Farm
- Zero Knowledge Proof
- Message Integrity Controls
- Security Issues in Hashing
- Example of a Birthday Attack
- Birthday Attack Issues
- Key Management
- Key Backup
- Key Management (Cont.)
- Key Usage
- Cryptoperiod
- M-of-N
- Key Types
Agenda 4
- Why Do We Need a PKI?
- PKI and Its Components
- Components of PKI
- PKI
- PKI Steps
- RA Roles
- CA
- Let's Walk Through an Example
- Digital Certificates
- Certificate
- Signing the Certificate
- Verifying the Certificate
- Trusted CA's
- Non-Trusted CA
- One More Look 2
- What Do You Do with a Certificate?
- Components of PKI, Repository, and
- CRLs
- Revoked?
- CRL Process
- Different Uses for Certificates
- Lifecycle of a Certificate
- Cross Certification
- PKI and Trust
Agenda 5
- Historical Uses of Symmetric
- Cryptography - Vernam Cipher
- Binary Mathematical Function 2
- One-Time Pad in Action
- One-Time Pad Characteristics
- Steganography
- Steganography Utilities
- Digital Watermarking
- Link versus End-to-End Encryption
- End-to-End Encryption
- Encryption Location
- Email Standards
- You Decide
- Non-Hierarchical
- Secure Protocols
- SSL Connection Setup
- Example - SSL
- Validating Certificate
- Secure Protocols (Cont.)
- SSL and the OSI Model
- E-Commerce
- How Are You Doing?
- Hard the First Times Through
- Secure Email Standard
Agenda 6
- Network Layer Protection
- IPSec Key Management
- IPSec Handshaking Process
- VPN Establishment
- SAs in Use
- Key Issues Within IPSec
- Configuration of SA Parameters
- IPSec Configuration Options
- IPSec Is a Suite of Protocols
- AH and ESP Modes
- IPSec Modes of Operation
- VPN Establishment (Cont.)
- Review
- Questions 2
- Attack Types
- Attacks on Cryptosystems
- Known-Plaintext Attack
- Chosen-Plaintext Attack
- Chosen-Ciphertext Attack
- Adaptive Attacks
- Side Channel Attacks
- Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
- TPM
- Full Disk Encryption
- Putting It All Together
- SSH
- Authentication Methods Supported
- Network Protection
- Ciphers Provided
- SSH1 vs. SSH2
- Domain 7 Review
Domain 6 - Organizational Security- Organizational Security
- Mainframe Days
- In the Good Old Days - Who Knew?
- Today's Environment
- Security Definitions
- Vulnerabilities
- Examples of Some Vulnerabilities that
- Are Not Always Obvious
- Risk - What Does It Really Mean?
- Relationships
- Who Deals with Risk?
- Overall Business Risk
- Who?
- AIC Triad
- Availability
- Integrity
- Confidentiality
- Who Is Watching?
- Social Engineering
- What Security People Are Really Thinking
- Security Concepts
- Security?
- The Bad Guys Are Motivated
- If Not Obscurity - Then What?
- Open Standards
- Common Open Standards
- Without Standards
- "Soft" Controls
- Logical Controls
- Physical Controls
- Are There Gaps?
- Understanding Drivers
- Holistic Security
- Not Always So Easy
- Different Types of Backups
- Backups
- HSM
- Off-Line
- Backup Types
- Incremental Backup
- Incremental
- Differential Backup
- Differential
- Backup Protection
- Continuous Threat
Agenda 3
- Devices Will Fail
- Mean Time Between Failure
- Mean Time to Repair
- Single Point of Failure
- Countermeasures
- Redundant and Fault Tolerance
- Mirroring Data
- Disk Duplexing
- Direct Access Storage Device
- Redundant Array of Independent Disks
- Massive Array of Inactive Disks (MAID)
- Redundant Array of Independent Tapes
- (RAIT)
- Serial Advanced Technology Architecture
- SAN
- Fault Tolerance
- Network Redundancy
- Mesh Network
- Redundancy Mechanism
- Backup Configuration Files
- Some Threats to Computer Operations
- Trusted Recovery of Software
- After System Crash
- Security Concerns
- Needs for BCP
- Is Your Organization Prepared?
- Is Your Company Prepared?
- 9/11 Changed Mentalities About BCP
- Disaster affected Many
- America is Rebuilding
- Partial FEMA Disaster List for 2005
- Do We have a Plan?
- DRP Focus
- BCP Focus
- Comparing the Two
- What is the Purpose of a BCP?
- More Reasons to have Plans in Place
- Framework
- BCP is a Core Component of Every
- Security Program
- Steps of BCP Process
- Different BCP Model
- Documentation
- Documentation and Approval
- BCP Policy Outlines
- BCP Policy Sample
- Who is In Charge and Who Can We Blame?
- What's Needed in a Team?
-
BCP Development Team
- Project Sizing
- Properly Determining Scope is Important
- BCP Risk Analysis Steps
- BIA Steps
- Data Gathering
- Information from Different Sources
- Analysis
- Critical Functions
- How to Identify the Most Critical
- Company Functions
- Interdependencies
- Well, of course an Organization Knows
- How it Works!
