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    Overview: Network security has taken most important role in any organization functioning. Now a days, many organizations are largely dependent upon networks for their business operations. As networks gained importance, the protection of networks has become a huge challenge to organizations. Network security policy came into existence in order to protect the networks from intrusions, virus, and malware. In order to have a good level of network security in organization, the policy

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    5. Network Security - Networks are classified into many types like shared and non-shared, public or private, small area or large area networks and each of them have a number of security threats to deal with. Problems associated with the network level security comprise of DNS attacks, Sniffer attacks, issue of reused IP address, etc. A Domain Name Server (DNS) server performs the translation of a domain name to an IP address. Since the domain names are much easier to remember. Hence, the DNS servers

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    Vulnerability in the Wireless Network Rafael Reccy Seminole State College Abstract Wi-Fi can be found anywhere in this day in age, you can walk into almost any establishment and you’ll be sure to find their Wi-Fi, accessible from anywhere within their spaces. Each data packet being transmitted through the air, whether containing private, sensitive or insensitive information, is available for an attacker to capture. To fight against this, there have been some standards that have come out through

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    report I will explain three penetrations methods. The three methods are: OSSTMM Method, DOS and VMs penetrations testing. A penetration test is a method to evaluate the security of a system or computer network. This method allows to simulate an attack and find exploitable vulnerabilities to propose an action plan to improve the security. There are two types of penetration testing: the pentest in Black Box or pentest in White Box. The pentester in Black Box mode really puts in the skin of an external

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    Network security is the procedure of preventing and identifying unsanctioned use of your computer or any computer on your network. Preventative measures allow you to stop unauthorized users, also known as "intruders" or “hackers,” from accessing your computer system. Detection helps establish whether or not someone has attempted to break into your system, if they were successful, and what they may have done . The Internet has grown to give us the ability to shop, pay bills, and create online profiles

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    years the amount of security breaches that have been reported have had one factor that has been prevalent in majority of the attacks. That factor is the employee’s and how they are manipulated into giving the intruder/hacker exactly what they needed without realizing it. The use of social engineering in data breaches and fraud has been steadily increasing over the years. Confidentiality, integrity, and availability the three components of the CIA triad in network security can all be compromised

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    The first task I will be creating a check-list for the numerous procedures that will help secure the network secure, one policy I will be entering in the check-list is password policy. This type of authentication is used in most websites and many organization that requires a password like Facebook, eBay, and websites that as secure data. It can be secure depending on how decent the password is, usually the user-name is the most secure part as its just specific for that user, also for the user to

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    systems (MEMS) and wireless networks are opening a new domain in networking history. Sensors; often called "smart dust" are low cost small tiny devices with limited coverage, low power, smaller memory sizes and low bandwidth, will play a key role in collecting and disseminating data from the fields where ordinary networks are unreachable for various environmental and strategical reasons. There have been significant contributions to overcome many weaknesses in sensor networks like coverage problems

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    Storage Network Security There would be no need for securing data storage network if you can save your information on the network without anyone altering the content. However, it is almost impossible for you to save your information in an unsecured data storage network and retrieve it just the way you saved it. In today’s world where hackers are rampant everywhere, the need to secure data storage network becomes a major concern for security experts. Over the years, our team of security experts have

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    The main objective of this paper is to create and analyze the need for network security area of residence. Equilibrium is established safety against the risk always necessary to be moderate. How HAN is related families there is some interest "paid to the network security area of the residence. Previously threats HAN were other malware and viruses. Now, in this modern world, with the invention of technology wireless networking, broadband and convergence of various technologies of communication that

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