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    CSEC 610, University of Maryland University College July 12, 2014 Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities Facing IT Managers Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities Facing IT Managers Table of Contents Introduction ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3 Types of Vulnerabilities ………………………………………………………………………………………………. 5 Important Vulnerability, Impact & Solutions ……………………………………………………………….. 8 References …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 12 Cyber-security demands are ever

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    APT could have gathered information about the domain names, computer names, IP addresses, DNS resource records, host names, SMTP servers, and Web servers. Once the APT had gathered all the data, it could have used more advance tools like NMAP. Tools such as NMAP allow the use of TCP fingerprinting, which could have led to the discovery of the operating systems that were running on computers at the power plant. The APT could have also used TELNET, FTP and HTTP to gain information about the Web servers

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    ABSTRACT Computing technology has changed the way users work, learn and play-More businesses have gone online. They have turned into a vital piece of our regular presence. These computer system are vulnerable against various internal/external threats like malware in both homes business and environments and this has rapidly escalated firmly over the past several years. Information in this systems needs to be protected from intruders because it’s an essential asset in the organisation. Three basic

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    A- ICS Vulnerabilities and cyber kill chain 1. Reconnaissance This is the phase of the cyber operation in which the cyberwarriors gather information about potentials targets. This operation can be subdivided in three sub phases. The war planners provides objectives, targeters search for potential target that might achieve the war objectives, intelligence professionals gather information about the target’s weaknesses that might be exploited in an attack (Chapple & Seidl, 2015, p. 5.2). Passive Reconnaissance

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    The use of these security measures and tools will mitigate any form of attacks and limit open doors of vulnerability. Security Auditing Tools. There are several security penetration tools such as Nmap, Nessus, core impact, canvas, Metasploit framework etc. that companies and corporate institutions can implement to mitigate against the risk of any security breachs and attacks. These tools help expose vulnerabilities in any company’s internal and

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    In the article, the speakers expresses a demonstration on how “to use this same method - the nmap Scripting Engine - to find and brute-force guess the password to his remotely accessible web cam” which is a large problem (Carpenter, Dittrich, & Karir, 2015). This issue is a problem for everyday society due to the idea that an individual cannot

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    Executive Summary The purpose of this document is to provide New River Guitars with detailed documentation of the ISE 1.2 deployment performed during October and November, 2013. This document will encompass business and technical requirements, methodology, design, and specific configurations for the ISE deployment. The New River Guitars ISE deployment will leverage ISE version 1.2 software in VMware virtual machines. A distributed ISE deployment will be utilized placing nodes in the Phoenix and

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    The overall security for the networked environment is weak, and the team was able to move quickly through the information system and gain system level access on most of the attached hosts, within the scope of the penetration test. Had the organization been equipped with a firewall, the ability to conduct the following test would have become a more difficult task. However, because packets can move freely, the systems provide more data than they should. Secondly the team identified the requirement

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    Scope Of Network Security

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    (Singh) The purpose if to create an isolated yet duplicate environment used by the bank tellers for performing malware analysis using static and dynamic techniques. Tools that are often used in conjunction with this setup include: (definitions, Singh) Nmap (a network discovery tool used for host discover, open ports, running services) Wireshark (open source network protocol and packet analyzer used to monitor the network traffic by putting network interface into promiscuous mode) PuTTY (open source

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    The first week of this class was a challenge because I was not prepared with a project. I felt I had plenty of time before I had to come up with a project or plan for this class but all too soon I was enrolled and the class had begun. After looking at a few possible projects and subjects for a thirty page thesis I decided on going through the Certified Ethical Hacking program on Pluralsight.com. Over the past fourteen weeks I watched the lectures on Pluralsight.com, took quizzes on skillset.com

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