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CSLO: Certified Security Leadership Officer Training in Petaluma, California
The Certified Security Leadership Officer was designed for mid to C level managers as well as any engineers who seek to increase their knowledge in the security arena.
What you'll learn
Prerequisites
Course Outline
Module 1- 802.11
- Overview
- Airborne Viruses
- Types of Wireless
- Standards Comparison
- Wireless Network Topologies
- SSID (Service Set Identity)
- Wireless Technologies – Service Set ID
- Securing and Protecting Wireless Best Practices
- Typical Wired/Wireless Network
- 1X: EAP Types
- EAP Advantages/Disadvantages
- EAP/TLS Deployment
- New Age Protection
- New Age Protection
- Wireless Security Technologies
- MAC Filtering
- Wired Equivalent Privacy
- Wireless Technologies – WEP
- XOR – Basics
- How WPA improves on WEP
- How WPA improves on WEP
- TKIP
- 11i – WPA2
- WPA and WPA2 Mode Types
- WPA-PSK Encryption
- LEAP
- Wireless Security Weaknesses
- Weak IV Packets
- WEP Weaknesses
- The WPA MIC Vulnerability
- LEAP Weaknesses
- Wireless Threats
- NetStumbler
- Tool: Kismet
- Analysis Tool: OmniPeek Personal
- Omni Peek Console
- Tool: Aircrack-ng Suite
- Tool: Airodump-ng
- Tool: Aireplay
- DOS: Deauth/disassociate attack
- Tool: Aircrack
- Aircrack for Windows
- Attacking WEP
- Attacking WPA
- coWPAtty
- Exploiting Cisco LEAP
- asleap
- WiFiZoo
- Wesside-ng
- Review
Module 2 – Access Control
- Role of Access Control
- Layers of Access Control
- Access Control Mechanism Examples
- Access Control Characteristics
- Preventive Control Types
- Control Combinations
- Models for Access
- Discretionary Access Control Model
- Enforcing a DAC Policy
- Mandatory Access Control Model
- MAC Enforcement Mechanism – Labels
- Where Are They Used?
- MAC Versus DAC
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
- Acquiring Rights and Permissions
- Rule-Based Access Control
- Access Control Matrix
- Access Control Administration
- Access Control Mechanisms in Use Today
- Strong Authentication
- Memory Cards
- Smart Card
- Administrating Access Control
- Accountability and Access Control
- Trusted Path
- Access Criteria
- Fraud Controls
- Thin Clients
- Administrative Controls
- Controlling Access to Sensitive Data
- Other Ways of Controlling Access
- Technical Access Controls
- Physical Access Controls
- Accountability
- IDS
- Network IDS Sensors
- Types of IDSs
- Behavior-Based IDS
- IDS Response Mechanisms
- Trapping an Intruder
- Access Control Methods
- Remote Centralized Administration
- RADIUS Characteristics
- RADIUS
- TACACS+ Characteristics
- Diameter Characteristics
- Decentralized Access Control Administration Biometrics Technology
- Biometrics Enrolment Process
- Downfalls to Biometric Use
- Biometrics Error Types
- Crossover Error Rate (CER)
- Biometric System Types
- Passwords
- Password “Shoulds”
- Password Attacks
- Countermeasures for Password Cracking
- Cognitive Passwords
- One-Time Password Authentication
- Synchronous Token
- Asynchronous Token Device
- Cryptographic Keys
- Passphrase Authentication
- Definitions
- More Definitions
- Single Sign-on Technology
- Different Technologies
- Scripts as a Single Sign-on Technology
- Directory Services as a Single Sign-on Technology
- Kerberos as a Single Sign-on Technology
- Kerberos Components Working Together
- More Components of Kerberos
- Kerberos Authentication Steps
- Tickets
- Why Go Through All of this Trouble?
- Issues Pertaining to Kerberos
- SESAME as a Single Sign-on Technology
- SESAME Steps for Authentication
Module 3 – Computer Forensics and Legalities
- Lesson Objectives
- The Legal System
- State Law & Criminal Incidents
- Federal of laws
- US Title 18: Fraud Criminal Codes
- Case study: Criminal Incidents
- Case Study: Criminal Incidents
- Case study: Criminal Incidents
- Criminal Incidents
- International Legal Treaties and Orgs
- Civil Incidents
- Criminal Incidents
- Criminal Incidents
Module 4 – Cryptography Applications
- Digital Certificates
- What Do You Do with a Certificate?
