Workshop Description
Computer and network security is one of the most talked-about subjects there is. Even computer neophytes know that there are bad guys out there who want to crack computer systems and networks. Veteran I.T. pros understand that computer and network security is a never-ending process of education, analysis, and mitigation. In this two-day network security workshop, you'll learn the fundamentals of network security to provide a basic understanding of the types of threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks. You'll also learn, through practical hands-on exercises, some of the tools available to help minimize your vulnerabilties and analyze your network for security holes.
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Learning Objectives
Upon completion of soundtraining.net's network security training workshop, you'll...
- Review the four elements of security
- Discuss Defense-in-Depth as it applies to network security
- Practice performing a risk analysis for your network
- Discuss AAA in a network setting
- Practice basic cryptographic techniques
- Practice requesting and managing personal certificates
- Connect to a Windows-based VPN
- Connect to a Cisco-based VPN
- Practice intercepting non-secure wireless transmissions
- Practice generating and installing an self-signed SSL certificate on a Linux-based Web server
- Review debugging output on a firewall running NAT and PAT
- Describe Intrusion Detection Systems and their implementation in networks
Certifications and Exams
This Cisco® training workshop can help prepare the student for professional certification including CompTIA Security+. It is not designed as a test-taker's boot camp or a certification "cram" course. Exam candidates are encouraged to visit CompTIA.org for complete exam objectives and outlines.
Who should attend?
This workshop is intended for network security personnel including network administrators, network engineers, help desk staff, IT managers, CIOs, CTOs, and anyone responsible for network security and operations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What operating systems do you use in your workshop?
A: We use Windows and Linux.
Q: How much of this class is taught in the command line as opposed to the GUI?
A: It's mainly in the GUI, but there is work in the command line.
Q: What operating system is loaded on the classroom computers?
A: We use Windows XP Professional SP3.
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Workshop Outline
Module One: Security Fundamentals
- The Elements of Security
- Availability
- Integrity
- Confidentiality
- Authentication
- Implementing the Elements of Security
- Corporate Security Policy
- Physical Security
- User authentication
- Encryption and Access Control
- Auditing and Administration
- Vulnerabilities, Threats, and Attacks
- Vulnerabilities
- Threats
- Attacks
- Performing a Risk Analysis
- Quantifying the cost
- Types of Attacks
- Targeted vs. Untargeted Attacks
- Denial-of-Service Attacks (DOS)
- Application-Level Floods
- Distributed Attacks
- ICMP Floods
- Nukes
- Peer-to-Peer Attack
- SYN Floo
- LAND Attack
- Malware and Malicious Content
- Social Engineering
- Spyware and Compromised of Personal Information
- Understanding Defense in Depth
- Defense in the Depth in the Military
- Defense in Depth in a Network
Module Two: Understanding AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting)
- Fundamentals of Authentication
- The Three Factors of Authentication
- Authorization
- Methods of Implementing Accounting
Module Three: Cryptography
- Fundamentals of Cryptography
- What is a PKI (Publci Key Infrastructure)?
- Key Management Fundamentals
- Basics of Installing a Windows Certificate Server
Module Four: Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
- Fundamentals of VPNs
- Implementing VPNs
Module Five: Wireless Network Security
- Fundamentals of IEEE 802.11
- WAP
- 802.11a
- 802.11b
- 802.11g
- 802.11n
- Wireless Security Technologies
Module Six: Web and Email Security
- Fundamentals of HTTP and Web Servers
- SSL/TLS
- Web Application Vulnerabilities
- ActiveX
- Buffer Overflows
- CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
- Cookies
- Java Script
- Signed Applets
- SMTP Relays
- Securing Email
- PGP and S/MIME Encryption
- Digital Signatures
- Email Vulnerabilties
Module Seven: Topologies for Network Security
Module Eight: Intrusion Detection and Prevention
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Intrusion Detection Systems
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Active vs. Passive Detection
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Common Intrustion Detection Systems
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Honeypots
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Auditing and Monitoring
Prerequisites
Prospective attendees should have completed soundtraining.net's Computer Networking Fundamentals workshop or have equivalent knowledge. This workshop is not appropriate for end-users or those with no prior networking knowledge or experience.
Schedule and Registration
Two consecutive days.
- Registration (day one): 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
- Morning session (each day): 9:00 a.m. to noon
- Lunch (on your own each day): 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
- Afternoon session (each day): 12:45 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Private Onsite Training
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Upcoming Public Workshop Dates and Locations
This workshop is currently available only as an onsite presentation for your group at your location. Please call 206.988.5858 or click here for more information about bringing the training right to your door.
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