Stages of the Kill Chain Construction in the Movie, Ocean's Eleven

Us four teenagers put our brains together to put a plan in motion, Taniesha’s expertise on being deceitful and getting past Star Troopers, Jairus’ on how to best go about forcing our way through obstacles, mine on having multiple options available for backup strategies, and Xavior’s on everything else. We spend three hours formulating a solid

The threat kill chain reveals the stages of a cyber attack from early reconnaissance to the goal of information exfiltration. The kill chain can also be used as an organizational tool to help continuously improve network defense (Kill Chain). Threats must progress through seven stages of the model; the first stage is reconnaissance. Reconnaissance occurs when the attacker does a background check on the target before attacking them. Most reconnaissance is accomplished with the help of the Internet and social media accounts. The second stage is the weaponization phase. In this phase, the attacker creates a remote access

Undoubtedly, this paper will generate network information, diagrams, and/or tables; accordingly, these are all included in the Appendix section of the paper. Moreover, the training, vulnerability assessment, and SAQ results are also included as an Appendix in the final paper. Finally, fearing disclosure of proprietary information that could compromise network security, all project data are scrubbed and sanitized to remove sensitive information.

In order to diminish both security and privacy risks to organizations, measures need to be taken to combat risks throughout the various stages of the threat’s life cycle. Specific processes must be implemented to identify threats, procedures to follow when the attack occurs, and finally methods to recover from the attack (Houlding, 2011).

Which Danny wants to steal back for himself. On the side note Danny Ocean wants to rob these Las Vegas vaults is because their owned by Terry Benedict who is married to Danny's former wife Tess. Then Danny ocean and Rusty Ryan hire nine men to do this job a card dealer Frank, pickpocket Linus, con artist Saul, British bomb man Basher, computer techies expert Dell, two brothers Virgil and Turk and a acrobat expert that can fit in tight spaces Yen. They follow three rules in this movie, no blood, rob only people that deserve it, do it as if you have nothing to lose. The main character always keeps his cool even in uncomfortable situations where it would make the average person very uncomfortable this is the type of man the media makes you want to be. Of course at the end of the movie they rob Terry Benedict and Danny leaves with his wife.

MSRAM defines 23 attack modes (methods used by terrorists to cause harm) and 62 target classes (based on specific functionality), which are provided by the tool through selectable drop-down windows. Each target class/attack-mode pair is called a scenario. The possible pairings of target class with attack modes represent a reasonable sampling of plausible event scenarios. However, scenarios are hard-wired into the tool and cannot be changed by users.

Some issues can be found with the employees working at the casino, but others can be attributed to the lack of professionalism and leadership within the different leaders and management of the casino. For example, it was mentioned several times during exit interviews that Joe, the pit boss, was toxic, overbearing, evil, and incompetent. The human resources director, Tom Sneed, is afraid of doing what is necessary due to the fact that Joe is the owner’s stepson. This increases the amount of work for the employees

In the film, “Ocean’s Eleven” the character Rusty played by Brad Pitt tells the character Danny Ocean, Played by George Clooney, “You’d need a t least a dozen guys doing a combination of cons.” Rusty is Danny Ocean’s right hand man when it comes to planning a casino robbery in Las Vegas. Rusty is correct and the popular film Ocean series is correct in many ways in regard to professional thieves. Professional thieves don’t operate alone. They must be part of a network of associates to be successful. Within the organization there must be many people with specialized skills that are part of the entire operation. These individuals are highly skills, creative and trained wither on the job or via academic or military experiences. Within in the network, these people are recognized and valued for their skills. In this way, Hollywood often portrays the professional thief correctly. Indeed, there are professional thieves. Although they exist, a review of the literature shows that they are rare when compared to the thousands of amateur thieves that get caught by the criminal justice system every day.

In 1999 Hacking Exposed introduced the phase-based model used by hackers by “gathering intelligence in the Footprinting and Scanning steps and propagating code in the Gaining Access step” (Herr & Rosenzwieg, 2016). Propagation is the key element for the successful hacker. When they load malware or introduce corrupted script into a system they have achieved success. Once the malware or script is load, it is now up to malware or script to work as planned. It is possible for the attack to fail if the malware or script was written

Danny’s and Rusty’s behavior enhances subordinate empowerment and satisfaction , and subordinate effectiveness. Throughout the movie both leaders Danny and Rusty follow achievement oriented leadership to be effective while engaging in behaviors that complement subordinates' environments in a way that compensates for deficiencies and results in subordinate satisfaction. The tasks are delegated to each of the members of the team so everyone knows what is their role in the largest casino robbery in history. The first task is to find out Everything about casino , watch employees and know alternative routes to the casino. Second task is the power – to through the switch on Las Vegas. The last task assigned by task leader is surveillance – keep an eye on casino security. By setting and communicating the plan, which contained strict time constraints, paths to follow, and interactions with others, Danny ( task leader) was also giving the team a norm that had to be met in order to successfully achieve the team objective of pulling off the casino heist.

Adam Segal’s “The Hacked World Order” reveals many prevalent issues in today’s technologically centered society. Starting at Year Zero, June 2012 to June 2013, the battle over cyberspace witnessed world-changing cyberattacks. This was accomplished due to the fact that nearly 75% of the world’s population has easy access to a mobile phone, and the Internet connects nearly 40% of the total human population, which is nearly 2.7 billion people. With that being said, cyberattacks are becoming a more realistic form of terror.

A Denial of Service (DoS) attack on the corporate IT system at IVK Corporation. (Adapted from the book The Adventures of an IT Leader, 2009, Harvard Business School Publishing). After reading the case description, answer the questions that follow.

Ocean’s Eleven is an American heist film (first of the trilogy) and a remake of the 1960 version which features an ensemble cast of George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Andy Garcia and Julia Roberts. For the most part there are three elements to a heist film: Assembling the crew and setting up the scheme, the break in and looting, and then the escape. Ocean’s Eleven covers all of those elements plus more. The plot of the film wasn’t just about robbing the casinos for money for the most part.

Danny and Rusty set up the path to be followed to achieve their goal - to rob three casinos owned by the ever ruthless Terry Benedict. Danny acts like the charismatic leader of the team. The plan is to pull off the heist, but what enhances the movie’s plot is Danny Ocean's charm. Besides the common shared goal, the film also focuses on

The risk assessment used several common cyber security events and the Cyber Kill Chain developed Lockheed Martin to thwart advanced persistent threats. The Cyber Kill Chain places all of the actions of an attack into one of seven phases. For each of these actions counter actions can be defined that will either detect, deny, disrupt or degrade the attack.