- Components of PKI – Repository and CRLs
- PGP
- Digital Signatures – PGP
- IPSEC
- IPSec – Network Layer Protection
- IPSec Key Management
- IPSec Handshaking Process
- IPSec Is a Suite of Protocols
- IPSec Modes of Operation
- IPSec
- PKI
- Public Key Infrastructure
- Why Do We Need a PKI?
- PKI and Its Components
- Let’s Walk Through an Example
- Public Key Infrastructure
- Asymmetric Encryption
- Public Key Cryptography Advantages
- Symmetric versus Asymmetric
- SSL/TLS
- PPP
- VPN
- Site-to-Site VPN
- myspace.com
- facebook.com
- Others From Around the World
- Identity Theft and MySpace
Module 5 – Cryptography Algorithms and Concepts
- Symmetric Cipher – AES
- Crack Times
- Crypto and Password Recovery Concepts
- Crypto Attacks
- Caesar Cipher Example
- Polyalphabetic Substitution
- Ways of Breaking Cryptosystems Brute Force
- Attacks on Cryptosystems
- Encryption
- Cryptographic Definitions
- SSH
- Attack Vectors
- More Attacks (Cryptanalysis)
- Type of Symmetric Cipher – Stream Cipher
- Characteristics of Strong Algorithms
- Block Cipher Modes – CBC
- Implementation
- Block Cipher Modes – CFB and OFB
- DES
- Symmetric Ciphers We Will Dive Into
- Symmetric Algorithm Examples
- Symmetric Algorithms – DES
- Evolution of DES
- Different Modes of Block Ciphers – ECB
- Other Symmetric Algorithms
- Symmetric Encryption
- Symmetric Encryption
- Symmetric Downfalls
- Symmetric Algorithms
- SSL/TLS
- ECC
- ECC
- Quantum Cryptography
- Asymmetric Algorithm Examples
- Asymmetric Algorithms We Will Dive Into
- Asymmetric Algorithm – RSA
- S. Government Standard
- Asymmetric Encryption
Module 6 – Key Management
- Using the Algorithm Types Together
- Hybrid Encryption
- Strength of a Cryptosystem
- Symmetric Key Management Issue
- Now What?
- Key Management
- IPSec Key Management
- Key Issues Within IPSec
- OPSEC
- OPSEC
- Types of Ciphers Used Today
- Type of Symmetric Cipher – Block Cipher
- S-Boxes Used in Block Ciphers
- Type of Symmetric Cipher – Stream Cipher
- Encryption Process
- Symmetric Characteristics
- Strength of a Stream Cipher
- Let’s Dive in Deeper
- Block Cipher Modes – CFB and OFB
- Implementation
- Attack Vectors
- More Attacks (Cryptanalysis)
- ROT – 13
- ROT – 13
- MD5 Collision Creates Rogue Certificate Authority
- SSL/TLS
- SSL Connection Setup
- SSL Hybrid Encryption
- SSH
- XOR
Module 7- Cryptosystems
- Introduction
- Encryption
- Cryptographic Definitions
- Encryption Algorithm
- Implementation
- Hashing
- Common Hash Algorithms
- Birthday Attack
- Example of a Birthday Attack
- Generic Hash Demo
- Instructor Demonstration
- Security Issues in Hashing
- Hash Collisions
- MD5 Collision Creates Rogue Certificate Authority
- Digital Signatures
- Asymmetric Encryption
- Public Key Cryptography Advantages
- Asymmetric Algorithm Disadvantages
- Asymmetric Algorithm Examples
- Symmetric Encryption
- Symmetric Encryption
- Symmetric Downfalls
- Symmetric Algorithms
- Crack Times
Module 8 – Digital Acquisition
- Digital Acquisition Copy – Original
- Digital Acquisition – Duplication
- Digital Acquisition Procedures
- DC3 Operations
- DCFL Terabytes, Time, & Totals
- Digital Forensic Analysis Tools
- Forensic Toolkit (FTK)™
- EnCase™
- I-Look Investigator™
- ProDiscover DFT™
Module 9 – DNS
- Domain Name Registration
- Network Service – DNS
- Countermeasure: DNS Zone Transfers
- Cache Poisoning
- What is DNS spoofing?
