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Module I: Fundamentals of Computer Network

* Key elements of network
o Nodes
o The Network Backbone
o Segments
o Subnets
* Logical Elements of Network
o IP Addresses
+ IP Address Space
+ Assignment of IP Address
# Prefix Based Addressing
# Pre Interface based Assignment
# Virtual Addresses
# Dynamic Addressing
# Static Addressing
o Domain Name System
+ Domain Names
+ Creating a new Domain Name
+ Components Of DNS
# Domain Namensraum
# Name servers
# Resolver
# Securing DNS Services
o Gateways
+ Working of Gateway
+ Functional Categories of Gateway Devices
# Data Gateway
# Multimedia Gateway
# Home Control Gateway
* Types of network media
o Historical vs. Current communication Methodology
o Asynchronous vs synchronous
o Wired media or Bounded Network Media
+ Dedicated line
o Optical remanence
o Magnetic remanence
+ Twisted pair cable
# Shielded Twisted Pair
# Unshielded Twisted Pair
+ Coaxial cable or copper cable
+ Fiber-optic cable
+ Plenum and PVC cable
o Wireless Transmission
+ Infrared transmission
+ Microwave Transmission
+ Satellite Transmission
+ Line of Sight
+ Radio frequency (e.g., bandwidth)
o Public switched network
o Emanations security
* Media Access Methods
o Multiplexed Media Access
+ TDM
+ FDM
o Polling
o Token-Based Media Access
+ CSMA/CD
+ CSMA/CA
+ Contention Domains
o Automated Information Systems (AIS)
+ Historical vs. Current Technology
+ Hardware
# Distributed vs. stand-alone
# Micro, mini, mainframe processors
# Components
* Input, output, central processing unit (CPU)
+ Software
+ Memory
# Sequential
# Random
# Volatile vs. nonvolatile
* Critical information characteristics
o Confidentiality
o Integrity
o Availability
* Information states
o Transmission
o Stora1ge
o Processing
* Operations Security (OPSEC)
o OPSEC process
o INFOSEC and OPSEC interdependency
o Unclassified indicators
o OPSEC surveys/OPSEC planning
* Object reuse(computer security)
* OSI Model
o Physical Layer
o Data Link Layer
o Network Layer
o Transport Layer
o Session Layer
o Presentation Layer
o Application Layer
* Transmission Modes
o Simplex
o Half Duplex
o Full Duplex
* Types of Transmission
o Serial Data Transmission
o Parallel Data Transmission
o Unicast Transmission
o Multicast Transmission
* Logical Network Classification
o Client Server networking
o Peer to peer networking
o Mixed Mode Networking
* Network Topologies
o Sharing of data
o Sharing of devices
o File servers
o Bus
+ Linear Bus
+ Distributed Bus
o Star or Hub
+ Extended Star
+ Distributed Star
o Star-Wired ring
o Ring
o Mesh
o Tree
o Hybrid Topology
* Physical Network Classification
o LAN
o WAN
o MAN
o PAN
o CAN
o GAN
* Network Equipments
o Network Interface Cards
o Access Points
o Switches
o Concentrators/hub
o Modem
o Asynchronous vs. synchronous
o Router
o Brouter
o Bridges
o Adapters
o Network Load Balancers
o Repeaters
o Gateways
o Transceivers
o Converters
o Terminals

Module II: Network Protocols

* Introduction to protocols
* Implementing Network protocols
o Introduction to TCP/IP
o Configuring TCP/IP
o Configuring Netware Links
o Managing TCP/IP
o Network Classes
+ Class A
+ Class B
+ Class C
+ Class D
+ Class E
o Terminal Emulation Protocol (TELNET) of TCP/IP
o TELNET: Vulnerabilities
o Network News Transfer Protocol
o Network News Transfer Protocol: Vulnerabilities
* Application Layer Protocols
o Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
o Boot Strap Protocol (BOOTP)
o Data Link Switching Client Access Protocol(DCAP)
o Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
o Domain Name System(service) Protocol (DNS)
o File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
o Trivial FTP (TFTP)
o FTP and Trivial FTP: Vulnerabilities
o Network Time Protocol
o Network News Transfer Protocol
o Simple Network Management Protocol(SNMP) and Its Versions
o Internet Relay Chat Protocol(IRCP)
o Service Location Protocol(SLP)
o Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
o Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPs)

* Presentation Layer Protocol
o Light Weight Presentation Protocol(LWPP)
* Session Layer Protocol
o Remote Procedure Call Protocol(RPC)
* Transport Layer Protocols
o Reliable Data Protocol(RDP)
o Transmission Control Protocol(TCP)
o User Datagram Protocol(UDP)
o TCP, UDP: Attacks and Countermeasures
* Network Layer Protocols
o Routing Protocols
+ Border Gateway Protocol(BGP)
+ Exterior Gateway Protocol(EGP)
+ Internet Protocol and its versions
+ Internet Control Message Protocol(ICMP) &V6
+ The Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP)
+ ICMP Router Discovery Protocol(IRDP)
+ Mobility Support Protocol for IP(Mobile IP)
+ Network Address Resolution Protocol
+ Next Hop Resolution Protocol
+ Open Shortest Path First(OSPF) protocol
+ Routing Information Protocol
o Multicasting Protocols
+ Border Gateway Multicast Protocol
+ Distance Vector Multicast Protocol
+ Internet Group Management Protocol
o Other Network Protocols
+ The NetBEUI Protocol
+ Remote Authentication Dial-in User Service(RADIUS)
+ VoIP
* Data link Layer Protocol
o Address Resolution Protocol(ARP)
+ Vulnerabilities and Security Measures
o Network Address Resolution Protocol (NARP)
o Reverse Address Resolution Protocol(RARP)

Module III: Protocol Analysis

* Overview of tcp/ip
o Streams
o Reliable delivery
o Network adaption
o Flow control
* Relation to other Protocol
* TCP/IP Protocol suite
o Network Interface Layer
o Internet Layer
o Transport layer
o Application Layer
* Windowing
* Sliding Window
* Acknowledgement
* TCP
o TCP header format
+ Source port
+ Destination port
+ Sequence Number
+ Acknowledgement Number
+ Data offset
+ Reserved
+ Control Bits
+ Window
+ Checksum
+ Urgent Pointer
+ Options
+ Data
o TCP Interface
+ User/TCP Interface
# User /TCP Commands
* Open
* Send
* Receive
* Close
* Status
* Abort
+ TCP/lower -level Interface
+ TCP/lower –level Commands
# Open call
# Listen state
# Send Call
# Receive Call
# Close Call
# Abort Call
# Status call
o Algorithms in TCP
+ Appropriate byte Counting(ABC)
+ Additive Increase Multiplicative Decrease(AIMD)
+ Selective Acknowledgement(SACK)
+ TCP Friendly Rate Control(TFRC)
o TCP Checksum Calculation
o Performance Estimation in TCP
+ Round Trip Time Estimation
o Problems related to TCP
+ Packet Replication
+ Checksum Error
+ Out of order data delivery
+ Bottleneck Bandwidth
+ Packet Loss
* IP
o Overview of IP
o IP Header Format
+ Version
+ IHL
+ Type of Service
# Precedence
# Delay
# Throughput
# Reliability
+ Total Length
+ Identification
+ Flags
+ Fragment Offset
+ Time to live
+ Protocol
+ Header Checksum
+ Source Address/ Destination Address
+ Options
+ Data
o IP Addressing
o IP datagram
+ Maximum Transmission Unit
+ Fragmentation
+ Encapsulation
+ Formatting
+ Reassembly
+ Delivery
+ Routing
+ Multicasting
+ Encapsulating Security Payload
# Modes in ESP
* Tunnel modes
* Transport mode
o IPv6
o IPv6 Header
+ Version
+ Priority
+ Flowlabel
+ Payload Length
+ Next Header
+ Hop limit
+ Source Address
+ Destination address
o IPv6 Specification
o Addressing
o Packet Tunneling
o Multicast
o Hop by Hop option