- Business Silos
- Understanding the Enterprise
- BIA Steps (Cont.)
- Identifying Functions - Resources
- Who Connects to Who?
- BIA Steps (Cont..)
- Maximum Tolerable Downtime
- MTD
- Example
- MTD Definitions
- BIA Steps (Cont...)
- Range of Threats to Consider
- Thinking Outside of the Box What if?
- Biological Threats
- BIA Steps (Cont.)
- Potential Disasters
- Risk Approach
- Ranking by Risk Level
- Potential Losses
- Include all RISK Components
- What Have We Completed Up to Now?
- BIA Steps (Cont.)
- Recovery Strategies
- Alternate Business Process Procedures
- Business Process Reconstruction
- Recovery Strategies (Cont.)
- Facility Recovery
- Facility Backups - Hot Site
- Facility Backups - Warm Site
- Facility Backups - Cold Site
- Compatibility Issues with Offsite Facility
- Tertiary Sites
- Subscription Costs
- Multiple Processing Centers
- Location, Location, Location
- Choosing Site Location
- Other Offsite Approaches
- Security does Not Stop
- More Options
- Rolling Hot Site
- Recovery Strategies (Cont..)
- Supply and Technology Recovery
- VoIP
- Equipment Replacement
- What Items Need to Be Considered?
- Priorities
- Anything Else?
- Replacements
- Executive Succession Planning
- Recovery Strategies (Cont.)
- User Environment Recovery
- Recovery Strategies (Cont.)
- Data Recovery Technologies
- Co-Location
- Data Recovery
- Backup Redundancy
- Recovering Data
- Automated Backup Technologies
- Tape Vaulting
- Data Recovery (Cont.)
- Clustering for Fault Tolerance
- Clustering
- Disk or Database Shadowing
- Which Option to Use
- Cost Effective Measures
- Resources, Time, Solutions
- Determining Recovery Solutions
- Cost and Recovery Times
- Proactive
- BIA Steps (Cont.)
- Recovery Solutions
- Preventative Measures
- Reviewing Insurance
- Results from the BIA
- Now Ready to Develop the Plan
- Basic Structure of BCP
- Products That Can Help
- Plan Components
- Teams to Be Developed
- External Groups
- Policy Components
- Activation Phase
- Damage Assessment
- Notifying Personnel
- Plan Activation
- Emergency Response
- Policy Components (Cont.)
- Next Phases
- Recovery Procedures
- Documentation of Recovery Steps
- Policy Components (Cont..)
- Reconstitution Phase
- Reconstitution Items
- Returning to Original Facility
- Who goes First?
- Disaster Hit - Now What?
- Termination of BCP
- Life Cycle
- Who has the Plan?
- Backup of the Backup Plan
- Results
- Types of Tests to Choose From
- Test Objectives
- Training Requirements
- Lessons Learned
- What Is Success?
- Out of Date?
- BCP Plans Commonly and Quickly
- Become Out of Date
- Keeping it Current
- Change Control
- Resulting Plan Should Contain
- Phases of the BCP
- Why Incident Response?
- Incident Response Alarms
- Threats
- Incident Response Framework
- Preparation and Planning
- IRT - Incident Response Team
-
Incident Response Team - Mission
- Incident Response Team - Objectives
- Incident Response Team - Priorities
- Incident Response Team - Liaisons
- Detection
- Chain of Custody (2)
- Poking into Network Traffic
- Snort
- Containment
- Containment - Some Considerations
- Notification
- Investigation
- Rules of Evidence
- Acceptable Evidence
- Exclusionary Rules
- Evidence Recognition
- Evidence Discovery
- Search and Seizure
- Network Monitoring
- Reviewing System Logs
- Interviewing
- Terminating the Investigation
- Recovery
- Response
- Follow-Up
- Follow-Up - Record Keeping
- Follow-Up - Lessons Learned
- Follow-Up - Final Report
- Electronic Forensic
- Media Analysis Procedures
- Media Analysis - IACIS Framework
- Step 1 - Sterile Media
- Step 2 - Legal Software
- Step 3 - Physical Examination of the Evidence
- Step 4 - Avoid Altering the Evidence
- Step 5 - Capture Date/Time and CMOS (RTC/NVRAM) Information
- Step 6 - Create an Exact Image
- Step 7 - Logically Examine the Image
- Step 8 - Examine the Boot Record Data and User-Defined Files
- Step 9 - Recover and Examine All Deleted Files
- Step 10 - Create a Listing of All Files
- Step 11 - Examine Unallocated Space for Lost or Hidden Data
- Step 12 - Examine File Slack
- Step 13 - Examine All User Created Files
- Step 14 - Unlock and Examine Password-Protected Files
- Step 15 - Create Printouts of All of the Apparent Evidence
- Step 16 - Examine Executable Files and Run Applications
- Step 17 - Write the Forensic Analysis Report
- Components of Security Program
- A Layered Approach
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