Description: This full-day workshop will provide a slightly
different focus than some of the other network penetration seminars. It will introduce a step by step approach to
test a network for vulnerabilities. Using a checklist approach, the seminar
guides the attendee though the necessary steps in performing this type of
testing. This checklist details all the steps needed to complete an extensive
technical review of the environment and includes a list of tools used including
a number of web sites for obtaining additional information.
Audience:
This seminar is intended for internal and external audit professionals,
consultants and individuals who wish to learn more about performing attack and
penetration testing.
Prerequisites: There is no prerequisite for this seminar.
Objectives:
After completing this seminar, participants will be able to:
·
Recognize
what the key steps are in performing this type of testing
·
Describe
the latest threats faced by networks and operating systems
·
Explain
the countermeasures used to protect organizations against the various attacks
·
Understand
the many tools and techniques used to perform this work
·
Conduct
an assessment and technical review of their organization's network and
operating systems
Course Outline:
Network Security Fundamentals
·
Understanding
TCP/IP
·
Reviewing
routers, hubs and switches
Outlining an attack and penetration process using a checklist
Demonstrating possible attacks:
·
On web
servers,
·
On the
network and routers,
·
Though
network packet sniffing
·
With
denial of service attacks
Demonstrate how to test for workstation vulnerabilities using keystroke
grabbers
Protecting Operating Systems and testing them with proven penetration
attacks
·
UNIX,
·
Windows
2000
·
Windows
2003
·
Windows
XP
Mr. Lewis’ seminar will draw upon his almost 30 years of
experience in the areas of IT operations and information security in both industry and consulting and with his expertise in
leading seminars around the world for over 20 years.