Module IV: Hardening Physical Security

* Need for physical security
* Security Statistics
* Physical Security Breach Incidents
o Who is Accountable for Physical Security?
* Factors Affecting Physical Security
* Physical Security Threats
o Environmental threats
+ Floods
+ Fire
+ Earthquakes
o Man Made threats
+ Terrorism
+ Wars
+ Bombs
+ Dumpster Diving
o Prevention & Detection of physical hazards
* Premises Security
o Office Security
+ Reception Area
+ Authenticating individuals
# Personal Access Control
* Smart Cards
* Proximity Cards
# Biometrics
* Process of Biometrics
* Accuracy of Biometrics
* Applications of Biometrics
o Fingerprint Verification
o Hand Geometry
o Voice Recognition
o Retina Scanning
o Iris Scanning
+ Panasonic Authenticam
o Facial Recognition
o Biometric Signatures
* Further Biometrics technology
# Techniques for Compromising Biometrics
+ Workplace security
+ filtered power
+ stand-alone systems and peripherals
+ environmental controls (humidity and air conditioning)
+ protected distributed systems
+ Personnel Security Practices and Procedures
# position sensitivity
# employee clearances
# access authorization/verification (need-to-know)
# systems maintenance personnel
# contractors
+ Controlling system access: Desktop security
# Workstation security
# Laptop Theft: Security Statistics
# Laptop Theft
# Laptop Security Countermeasures
# Laptop Security Tools
# Laptop Tracker - XTool Computer Tracker
+ Tools to Locate Stolen Laptops
+ Securing Network Devices
# Server Security
# Securing Backup devices
* Physical Access to the Boot CD-ROM and Floppy Drives
+ Other equipment, such as fax, and removable media
o CCT (Close Circuit Televisions/Cameras)
o Parking Area
* EPS (Electronic Physical Security)
* Challenges in Ensuring Physical Security
o Countermeasures
o Fencing
o Security force
o Watch Dogs
o Locks and Keys
o Physical Security: Lock Down USB Ports
o Tool: DeviceLock
o Blocking the Use of USB Storage Devices
o Track Stick GPS Tracking Device
o USB Tokens
+ TEMPEST
# shielding
# grounding
# attenuation
# banding
# filtered power
# cabling
# Zone of control/zoning
# TEMPEST separation
o Fire Safety: Fire Suppression, Gaseous Emission Systems
+ Fire Detection
+ Failures of Supporting Utilities: Heating Ventilation, Air Condition
+ Failures of Supporting Utilities: Power Management and Conditioning
o Uninterruptible Power Supplies
* Mantrap
o Mantrap: Diagrammatical Representation
* Physical Security Checklist

Module V: Network Security

* Overview of Network Security
* The need for network security
* The goals of network security
* Security awareness
* Functions of Network security administrator
o Develop, Maintain and implement IT security
o Maintain and implement firewalls
o Monitor and secure network and servers
o Monitor critical system files
o Backup the files
o Administrative Security Procedural Controls
+ External marking of media
+ Destruction of media
+ Sanitization of media
+ Construction, changing, issuing and deleting passwords
+ Transportation of media
+ Reporting of computer misuse or abuse
+ Emergency destruction
+ Media downgrade and declassification
+ Copyright protection and licensing
o Documentation, logs and journals
+ Attribution
+ Repudiation
* Communication Security (COMSEC)
o Functions of COMSEC custodian
o identify and inventory COMSEC material
o access, control and storage of COMSEC material
o report COMSEC incidents
o destruction procedures for COMSEC material
* Functions of INFOSEC Officer
* Functions of information resources management staff
* program or functional managers
* security office
* senior management
* system manager and system staff
* telecommunications office and staff
* Functions of audit office
* Functions of OPSEC managers
* Role of end users
* Network Security at:
o Public vs private
o Dial-up vs dedicated
o Privileges (class, nodes)
o Traffic analysis
o End-to-end access control
* Transmission Security
o Frequency hopping
o Masking
o Directional signals
o Burst transmission
o Optical systems
o Spread spectrum transmission
o Covert channel control (crosstalk)
o Dial back
o Line authentication
o Line-of-sight
o Low power
o Screening
o Protected wireline
* Legal Elements
o Criminal prosecution
o fraud, waste and abuse
o Evidence collection and preservation
o Investigative authorities
* Countermeasures: cover and deception
o HUMINT
o Technical surveillance countermeasures
* Reporting security violations

Module VI: Security Standards Organizations

* Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)
* International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
* Consultative Committee For Telephone and Telegraphy (CCITT)
* International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
* American National Standards Institute(ANSI)
* Institute Of Electronics and Electrical Engineers(IEEE)
* Electronic Industries Association
* National Center for Standards and Certification Information (NIST)
* World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
* Web Application Security Consortium (WASC)

Module VII: Security Standards

* Introduction to Internet Standards
* Standards Creation Committee
* Internet Standards
o RFC Evolution
o Types and Submissions
o Obtaining RFCs
* Cabling Standards
o EIA/TIA -568
o UTP Categories
o Cable Specifications
o Electronic Industries Association
* Specification Standards

Module VIII: Security Policy

* Security Policy overview
* Concept of Security Policy
* Key Security Elements
* Security Awareness Programs
o Trainings
o Meetings
o Goals of security Policies
* Vital role of a security policy
* Classification of Security policy
o User policies
+ Password Management policy
+ IT policies
o General Policies
o Partner Policies
o Types of Security Policies: Issues Specific Policies
o Policy design
* Contents of Security Policy
* Privacy and Confidentiality
* Security levels
o Separation of duties, dual controls, job rotation, least privilege
o Security organization and policy development
* Agency Specific AIS and Telecommunications Policies
o Points of contact
o References
* Configuration of security policy
* National Policy and Guidance
o AIS security
o Communications security
o Employee accountability for agency information
* Implementation of security policy
* Incident Handling and Escalation Procedures
* Security operations and life cycle management
o Securing Assets
o Requirements definition (e.g.,architecture)
o Development
o Design review and systems test
o Demonstration and validation (testing)
o Implementation
o Security (e.g., certification and accreditation)
o Operations and maintenance (e.g.,configuration management)
* Defining Responses to Security Violations
* Presenting and Reviewing the Process
* Compliance with Law and Policy
o Intellectual Property
o Describing the Electronic Communications Privacy Act
* Transborder encryption issues
* Points To Remember While Writing Security Policy
* Issue-specific Security Policy (ISSP)
o E-mail Security Policies
o Hacking
* Creating and Managing ISSPs

