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Objectives

• This course will help participants to:
• Describe the components of survivability
• Identify and define the components of an information security (is) model
• Describe the components of risk and asset management as applied to networked systems
• Identify the benefits of invoking sound security policies and methods for implementing them
• Describe the steps of the security knowledge in practice(skip) methodology
• Summarize key security concerns of the tcp/ip protocol suite
• Describe the benefits of cryptography when applied to is properties of confidentiality, integrity, and availability
• Describe common methods of gathering information on networked systems
• Describe the types of current vulnerabilities and threats to which an organization’s information assets may be exposed
• Identify common attack methods perpetrated against network systems
• Describe best practices for hardening and actively defending host and networked systems from intrusions
• Develop an approach for staying current with trends and requisite skills in information security

The Delegates

Technical staff members who manage or support networked information systems and have :

• Two years of practical experience with networked systems or equivalent training/education
• Some degree of specific familiarity with the iso/osi 7-layered reference model as well as ethernet, tcp/ip, and major network operating systems such as windows nt/2000/xp and unix .

Contents

• The Challenge Of Survivability
• Asset And Risk Management
• Policy Formulation And Implementation
• Security Knowledge In Practice
• Tcp/Ip Security
• Cryptography
• Prelude To A Hack (Information Gathering)
• Threats, Vulnerabilities, And Attacks
• Host System Hardening
• Securing Network Infrastructure
• Deploying Firewalls
• Securing Remote Access
• Intrusion Detection Systems
• Course Summary.

The Discount

10% in case of Three P. (or more)