Lab2_Recon_Network_Scanning

A security policy is a document that provides employees with clear instructions about acceptable use of company confidential information, explains how the company secures data resources and what it expects of the people who work with this information. Most importantly, the policy is designed with enough flexibility to be amended when necessary. You are working in organization X, and you are supposed to develop an issue-specific security policy, you can pick one issue from Table.1 [1] (In the photos) Your Task is: To develop the different sections of your policy and adequate procedure(s), you can refer to SANS Policy Templates [2]. References: [1] Developing an Information Security Policy: A Case Study Approach, Fayez Hussain Alqahtani. 4th Information Systems International Conference 2017, ISICO 2017, 6-8 November 2017, Bali, Indonesia. [2] https://www.sans.org/information-security-policy/

Rei computer program was published by distributed by her company without her consent. This happened a year after Rei resigned from her position. Do you think a cybercrime was committed? * No, there wasn't what the company did was in their jurisdiction considering that Rei was their former employee Yes there was, Rei is a victim of social engineering since they published the program without the distribution rights or even consent given by Rei No, there wasn't since it is a computer program and copyright only applies to materials that are literary Yes there was, Rei was a victim of copy right infringement since the creative right of the program is own by its developer or the programmer and without Rei consent what the company did was unlawful

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"The impact of hacking on life" - For the last several years cyber-attacks/hacking are in the news on a seemingly continuous basis.  Some of the most recent/largest hacking events include the Solarwinds hack that was the conduit for the major breach of many US Federal agencies and the disturbing Equifax hack from 2017.   Have these events and the subsequent reporting caused you to change any habits/behaviors?  Please provide your thoughts on this along with why you have or have not made any changes as a result of these events. Hint: Please don't use chat gpt

Match the attack vector with the identified attack (see attched photo) You can only choose one attack for each and once used you cannot re-use the attack.

Your outline should include: Project phishing Topics of the review Sub-topics A division of labor (which Project phishing: Outlines the objectives of your solution Methodology: Discusses the techniques or processes used in designing your solution Results: Overview of the solution, how the solution addresses the identified problem, limitations of the solution, challenges, recommendations for success

Launch versions of operating systems and apps often include bugs. Multiple thousands of bugs have been found in popular application frameworks. When a problem is found in a piece of software, the manufacturer usually has a patch available for sale (also known as patches). The day after a new vulnerability is disclosed, criminals launch zero-day assaults. No one disputes the immorality of these criminals' actions, but what responsibility does a software firm have if its ineptitude or haste to market endangers its customers? Security fixes should be installed on a regular basis.

Have you ever seen someone being bullied or harassed online by another person? What did you feel when you initially learned about the situation? How did you get to the conclusion that, prior to your intervention, the individual had been the target of bullying behavior?

Question 43 Select the appropriate response True or False: Most back injuries are due to improper removal and replacement of the ladder on the company truck. True O False Submit Response

This week, we learned about oversharing and how it can help an attacker gain access to important user credentials. As you’ll see throughout the semester, sharing certain information online can potentially lead to a lot of problems later. NOVA Labs put together an interesting story.A Cyber Privacy Parable (3:27)Links to an external site.Minimize VideoWatch the video and read the prompt above, and then respond to the following questions: Why do you feel that people should (or should not) be concerned about oversharing? What types of information do you share on your social media accounts? Let’s say that you saw a friend post the following message to her Twitter account: As someone familiar with cybersecurity, do you see anything wrong with this post? After seeing this posted online, what would you say (if anything) to your friend? Please make sure that all of your answers are numbered and in full sentences!

Instructions: Each student shall provide his own answers to the following questions. Similarity in the students' answers will be classified as CHEATING cases. The Operations Security Process consists of the following steps: Step 1: Identification of Critical Information Step 2: Analysis of Threats Step 3: Analysis of Vulnerabilities Step 4: Assessment of Risks Step 5: Application of Countermeasures If you were the information security manager of University of Hafr AIBatin, and you were asked to apply the five steps of Operations Security Process to the university. Explain how should you apply these steps and what are your expected outcomes for each step?

Explain the meaning of the word inappropriately in the phrase “one users work does not inappropriately influence another user's work."

Why are limits on access still a thing in this day and age? Please include at least two instances of such restrictions in your response.

Please explain a possible workplace scenario in no more than 300 words.

How does GRANT affect safety? Are privileges restricted? How are they revoked?

Nearly a decade has passed sinuce the National Academy of Engineers declared Cyber Security a "grand challenge for the next century." Every day there is news on ways in which cyber security challenges and responses are complicating every aspect of our lives. Can the challenge be solved? (40marks) As a first step to solving any problem, one must understand its nature. So, it is important for all cyber security analysts to keep on top of news stories in the field. In this discussion forum we will do just that with the hope that everyone will make it a daily habit throughout their career. Today, some cyber news has been flooded out of the headlines by Hurricane Harvey, but as noted in this article, cyber concerns are front and center as students return to school.

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You've been warned about a ransomware assault known as Ryuk. Assume that each infected device will cost you $100 to restore your files. Write a one-page executive briefing (in memo style) outlining the following actions to address the danger you've identified: Find out about a security danger and/or breach and study the information you findAssess the danger and prepare a briefing for senior management (a one-page paper in Word, PDF, etc.)Write a concise summary of the main aspects of the problemWhat effect, if any, could it have on St. Eligius?Make suggestions for short-term measures to reduce the risk.Suggestions for long-term mitigation

Have you ever seen someone being bullied or harassed online by another person? What did you think of the scenario at first? How did you determine that the victim of bullying was already being mistreated before you intervened?

g. Illicit Cryptomining Create a presentation to discuss a certain abuse assigned to you. The discussion/presentation must focus on the following: 1. Nature of the abuse (types, operation, tools, etc.) 2. Actual case/news 3. Causes of abuse (reasons for committing the crime) 4. Effect/damages 5. Ways to avoid

Which of these statements is TRUE? Question 9 options: a) b) C) d) e) ALL events MUST be logged The requirements for defining something as an event are LOW A specific incident would ONLY be associated to one event An average organization would observe SLIGHTLY more events than incidents ALL incidents are very serious and are worthy of a thorough investigation