Module IX: IEEE Standards

* Introduction to IEEE standards
* IEEE LAN Protocol Specification
o 802-Overview And Architecture
o 802.1-Briding And Management
o 802.2-Logical Link Control(LLC)
o 802.3-CSMA/CD(Ethernet)
o 802.4-Token Passing Bus
o 802.5-Token Passing Ring
o 802.6-DQDB Access Method
o 802.7-Broad Band LAN
o 802.10-Security
o 802.11-Wireless LAN(WLAN)
o 802.12-Demand Priority Access
o 802.15-Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN)
o 802.16-Broad Band Wireless MAN (WMAN)
o 802.17-Resilliant Packet Ring Work Group
* Wireless Networking Standards
o IEEE Standards
o 802.1X
o 802.11 Architecture
o 802.11 Standards (Wi-Fi Standard)
+ 802.11a
+ 802.11b
+ 802.11e
+ 802.11g
+ 802.11h
+ 802.11i standards
+ 802.11n
o 802.15
o 802.16
o Wi-MAX
o IEEE p1451 Standard
o ETSI Standards
o HIPERLAN
o HIPERMAN

Module X: Network Security Threats

* Current Statistics
o Defining Terms: Vulnerability, Threats, and Attacks
* Types of Attackers
* Classification of Hackers
* Techniques
o Spamming
o Revealing hidden passwords
o War Dialing
o War Diving
o War Chalking
o War Flying
o Wire Tapping
o Scanning
+ Port Scanning
+ Network Scanning
+ Vulnerability Scanning
o Sniffing
+ Active Sniffing
+ Passive Sniffing
o Network Reconnaissance
o Social Engineering
* Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE)
o Threats
o Trojan
o Virus
+ IRC bot
o Worms
o Logic Bombs
o Eavesdropping
o Phishing
* Attacks
o Smurfing
o Man-in-the-Middle Attacks
o Denial of service
o DDoS
o Buffer Overflow
o Zero Day Attacks
o Jamming
o Password Attacks
+ Brute Force Password Attacks
o Spoofing
o Session Hijacking
o Web Page Defacement
o Recording Key Strokes
o Cracking Encrypted Passwords
o Revealing Hidden Password
* Hiding Evidence of an Attack
* Problems Detecting Network Attacks
* Network Scanning Tools:
o The Netstat Tool
o Nmap
o NetscanTool
o Superscan
o Hping

Module XI: Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS)

* Introduction to IDS
* History of Intrusion Detection
* Intrusion Detection Concepts
o Architecture
o Monitoring Strategies
o Analysis type
o Timing
o Goal of detection
o Control Issues
* IDS for an Organization
o Selecting an IDS
o Deploying an IDS
o Maintaining an IDS
* Characteristics of IDS
o Importance of IDS
* Aggregate Analysis with IDS
* Types of IDS
o Network based IDS
+ NIDS Architecture
# Traditional Sensor-Based
# Distributed Network Node
+ Operational Concept
# Tip off
# Surveillance
# Forensic Workbench
+ Network-Based Detection
# Unauthorized Access
# Data Resource Theft
# Denial of Service
# Password Download
# Malformed Packet
# Packet Flooding
+ Tool: NetRanger
+ Tool: Bro
+ Tool: Arpwatch (in Linux)
+ Tool: Psad (in Linux)
+ Tool: ippl (in Linux)
o Host Based IDS
+ HIDS Architecture
# Centralized Host Based
# Distributed Real Time Host Based
+ Operational Concept
# Tip Off
# Surveillance
# Damage Assessment
# Compliance
+ Host Based Detection
# Abuse of Privilege Attack Scenarios
# Critical data Access and Modification
# Changes in Security Configuration
+ Tool: Host sentry
+ Tool: KFSensor
+ Tool: LIDS
+ Tool: SNARE
+ Tool: Tiger(in Linux)
o Host Based IDS vs. Network Based IDS
o The Hybrid IDS Framework
+ Prelude IDS
# Components
# Interaction between Prelude components
* Relaying
* Reverse Relaying
* Tool: Libsafe
o Distributed IDS
+ Introduction and Advantages
+ Components
o Protocol Intrusion Detection System
o Network Behavior Analysis (NBA)
o Unified Thread Management
* Deployment of IDS
* Types of Signatures
o Network signatures
o Host based signatures
o Compound Signatures
* True/False-Positive/Negative
* Major Methods of Operation
o Signature Based Detection
o Anomaly Based Detection
* IDS Tool
o Snort
o BlackICE
o M-ICE
o Secure4Audit (auditGUARD)
o Emerald
o Nides
o SECUREHOST
o GFI EventsManager
* Intrusion Prevention System
o Intrusion Prevention Strategies
o IPS Deployment Risks
o Flexible response with Snort
+ Snort Inline Patch
o Controlling your Border
* Information Flow in IDS and IPS
o Raw Packet Capture
o Filtering
o Packet Decoding
o Storage
o Fragment Reassembly
o Stream Reassembly
o Stateful Inspection of TCP Sessions
o Firewalling
* IPS Tool
o Sentivist
o StoneGate IPS
o McAfee
* IDS vs. IPS
* Intrusion Detection Checklist

Module XII: Firewalls

* Firewalls: Introduction
* Security features
o Securing individual users
o Perimeter security for networks
* Multiple components of Firewall
* Firewall Operations
* Software Firewall
* Hardware Firewall
* Types of Firewalls
o IP Packet Filtering Firewall
o Circuit-Level Gateway
o Application Level Firewalls
* Pix Firewall
* Basic features of PIX firewall
* Advanced Features of PIX firewall
* Firewall Features
* Establishing Rules and Restrictions for your Firewall
* Firewall Configuration Strategies
* Scalability
* Firewall Architecture
o Dual-Homed Host Architecture
o Screened Host Architecture
o Screened Subnet Architecture
* Handling threats and security tasks
* Protection against hacking
* Centralization and Documentation
* Multi-layer firewall protection
* Firewall deployment strategies
o Screened Host
o Two router with one firewall
o Introduction to Demilitarized Zone(DMZ)
o DMZ screened subnet
o Multi firewall DMZ
+ Two firewalls, One DMZ
+ Two firewalls, Two DMZ
o Screening Router
o Dual homed host
* Specialty firewalls and Reverse firewalls
* Advantages of using Firewalls
* Disadvantages of using Firewalls
* Threats
o Firewalking
o Banner Grabbing
o Placing Backdoors Through Firewalls
* Limitations of Firewalls
* Personal Firewall Software
o ZoneAlarm Pro
o Norton Personal Firewall
o McAfee Personal Firewall
o Windows Personal Firewall
* Personal Firewall Hardware
o Linksys and Netgear
o Cisco’s PIX
* Firewall Log Analysis
o Firewall Analyzer
+ Firewall Logs
+ Automatic Firewall Detection
+ Firewall Log Import
+ Firewall Log Archiving
* Firewall Tools
o Firewall Builder
o Wflogs
* Comparison of Various Firewall Products
* T-REX Open Source Firewall
* SQUID
* WinGate
* Symantec Enterprise Firewall
* Firewall Testers
o Firewalk
o FTester
o Firewall Leak Tester