- Tools: DNS Spoofing
- Active Sniffing Methods
- ARP Cache Poisoning
- ARP Normal Operation
- ARP Cache Poisoning
- ARP Cache Poisoning (Linux)
- Countermeasures
- Cybersquatting
- Domain Hijacking
- Host Names
- Hierarchy
- Host Table
- Nslookup
- DNS Databases
- Using Nslookup
- Dig for Unix / Linux
- Protecting Domain Names
- (Mis)Uses of Host Tables
- Module 10 – Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning
- Business Continuity Objectives
- Pieces of the BCP
- Where Do We Start?
- Why Is BCP a Hard Sell to Management?
- Agenda
- Plan Development Delegated to a Committee
- BCP Risk Analysis
- How to Identify the Most Critical Company Functions
- Interdependencies
- Identifying Functions’ Resources
- How Long Can the Company Be Without These Resources?
- Preventative Measures
- What Items Need to Be Considered?
- Proper Planning
- Executive Succession Planning
- Identify Vulnerabilities and Threats
- Categories
- Loss Criteria
- Agenda
- Disk Shadowing
- Backing Up Over Telecommunication
- Serial Lines
- HSM
- SAN
- Co-Location
- Agenda
- Facility Backups – Hot Site
- Facility Backups – Warm Site
- Facility Backups – Cold Site
- Compatibility Issues with Offsite Facility
- Which Do We Use?
- Choosing Offsite Services
- Subscription Costs
- Choosing Site Location
- Other Offsite Approaches
- Agenda
- Results from the BIA
- Now What?
- Priorities
- Plan Objectives
- Defining Roles
- Environment
- Operational Planning
- Preventive Measures
- Emergency Response
- Recovery
- Return to Normal Operations
- Reviewing Insurance
- When Is the Danger Over?
- Now What?
- Testing and Drills
- Types of Tests to Choose From
- What Is Success?
- BCP Plans Commonly and Quickly
- Become Out of Date
- Phases of Plan
- Who Is Ready?
- Review
Module 11 – Endpoint Security
- 3rd Party Applications
- Anti-Virus Limitations
- Browser Defense
- SSL/TLS
- SSL Connection Setup
- SSL Hybrid Encryption
- SSH
- IPSec – Network Layer Protection
- IPSec
- IPSec
- Public Key Infrastructure
- Quantum Cryptography
- Endpoint Whitelist
- Firewalls, IDS and IPS
- Firewall – First line of defense
- IDS – Second line of defense
- IPS – Last line of defense?
- Firewalls
- Firewall Types: (1) Packet Filtering
- Firewall Types: (2) Proxy Firewalls
- Firewall Types – Circuit-Level Proxy Firewall
- Type of Circuit-Level Proxy – SOCKS
- Firewall Types – Application-Layer Proxy
- Firewall Types: (3) Stateful
- Firewall Types: (4) Dynamic Packet-Filtering
- Firewall Types: (5) Kernel Proxies
- Firewall Placement
- Firewall Architecture Types – Screened Host
- Risks of Portable Devices
Module 12 – Honeypots, Honeynets, Honeytokens, Tarpits, oh my
- Benefits and Drawbacks
- Honeypots Defined
- Legal Issues
- Trying to Trap the Bad Guy
- Companies Can Be Found Liable
- Technologies
- Incident Handling and the Legal System 481
- Chain of Custody and Digital Evidence Collection Objectives
- Evidence Collection & Incident Assessment
- Identifying an Incident
- Steps to handling an Incident
- Digital Incident Assessment
- Incident Response Checklist
- Responding to An Incident
- Suggested Guidelines for Securing Digital Evidence
- Secure Digital Evidence
- Common Incident Handling Mistakes
- Securing Digital Evidence Procedure
- Chain of Custody
- Potential Digital Evidence
- Search and Seizure
- Incident/Equipment Location
- Available Response Resources
- Securing Digital Evidence
- Digital Evidence Presentation
- The Best Evidence Rule
- Duplication and Recordings, Evidence Law
Module 13 – IP Terms and Concepts
- OSI – Application Layer
- Devices Work at Different Layers
- Network Devices – Gateway
- Data Encapsulation
- Protocols – ICMP
- Dial-Up Protocol – SLIP
- Dial-Up Protocol – PPP
- WAN Technologies Are Circuit
- or Packet Switched
- Packets
- Frame
- Protocols – ICMP
- Port and Protocol Relationship
- Example Packet Sniffers
- Tool: Wireshark
- Tool: OmniPeek
- Sniffer Detection using Cain & Abel
- Network Protocol
- Network Protocol
- Protocols
- UDP versus TCP
- Port and Protocol Relationship
- An Older Model
- TCP/IP Suite
- Traceroute Operation
- Traceroute (cont.)