Module XIII: Packet Filtering and Proxy Servers

* Application layer gateway
* Network Address Translation
* Packet Filtering
* Approaches
* Packet Sequencing and Prioritization
* Packet Fragmentation
* Analyzing Packet Fragmentation
* Analyzing Packet Signatures
* Signature Analysis
* Signatures
* Normal Traffic Signatures
* Abnormal Traffic Signatures
* IP Header
* Configuring
* Types of Filtering
* Stateful Packet Filtering
* Stateless Packet Filtering
* Dynamic Packet Filtering
* Filtering rules
* Advantages/Disadvantages of filtering
* Flags used
* TCP
* Urgent Flag
* Ack Flag
* Push Flag
* Reset Flag
* Syn flag
* Fin Flag
* UDP
* Control Flag
* Proxy servers
* Role of Proxy Server
* Routed Environment
* Network Environment
* Blocking URLs and unblocking URLs
* Proxy Control
* Transparent Proxies
* Non-transparent Proxies
* Socks Proxy
* Authentication Process
* Types of Authentication
* Firewall
* Firewalls Based on Proxy
* Application Proxy firewall
* Administration and management of Proxy servers
* Security and access control
* Reverse Proxies
* How Proxy Servers Differ From Packet Filters

Module XIV: Bastion Host and Honeypots

* Bastion Hosts
* Principles
* Need of Bastion host
* Building a Bastion Host
* Selecting the Host Machine
* Memory Considerations
* Processor Speed
* Selecting the OS
* Configuring Bastion Host
* Locating Bastion Host
* Physical Location
* Network Location
* Configuring Bastion Host
* Making the Host Defend Itself
* Securing the Machine Itself
* Making the Host Defend Itself
* Selecting Services to be Provided
* Special Considerations for UNIX System
* Disabling Accounts
* Disabling Unnecessary Services
* Handling Backups
* Role of Bastion host
* Bastion Host security policy
* Honeypot
* History of Honeypot
* Value of Honeypot
* Types of Honeypots
* Production
* Research
* Classifying Honeypots by Interaction
* Low-Interaction Honeypots
* Medium-Interaction Honeypots
* High-Interaction Honeypots
* Examples of Honeypots
* Backofficer Friendly
* Specter
* Honeyd
* Homemade
* Mantrap
* Honeynet
* Use of Honeypot
* Preventing Attacks
* Detecting Attacks
* Responding to attacks
* Homemade Honeypot
* Port Monitoring Honeypots
* Jailed Environment
* Mantrap
* Advantages and Disadvantages of Honey pot
* Honeynet
* Architecture of Honeynet
* Types of Honeynet
* Distributed Honeynet
* GEN I Honeynet
* Gen II Honeynet
* Virtual Honeynet
* Legal Issues related

Module XV: Securing Modems

* Introduction to Modems
* Origin of Modems
* Modem Features
* Types of Modems
* Hardware Modems
* Internal Direct Connect Modem
* Advantages and Disadvantages of Internal Direct Modem
* External Direct Connect Modem
* Advantages and Disadvantages of External Direct Modem
* Optical Modems
* Short Haul Modems
* Smart Modem
* Controller Less Modem
* Acoustic Modem
* Advantages and Disadvantages of acoustic modem
* Null modems
* Modem Security
* Additional Security to modems
* Password modems
* Callback modems
* Encrypting modems
* Caller-ID and ANI schemes
* Modem Security should be a priority for the telephony managers
* SecureLogix provides Solutions for Modems Security
* Make modem Security simple with robust Management Tool
* Categorizing Modem Access
* Dial out Access
* Dial In Access
* Modem Attacks
* Spoofing Attacks
* Call Forwarding Attacks
* War Dialing
* Modem Risks
* War Dialers
* Packet Sniffing
* Modem Failure Symptoms
* Modem Firmware Failure
* Primary Modem Failure
* Reasons for modem Connection Failure
* Modem Incompabilities
* Buggy Modem Firmware
* Bad Phone line
* Misconfigured Modems or communication software
* Temporary Modem Failures
* Some Common Failures
* Modem Not Responding
* Modem Damaged
* Modem Not Compatible
* Troubleshooting Modems
* External Modems
* Internal Modems

Module XVI: Troubleshooting Network

* Introduction to troubleshooting
* A Troubleshooting Methodology
* Troubleshooting Strategies
* Recognizing Symptoms
* Understanding The Problem
* System Monitoring Tools
* Network Monitor
* Performance Monitors
* Protocol Analyzer
* The Protocol Analysis Process
* Testing the Cause of the problem
* Solving Problem
* Device Manager
* Troubleshooting Network Communication
* Identifying Communication Problems
* Using Ping and Traceroute
* Exploring Network Communications
* Find Path Information
* Access point Interface
* Identify Communication Capabilities
* Load balancing
* Configuration Best Practices for windows 2000,windows Server
* General consideration
* Security ad Manageability
* High Availability
* Troubleshooting Network Load Balancing
* Problems and Solutions
* How to isolate networking problems (Windows XP): Network Adapter
* Network adapter is unplugged
* Network adapter has limited or no connectivity
* Network adapter is connected, but you can't reach the Internet
* Troubleshooting Connectivity
* Causes for connectivity Problem
* Troubleshooting Physical Problems
* Troubleshooting Link Status
* Physical Troubleshooting Tools
* Troubleshooting the Topology
* Troubleshooting the Fault Domain
* Tracing connectivity
* ipconfig
* Performance Measurement Tool
* Host Monitoring Tool
* Point Monitoring tool
* Network Monitoring Tool
* Troubleshooting Network devices
* Windows PC Network Interface Card
* Troubleshooting Cisco Aironet Bridge
* Troubleshooting bridges using the Virtualization Engine
* Troubleshooting BR350 (Bridge)
* Diagnosing Repeater and Gateway Problems
* Troubleshooting Hubs and Switches
* Troubleshooting cable modem
* Troubleshooting DSL or LAN Internet Connection
* Troubleshooting a Universal Serial Bus Device
* Troubleshooting IEEE 1394 Bus Devices
* Troubleshooting Network Slowdowns
* NetBios Conflicts
* IP Conflicts
* Bad NICs
* DNS Errors
* Insufficient Bandwidth
* Excessive Network Based Application
* Daisy Chaining
* Spyware Infestation
* Troubleshooting Wireless devices
* Checking the Led Indicators
* Checking Basic setting
* SSID
* WEP Keys
* Security Settings
* Troubleshooting Methodology
* TCP/IP Troubleshooting Utilities
* Troubleshooting with IP Configuration Utilities
* Troubleshooting with Ping
* Troubleshooting with Tracert
* Troubleshooting with Arp
* Troubleshooting with Telnet
* Troubleshooting with Nbstat
* Troubleshooting with Netstat
* Troubleshooting with FTP
* Troubleshooting with Nslookup
* Troubleshooting NTP
* Troubleshooting Tools
* Hardware-Based Troubleshooting Tools
* Network Technician’s Hand Tools
* The POST Card
* Memory Testers
* Electrical Safety Rules
* Wire Crimpers
* Punch Down Tools
* Circuit Testers
* Voltmeters
* Cable Testers
* Crossover Cables
* Hardware Loopback Plugs
* LED Indicator Lights
* Tone Generators

Module XVII: Hardening Routers

* Introduction to Routers
* Routing Metrics
* Multiple Routing
* Types of Routers
* Routing Algorithms
* Internet work Operating Systems (IOS)
* IOS: FEATURES
* Routing Principles
* The ARP Process
* LAN – to- LAN Routing Process
* LAN –to- WAN Routing Process
* Modes Of Operation
* User Mode
* Enable Mode
* Global Configuration MODE
* IP Routing
* Configuring IP and IP routing
* Configuring RIP
* IP Source Routing
* Configuration of Routers
* External configuration sources
* Internal configuration sources
* Router Initiation
* Loading the configuration files
* Configuring from the TFTP Server
* The Setup Configuration Mode
* CLI configuration mode
* Router Configuration Modes
* Global Configuration mode
* Interface Configuration mode
* Line Configuration Mode
* Privilege EXEC mode
* ROM Monitor mode
* User EXEC Mode
* Finger Tool
* Disabling the auxiliary and closing extra interfaces
* BOOTp service
* TCP and UDP small servers
* Disabling Proxy ARP
* Disabling SNMP
* Disabling NTP
* Hardening a Router
* Configuring a banner
* Passwords and secrets
* Encrypting passwords
* Creating end user accounts
* Setting session time-out periods
* Cisco Discovery Protocol
* Configuring CDP
* Logging Concept
* Log Priority
* Configuring Logging
* Timestamping
* Cisco Logging Options
* Console Logging
* Buffered Logging
* Terminal Logging
* Syslog Logging
* SNMP Logging
* Filtering Network Traffic
* Access Control List
* Basics of ACL
* Creating Access Control List
* ACl Types
* Monitoring ACL
* Implementing ACL
* Securing Routers: ACL
* Log System Error Messages
* Securing Routers: Committed Access Rate
* Securing Routers: Secure Shell
* Authentication methods
* Configuring SSH
* Default Locations of Secure Shell Files
* Generating the Host Key
* Ciphers and MAC’s
* Compression
* Configuring Root Logins
* Restricting User Logins
* Router Commands
* Configuring Router Interface setting
* Managing Router Configuration
* Reviewing IP Traffic and Configuring static Routers
* Types of Routing
* Distance Vector Routing
* Link State Routing
* Routing Protocols
* Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
* Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP)
* Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP)
* Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
* Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
* Routing Table Maintenance Protocol (RTMP)
* Troubleshooting a router
* Troubleshooting tools
* Troubleshooting with network management tools
* Troubleshooting IP Connectivity in Routers
* Components of router security
* Router security: testing tools

Module XVIII: Hardening Operating Systems

* BIOS security
* Windows Registry
* Registry Editor
* Rootkit Revealer
* Configuring Windows Services
* E-mail Services
* Regional settings
* Virtual Servers
* Share Point Portal Server
* Antivirus Protection
* Process
* Resource Access
* Managing Access control
* Resource Access Privileges
* Access Lists
* Need-to-know controls
* Malicious logic protection
* Assurance
* Discretionary Access Control List (DACL)
* Objects And Permissions
* Rights Vs Permissions
* NTFS File System Permissions
* Encryption File System
* Windows Network Security
* Firewalls
* Modes of Operation (Describes the security conditions under which the system actually functions)
* Dedicated security mode
* System-high security mode
* Compartmented security mode
* Multilevel security mode
* AIS
* Hardware
* Software
* Firmware
* Windows infrastructure features
* Active Directory
* Group Policy
* Share Security
* Dynamic DNS updates
* Kerberos Authentication And Domain Security
* Trust Relationships Between Domains
* IP Security
* Problems With IP Security
* Windows Security Tools
* Update System
* Antivirus
* Anti Spyware
* Anti Spam
* Windows
* Windows Server 2003
* Windows 2003 Infrastructure Security
* Windows 2003 Authentication
* Windows 2003 Security Configuration Tools
* Windows 2003 Resource Security
* Windows 2003 Auditing and Logging
* Windows 2003 EFS
* Windows 2003 Network Security
* Windows Certificate Authorities
* Certificate Authority Requirements
* Implement Microsoft Certificate Authorities
* Implement a Microsoft Enterprise Root CA
* Desktop Management
* Concept of least privilege
* Internal labeling
* Troubleshoot User Logons
* Troubleshoot User Configuration
* Troubleshoot System performance
* File Management
* Troubleshooting Access to Files And Folders
* Troubleshooting Access to Shared Files And Folders
* Linux
* User and File system Security Administration
* Security
* Data Security
* Network Security
* OS Security Measures
* Linux Update Agent
* Configuring Unix Services
* Guest Account
* User Account
* etc/password fields
* etc/shadow fields
* etc/gshadow
* etc/group
* File System and Navigation
* File And Directory Permissions
* Default Directories
* Network Interface configuration
* Security Scripting
* Pluggable Authentication Module
* Configuring PAM
* Pam Configuration Files
* PAM Framework
* Security With PAM
* Network Information Services
* Group Management Utilities
* Permission Management Tools
* System Logger Utility
* Unix Security
* UNIX Security Checklist v2.0
* Macintosh Security
* Vista security
* Upgrading from XP to Windows Vista
* Installing Windows Vista
* Securing Windows Vista