- Other Traceroute Tools
- IP
- IP
- Method: Ping
Module 14 – Logging
- syslog
- Events
Module 15 – Malicious Software
- Malware
- Types of Malware
- Distributing Malware
- Malware Capabilities
- Auto Starting Malware
- Countermeasure: Monitoring Auto-start Methods
- Malicious Browser Content
- Malware Defense Techniques
- Spy Sweeper Enterprise
- CM Tool: Port Monitoring Software
- CM Tools: File Protection Software
- CM Tool: Windows File Protection
- CM Tool: Windows Software
- Restriction Policies
- Company Surveillance Software
- CM Tool: Hardware-based Malware
- Detectors
- Countermeasure: User Education
- Propagation Techniques
- Trojan Horse Characteristics
- Trojan Horses
- Executable Wrappers
- Benign EXE’s Historically Wrapped with Trojans
- The Infectious CD-Rom Technique
- Trojan: Backdoor.Zombam.B
- Trojan: JPEG GDI+
- All in One Remote Exploit
- Advanced Trojans: Avoiding Detection
- BPMTK
- Virus Types
- Types of Malware Cont…
- Types of Viruses
- Worm Characteristics
Module 16 – Managing Security Policy
- Approach to Security Management
- Policy Types
- Policies with Different Goals
- Industry Best Practice Standards
- Components that Support the Security Policy
- Senior Management’s Role in Security
- Security Roles
- Information Classification
- Information Classification Criteria
- Declassifying Information
- Types of Classification Levels
- Information Classification
- Issue Specific Policy
- Policy Assessment
- Policy Benefits
- Policy Development Tools
- Security Posture and Culture
Module 17 – Methods of Attack
- Enumeration Overview
- DNS Enumeration
- Backtrack DNS Enumeration
- SNMP Enumeration Tools
- SNMP Enumeration Countermeasures
- Active Directory Enumeration
- AD Enumeration countermeasures
- Hacking Tool: RootKit
- Windows RootKit Countermeasures
- Advanced Trojans: Avoiding Detection
- Benign EXE’s Historically Wrapped with Trojans
- Google and Query Operators
- Google (cont.)
- SPUD: Google API Utility Tool
- Goolag
- Denial of Service
- Denial of Service
- Threat Methodologies (STRIDE)
- DDoS Issues
- DDoS
- Buffer Overflow Definition
- Overflow Illustration
- Buffer OverFlows
- Phishing
- Spear Phishing
- E-Mail Links
- Logic Bomb
- Duronio Case
- Attacks
- Man-in-the Middle
- Replay Attack
- SPAM and e-mail Flooding
Module 18 – Mitnick-Shimomura
- IP Address Spoofing
- TCP
- DoS
Module 19 – Physical Security
- Physical Security
- Physical Security Checklist
- Physical Security Checklist
- Items of Interest
- Physical Controls
- Physical Access
- Tool Kit: Picks
- Tool Kit: Snap Gun
- Tool Kit: Electric Pick
- Bump Keying
- Lock Picking Countermeasures
- Controlling Access
- Agenda
- Facility Attributes
- Electrical Power
- Problems with Steady Power Current
- Power Interference
- Power Preventive Measures
- Fire Prevention
- Automatic Detector Mechanisms
- Fire Detection
- Fire Types
- Suppression Methods
- Fire Suppression
- Fire Extinguishers
Module 20 – Risk Management & Security Frameworks
- Overview
- IT Governance Best Practices
- IT Risk Management
- Types of Risks
- Risk Management
- Information Security Risk Evaluation
- Information Security Risk Evaluation
- Improving Security Posture
- Risk Evaluation Activities
- Risk Assessment
- Information Gathering
- Information Gathering
- Data Classification
- Threats and Vulnerabilities
- Analytical Methods
- Evaluate Controls
- Evaluate Controls
- Risk Ratings
- Important Risk Assessment Practices
- Review
- Security Incentives & Motivations
- Security Incentives & Attack Motivations
- Risk Management II
- What is Your Weakest Link?