Module XIX: Patch Management

* Introduction
* The Patch Concept
* Patch testing
* Patch Monitoring and Management
* Create a Change Process
* Monitor the Patch Process
* Consolidating Patches on Red hat Network
* Configuring the Proxy Server
* Configuring the Proxy Client
* Red Hat Up2date Patch Management Utility Installation Steps
* Red Hat Up2date Patch Management: Command Line Interface
* Security Patch Compliance
* Distribution
* Discovery and zero-touch inventory
* Client Adoption
* Troubleshoot Security Patch Management
* Reporting
* Patch Management Process
* Identification
* Assessment Phase
* Inventory
* Base Lining
* Obtainment
* Testing
* Deploy Phase
* Deployment Preparation
* Deployment of the Patch
* Confirmation
* Windows Update Services
* Microsoft Software Update Services (SUS)
* Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)
* WSUS VS SMS 2003
* Role of SMS in Patch Management Process
* Microsoft Patch Management Tool: Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer
* MBSA: Scanning Updates in GUI Mode
* MBSA: Scanning Updates in Command-line version
* Patch Management Tool
* Selecting a Tool
* Learning Curve
* Platform Support
* System targeting
* Ease of Use
* Connection Sensitivity
* Deployment Schedule
* Cost
* Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer
* Qchain
* BES Patch Management
* Shavlik HFNetChkPro 5
* PatchLink Update
* SecureCentral™ PatchQuest

Module XX: Log Analysis

* Introduction to Log Analysis
* Overview of log analysis
* Audit Events
* Log Files
* Apache Logs
* IIS Logs
* IIS Logger
* Limitations of log files
* Monitoring for Intrusion and Security Event
* Importance of Time Synchronization
* Passive Detection Methods
* EventCombMT
* Event Collection
* Scripting
* Log Analysis Tools
* UserLock
* WSTOOl
* Auditing tools
* ASDIC
* Tenshi
* SpoofMAC
* Gentle MAC PRO
* Log Manager
* Generic Log Parsing Tools
* LogSentry
* SL2
* Flog
* Simple Log Clustering Tool(SLCT)
* xlogmaster
* GeekTool (mac O.S)
* Dumpel.exe (Windows O.S)
* Watchlog
* LogDog
* Log File Rotation Tools
* LogController
* Newsyslog
* Spinlogs
* System Log Rotation Service(SLRS)
* Bzip2
* How to Secure Logs(Log Security)
* Limit Access To Log Files
* Avoid Recording Unneeded Sensitive data
* Protect Archived Log Files
* Secure The Processes That Generate the Log Entries
* Configure each log source to behave appropriately when logging errors occur
* Implement secure mechanisms for transporting log data from the system to the centralized log management servers
* Inc setting up of Servers: IIS & Apache

Module XXI: Application Security

* Importance of Application Security
* Why Is Web Security So Difficult?
* Application Threats and Counter Measures
* Application dependent guidance
* Web Applications
* Managing Users
* Managing Sessions
* Cookies
* What is in a Cookie
* Working of a Cookie
* Persistent Vs Non-Persistent
* Secure Vs Non-Secure
* Session Tokens
* Session Tokens
* Authentication Tokens
* Encrypting Private Data
* Event Logging
* What to Log
* Log Management
* System Life Cycle Management
* acquisition
* design review and systems test performance (ensure required safeguards
* are operationally adequate)
* determination of security specifications
* evaluation of sensitivity of the application based upon risk analysis
* management control process (ensure that appropriate administrative, physical,and technical safeguards are incorporated into all new applications and into significant modifications to existing applications)
* systems certification and accreditation process
* Telecommunications Systems
* Hardware
* Software
* Vulnerability and threat that exist in a telecommunications system
* Countermeasures to threats
* Securing voice communications
* Securing data communications
* Securing of keying material
* Transmission security countermeasures (e.g., callsigns, frequency, and pattern forewarning protection)
* Embedded Application Security (EMBASSY)
* TCP/IP security Technology
* IPSec And SSL Security
* IPSec And SSL Security In Embedded Systems
* Network Security For Embedded Applications
* Embedded Network Security Hardware Instructions
* Secure Coding
* Common Errors
* Buffer Overflow
* Format String Vulnerabilities
* Authentication
* Authorization
* Cryptography
* Best Practices For Secure Coding
* Distrust User Input
* Input Validation
* Magic Switches
* Malicious Code Detection
* Programming standards and controls
* Change controls
* internal labeling
* Threat modeling

Module XXII: Web Security

* Overview of Web Security
* Common Threats on Web
* Identity theft
* Spam Mail
* Distributed Denial of Service(DDoS)
* Reflection Dos Attack
* Bots
* Cross Site Request Forgery
* Session Hijacking
* Smurf attack
* FTP bounce
* RSS/Atomic Injection
* DNS Attack
* Content Spoofing
* Logical Attacks
* Buffer Overflow
* IP and Routing Protocol Spoofing
* Identifying Unauthorized Devices
* Restrictive Access
* Network Addresses
* Altering the Network Addresses
* Tracking the Connectivity: Tracert/Traceroute
* Testing the Traffic Filtering Devices
* IIS Server
* Installing the IIS server
* Administering the IIS server
* Client Authorization
* Certificate Authorities
* Client-Side Data
* Server-side data
* Client Authentication
* User’s Approach
* Authentication Techniques
* Input Data Validation
* Browsing Analysis
* Browser Security
* Mozilla Browser
* Internet Explorer
* Security Setting of Internet Explorer
* Configuring Security Zone
* Setting up the Internet Zone
* Setting up the Intranet Zone
* Setting up Trusted and Restricted Sites Zone
* Working with domain Name suffixes
* Selecting Custom level Settings
* Miscellaneous Options
* User Authentication
* Browser hijacking
* Preventing
* Restoring
* Tools:
* Stringer
* Download Cwshredder
* Microsoft Anti Spyware software
* Browser Analysis
* Browser Behavior Analysis
* Benefits of Behavior Analysis
* Browser Security Settings
* Dynamic Code
* Securing Application Code
* Plug-ins
* Netscape/IE Plug-Ins
* Image
* IPIX
* VRML
* Audio
* Multimedia
* Shockwave
* Real Player
* Shockwave Flash
* Quick Time
* Util
* Net Zip Plug-in
* Asgard Plug-in Wizard
* Neptune
* Others
* Java Plug-in
* Mozilla Firefox Plug-ins
* Acrobat Reader
* Adobe Flash Player
* Java
* Quick Time
* RealPlayer
* Shockwave
* Windows Media player
* The Validate HTML Plug-ins
* Accessibility Analyzer
* Validate Sites HTML
* Wayback Versions
* Validate P3P
* View In
* BugMe Not
* Webpage Speed Report
* Validate Links (W3C)
* Open Text
* Validate RSS
* Validate CSS
* Validate HTML
* Common Gateway Interface(CGI)
* CGI Script
* CGI Mechanism
* Web Servers
* Mechanisms and Variables
* Third part CGI Scripts
* Server Side Includes
* CGI operation
* Responding To the Client
* Using the Client to call a CGI application

Module XXIII: E-mail Security

* Overview of E-mail
* History of E-mail
* Basics of E-Mail
* Types of E-Mail
* Web Based Versus POP3 E-mail
* Components of an Email
o Headers
+ Examining an E-Mail header
+ Reading E-Mail headers
o Opening Attachments
o Reading E-Mails for different clients
o Field names and values
o Address list
o Recipients and Senders
o Response targets and threading
* E-Mail Servers
* E-Mail Encryption
o Centurion mail
o Kerberos
o Hush Mail
o Pretty good privacy
o Secure Hive
* Installing WorkgroupMail
* Configuring Outlook Express
* Secure Email
* E-mail Authentication
o Mail Transfer
o Authenticating Sender
* E-mail protocols
o Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions(MIME) /Secure MIME
o Pragmatic General Protocol(PGP)
o Simple Mail Transfer Protocol(SMTP)
o Post Office Protocol(POP) and its POP3
+ SMTP: Vulnerabilities
o Internet Message Access Protocol(IMAP)
* Client and server architecture
* E-Mail Security Risks
o Spoofed Addresses
o Spam
o Hoaxes
o Phishing
o Snarfing
o Malware
o E-Mail spoofing
o E-Mail viruses
o Gateway virus scanners
o Outlook Viruses
o E-mail Attachment Security
o E-Mail Spamming
+ Protecting against spam
+ Spam filters
o E-Mail Bombing, Chain letters
* How to defend against E-Mail security risks
o Quarantining Suspicious Email
o Vulnerability check on Email System
* Tools for E-mail Security
o ClipSecure
o CryptoAnywhere
o BCArchive
o CryptainerLE
o GfiMailEssentials
o SpamAware
* Tracking e-mails
o readnotify

Module XXIV: Authentication: Encryption, Cryptography and Digital Signatures

* Authentication
o Authentication Tokens
o RSA SecurID
o Smart Cards
* VeriSign Authentication
* Encryption
o Encryption Systems
o Firewalls Implementing Encryption
o Lack of Encryption
o Cost of encryption
o Preserving data integrity
o Maintaining confidentiality
o Authentication and Identification
o Authenticity of N/W clients
o Key Based Encryption Systems
+ Symmetric Key
+ Public Key
o Encryption Algorithms
+ RSA Algorithm
# Performing RSA Encryption and Decryption
# Create your RSA Key Pair
# Creating RSA keys
+ Diffie Hellman Algorithm
# Finding Diffie-Hellman Public Keys
+ DSS and DSA
+ ELGAMAL
+ RC2 and RC4
+ IDEA
+ SNEFRU
+ RIPE-MD
+ HAVAL
+ SKIPJACK
+ XOR
+ BLOWFISH
+ camellia
+ Cast encryption algorithm
+ Tiny encryption algorithm
+ SCA: Size-Changing Algorithms
o Analyzing popular encryption schemes
+ Symmetric vs Asymmetric Encryption
+ Symmetric key encryption
+ Asymmetric key encryption
+ Hashing
+ PGP
+ X.509
+ SSL
o Types of Encryption Algorithms
+ Symmetric Key Encryption
+ Asymmetric key encryption
o Hashing algorithms
+ IPSec
+ Understanding IPSec Architecture
+ Components of IPSec
+ Modes
# Transport Mode
# Tunnel Mode
# Choosing Best IPSec Mode for Organizations
+ IPSec Processing
+ Enabling IPSec
+ Algorithms for IPSec
+ Protocols
# AH
# ESP
+ Levels of IPSec
# Client
# Server
# Secure Server
+ IPSec Policies
# IP Filters
# Filter Action
# Authentication Methods
# Tunnel Setting
# Connection Type
* Cryptography
o History of Cryptography
o Math and Algorithms
o Message Authentication
+ DES for Encryption
# DES ECB and CBC Analysis
+ 3DES
+ HMAC/MD5 and SHA for Authentication
o Strength (e.g., complexity, secrecy, characteristics of the key)
o Cryptovariable or key
* Digital Certificates
o Paper Certificates and Identity Cards
o Authorities that Issue Physical Certificates
o Difference Between Physical and Digital Certificates
o Standards For Digital Certificates
o X.509 as Authentication Standard
o Public Key Certificate
o Viewing digital certificates
* Certificate Encryption Process
o Encrypted File System
* Public and Private Keys
o A Public Key Generated by PGP
o Choosing the size of keys
o Generating Keys
* Digital Signatures
o Signature as identifiers
o Features of Digital Signatures
o Digital Signature In practice
o PKI
* key management protocols (bundling, electronic key, over-the-air rekeying)

Module XXV: Virtual Private Networks and Remote Networking

* Introduction to Virtual Private Network
* Types of VPN
o Remote Access VPN’s
o Intranet Access VPN’s
o ExtraNet VPN’s
* Tunneling
* Fundamentals of Tunneling
* Tunneling Protocol
* Point to point Tunneling Protocol(PPTP)
o Goals And Assumptions
o Terminology
o Control Connections
o Security And Disadvantages
* Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol
o Characteristics
o L2TP Header Format
o L2TP Control Message header
o L2TP Data message
o L2TP Compulsory Tunnel
o L2TP Voluntary Tunnel
* VPN Security
o Encryption
o IPSec Server
o AAA Server
* Connection to VPN
o SSH And PPP
o Concentrator
o Other Methods
* Step1: Setting Up VPN
* Step2: Implement DHCP Services
* Step3: Create An Enterprise Certificate Authority
* Step 4: Install IAS
* Step 5: Configure IAS
* Step 6: Create A Remote Access Policy
* Step 7: Configure The VPN Server
* Step 8: Associate The VPN Server With The DHCP Server
* Step 9: Configure Remote Clients
* Step 10: Test The Client Connection
* VPN Policies
* VPN Registrations And Passwords
* Risk Associated With VPN
* Pre Implementation Review – Auditing
* Implementation Review – Auditing
* Post Implementation Review And Reporting
* VPN Product Testing
* Common VPN Flaws