- What Is the Value of an Asset?
- Examples of Some Vulnerabilities that Are
- Not Always Obvious
- Categorizing Risks
- Some Examples of Types of Losses
- Different Approaches to Analyzing Risks
- Who Uses What Analysis Type?
- Qualitative Analysis Steps
- Quantitative Analysis
- Can a Purely Quantitative Analysis Be Accomplished?
- Comparing Cost and Benefit
- Cost of a Countermeasure
- Security Frameworks & Compliance
- ISO 27002
- ISO 27002: Control Components
- Review
Module 21 – Security and Organizational Structure
- Capacity Analysis
- Employee Discipline and Termination
- Employee Performance
- Employee Retention
- Filling Positions
- Conflicts of Interest
Module 22 – Security Awareness
- Security Awareness Program
- 4 steps
- 3 Common Training Models
- Security Awareness Goals
- Role of metrics
- Steps to develop a metrics program
Module 23 – Steganography
- Crypto and Password Recovery Background
- Steganalysis
- Steganography Methods
- Injection
- Substitution
- File Generation
Module 24 – The Intelligent Network – Unified Threat Management (UTM)
- UTM product criteria
- Firewalls, IDS and IPS
- Firewall – First line of defense
- IDS – Second line of defense
- IPS – Last line of defense?
- Firewalls
- Firewall Types: (1) Packet Filtering
- Firewall Types: (2) Proxy Firewalls
- Firewall Types – Circuit-Level Proxy Firewall
- DDoS Issues
- HIPS
- HIPS
- Unified Threat Management
- Unified Threat Management
- Virtualization – Type 1
- Type 1 Examples
- Virtualization – Type 2
- Type 2 Examples
Module 25 – Network Infrastructure
- Wikto Web Assessment Tool
- Agenda
- Network Topologies – Physical Layer
- Network Topologies – Mesh
- Summary of Topologies
- Wireless Technologies – War Driving
- TCP Model
- TCP/IP Suite
- OSI Model
- OSI – Application Layer
- OSI – Presentation Layer
- OSI – Session Layer
- OSI – Transport Layer
- OSI – Network Layer
- OSI – Data Link
- OSI – Physical Layer
- Wide Area Network Technologies
- Voice Over IP
- VLAN
- Network Segmentation
Module 26 – Vulnerability Assessment – Outside View
- Basic Hacker Process
- Potential Threats, Vulnerabilities, & Risks
- What is a Penetration Test
- Types of Penetration Testing
- Vulnerability Assessment vs Pentest
- “Hacking-life-cycle” – a Methodology
- Methodology for Penetration
- Testing / Ethical Hacking
- Hacker vs. Penetration Tester
- Not Just Tools
- Exploitation Tools vs. Vulnerability Scanners
- Vulnerability Scanners
- Nessus
- Nessus Report
- SAINT
- SAINT – Sample Report
- Tool: Retina
- Qualys Guard
- Tool: LANguard
- Number of Exploitable Vulnerabilities from NVD Detected
- Scan Process Best Practices
- Inside, outside and user view
- Manager’s Role in Remediation
- Risks of non-Remediation
- Pentesting in Vulnerability Management
- Scanning Techniques
- Threat Concerns
- Threat Vectors
- War Dialing
Module 27 – Vulnerability Management – inside view
- Inside view, tools, approach
- org
- SP 800-40 Version 2.0
Module 28- Vulnerability Management- User View
- Peer to Peer Networks
- P2P Cautions
- Instant Messaging
- IM issues
- Social engineering
Module 29 – Web Communications
- CGI
- Wikto Web Assessment Tool
- OWASP Top 10 for 2010
- Reflected Cross Site Scripting Illustrated
- IIS Directory Traversal
- Injection Flaws
- SQL Injection
- Cookies
- HTTP
- HTTPS
- FTP
Module 30 – Wireless Advantages and Bluetooth
- Bluetooth Attacks
- Cabir Infection
- Bluetooth Defenses
- Bluetooth & Wireless Comparison
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