Module XXVI: Wireless Network Security

* Introduction to Wireless
o Types of wireless networks: WLAN, WWAN, WPAN and WMAN
o Wired Vs. Wireless Networks
o Advantages and Disadvantages of Wireless
* Types of Wireless Networks
o Based on Type of Connection
o Based on Geography
* Components of Wireless Network
o Access Points
o Wireless Cards
o Antenna
o Wireless Desktop Cards
o Wireless Laptop Cards
o Wireless USB Adapters
o Wireless Internet Video Camera
o Digital Media Adapter
o Wireless Converters
o Wireless Print Server
o Wireless Rechargeable Bluetooth mouse
o Wireless Modems
o Wireless Router
o Wireless Gateways
o Wireless USB
o Wireless Game Adapter
o Wireless Range Extender
o GSM Network Devices
+ Mobile Station
+ Base Station Subsystem
+ Base Station controller (BSC)
+ Base Transceiver Station (BTS)
+ Network Subsystem
+ Mobile Switching Center
* Wireless Technologies
o Personal Communication Services(PCS)
o Time Division Multiple Access(TDMA)
o Code Division Multiple Access(CDMA)
o ARDIS
o BlueTooth
+ Frequency and Data rates
+ Bluetooth Architecture and components
o Ultra Wideband
* Wireless Communications: Examples
o Satellite communications
o Cellular phone communications
* Devices using Wireless Communications
o PDA
o BlackBerry
* Service Set IDentifier (SSID)
* Detecting Wireless Network
o How to scan
o Tool: Kismet
o Netstumbler
* Types of Wireless Attacks
o Man in the Middle Attacks
+ Eavesdropping
+ Manipulation
o Denial of Service or Distributed Denial of Service
o Social Engineering
o “Weak key” Attacks
o Dictionary Attacks
o Birthday Attacks
* Wireless Threats
o Rogue Access Points
o MAC Sniffing and AP Spoofing
* Overview of Wi-Fi
o Hotspot
* Open Wi-Fi Vulnerabilities
o Unauthorized Network Access
o Eavesdropping
* WLANs in Public Space
o Security Vulnerabilities With Public Access Wireless Networks
o Risks Due To Wireless Networks
* Wired Equivalent Privacy
o WEP Key Cracking Tools
+ WEPCrack
+ AirSnort
+ Aircrack
* WAP
* Wireless Network Attack Tool: AirSnarf
* Tools to detect MAC Address Spoofing: Wellenreiter v2
* WLAN Management
o Detecting Rogue Points
* Wireless Security
o Authentication
+ LDAP
# Communications
+ Multifactor Authentication
+ Authentication Mechanism
# Kerberos
# Components
# Exchanges Of Kerberos Client
o WPA
o Security Measures
+ Change the SSID
+ Use Encryption
+ Use a VPN
+ Use a Firewall
o WLAN Security Policy Development Issues
+ Goals And Characteristics
+ Auditing WLAN Security Policy
o RADIUS Authentication
+ Security
+ Configuration
* Wireless Auditing
o Baselining
* DHCP Services
o Server And Client
* Mobile Security Through Certificates
* Certificate Management Through PKI
* Trouble Shooting Wireless Network
o Multipath and Hidden Node
* Wireless Network Security Checklist

Module XXVII: Creating Fault Tolerance

* Network Security: Fault Tolerance
* Why Create Fault Tolerance
o Planning For Fault Tolerance
* Network Security
o Key Aspect of Fault Tolerance
o Fault Tolerant Network
* Reasons for Network Failure
o Viruses And Trojans
o Intrusion
o Power Supply Failure
* Reasons For System Failure
o Crime
o User Error
o Environmental
o Routine Events
* Preventive Measures
o Physical Security
o Backups
+ Files Back up
+ Tape Backup – Pros And Cons
o Practical tips
o Setting Privileges
o Access Rights
o Partitions
o Peripherals
o UPS And Power Generators
o RAID
+ RAID Level 0(Striping)
+ RAID Level 1(Mirroring or Duplexing)
+ RAID Level 2(Striping with Error Correction Code(ECC))
+ RAID Level 3(Striping with Parity on a single Drive)
+ RAID Level4(Striping by block with Parity on a single Drive)
+ RAID Level 5(Striping with Parity Information Spread Across Drives)
o Clustered Servers
o Simple Server Redundancy
o Archiving
o Auditing
+ Anatomy of Auditing
+ Auditing Mechanism
+ Audit Browsing
+ Effectiveness of security programs
+ Investigation of security breaches
+ Review of audit trails and logs
+ Review of software design standards
+ Review of accountability controls
+ verification, validation, testing, and evaluation processes
o Privacy
o Deployment Testing
o Circuit Redundancy
o Offsite Storage
o Perimeter Security
o Understanding Vulnerabilities
o Authentication

Module XXVIII: Incident Response

* What is an Incident
* Category of Incident
* Types of Incident
o Who should I report an Incident
* Step by Step Procedure
o Managing Incidents
* What Is an Incident Response
o Incident Response Architecture
* Six Step Approach for Incident Handling (PICERF Methodology)
o Preparation
o Identification
o Containment
o Eradication
o Recovery
o Follow-up
* Incident Response Team
o Basic Requirements
o Ways of Communication
o Staffing Issues
o Stages
* Obstacles in Building a Successful Incident Response Team
* Computer Security Incident Response Team
o Services
+ Reactive Services
+ Proactive Services
+ Security Quality Management Services

Module XXIX: Disaster Recovery and Planning

* Overview of Disaster and its types
* What is a Disaster Recovery
* Principles of Disaster Recovery
* Types of Disaster Recovery Systems
o Synchronous Systems
o Asynchronous Systems
* Backup Site
* Recovery of Small and Large Computer Systems
* Emergency Management
* Disaster Recovery Planning
* Security Planning
o Directives and procedures for NSTISS policy
o Program budget
* Process of Disaster Recovery Plan
o Organizing
o Training
o Implementing
+ Process
* Disaster Recovery Testing
o Testing Process
o Testing Steps
o Testing Scenarios
* Contingency Planning/Disaster Recovery
* contingency plan components, agency response procedures and continuity of operations
* team member responsibilities in responding to an emergency situation
* guidelines for determining critical and essential workload
* determination of backup requirements
* development of procedures for off-site processing
* development of plans for recovery actions after a disruptive event
* emergency destruction procedures
* Disaster Recovery Planning Team
o Training the Disaster Recovery Planning Team
* Business Process Inventory
* Risk Analysis
o Concept of risk Analysis
o Methods of Risk Analysis
o Process of Risk Analysis
o Continuous Risk Assessment
o Techniques To minimize Risk
o Cost/benefit analysis of controls
o Implementation of cost-effective controls
* Risk Management
o Information identification
o roles and responsibilities of all the players in the risk analysis process
o risk analysis and/or vulnerability assessment components
o risk analysis results evaluation
o corrective actions
o acceptance of risk (accreditation)
* Business Continuity Planning Process
o Business Impact Analysis
o Risk Assessment
o Other Policies, standards and process
o Monitoring
o Business Continuity Management
* Emergency destruction procedures
* Six myths about Business Continuity Management and Disaster Recovery
* Disaster Prevention

Module XXX: Network Vulnerability Assessment

* Vulnerability Assessment
o Vulnerability Assessment services
o Goals of vulnerability assessment
* Features of a good vulnerability assessment
o Network Vulnerability Assessment Timeline
o Network Vulnerability Assessment Team
* Vulnerability classes
o Source Of Vulnerabilities
o Design Flaws
o Poor Security management
o Incorrect Implementation
* Choice of Personnel for Network Vulnerability Assessment
* Network vulnerability Assessment methodology:
o Phase 1- Acquisition
o Phase 2 - Identification
o Phase 3 - Analyzing
o Phase 4 - Evaluation
o Phase 5 - Generation
* How to assess vulnerability assessment tools
* Selecting vulnerability assessment tools
o SAINT
o Nessus
o BindView
o Nmap
o Ethereal
o Retina
o Sandcat Scanner
o Vforce
o NVA-Team Checklist
o ScanIT Online