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Access Control Proposal Purpose The sole purpose of this report is to evaluate the current network and systems of IDI (Integrated Distributors Incorporated) outlining some of the risks and vulnerabilities of the network as well as providing recommendations for correcting deficiencies as well as strategies for mitigating said risks to the system. Because IDI has suffered network breaches which led to the disclosure of highly sensitive data in the past, it is necessary to ensure that further breaches

1. Data storage and access: a. Access Control Solution: i. Access control refers to the mechanisms that identify who can and cannot access a network, resource, application, specific action. ii. User access must be considered and then strategies to ensure that only the correct users are able to access the material but be designed. iii. Authentication, authorization, and access controls are closely related. b. Discretionary Access Control: i. DAC is based on the permissions associated with authentication

Capstone Review This portion of the write-up is dedicated to evaluating and reviewing the class in an effort to provide instructors with information that can be used to improve MSIA 675 Offensive Security. As mentioned before, I took MSIA 676 previously so the intention here will be to provide extra feedback that compares the two classes. Nonetheless, the topics for review will include written versus lab-based assignments, evaluation of the topics covered, thoughts on the course textbook, lab

profiling, high speed discovery of sensitive data, configuration auditing, and vulnerability analysis. This tools scanners can be spread throughout an entire enterprise, used inside DMZs, and also utilized across multiple physically separate networks. Nmap This tool is what’s known as a Network Mapper. This tool is mainly used as a network discovery scanner and as a security auditing tool. This tool can determine the availability of hosts on a particular network through the use of raw IP packets. The

Network Penetration testing 1:Profile What is network penetration testing? Network Penetration testing is people who completely stands on the attacker perspective to test the security of target system. Typically complete simulates hacker used system discovery techniques and attack approach by security engineers, do in-depth exploration for the target network, systems, hosting and application security to found that the weakest link. For purposes of network penetration testing is to realize the

Abstract The managing director of IBIS MIDLANDS hotel decided to Consult Network Security Consultant after the other hotels of the IBIS chain have encountered several breaches. The managing director has asked the Consultant to appraise the threats and vulnerabilities that exist in the network and to identify the different security risks that the network is facing and also to produce a report about what found. The report concluded that the hotel network is suffering from several issues of technical

Unit Plans Unit 1: Information Systems Security Fundamentals Learning Objective  Explain the concepts of information systems security (ISS) as applied to an IT infrastructure. Key Concepts  Confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA) concepts  Layered security solutions implemented for the seven domains of a typical IT infrastructure  Common threats for each of the seven domains  IT security policy framework  Impact of data classification standard

3 Threats, Vulnerabilities and Risks 3.1 Vulnerabilities According to Rufi (2006) the vulnerabilities in any network are divided into three primary weaknesses; technology vulnerabilities, configuration vulnerabilities and security policy vulnerabilities. However, the company’s network suffers from a number vulnerabilities that fall under these three primary weaknesses and other kinds of vulnerabilities includes: • Technology vulnerabilities: according to Rufi (2006) TCP/IP protocols are naturally

Operating System Security Concerns The OS in general lacks security and portability. The services on an OS are acutely vulnerable to malicious and random faults, as the OS are huge and are prone to security and reliabilities gaps. Moreover, the modification of the state of an OS is extremely complex in nature. Additionally, changes like cloning, encrypting, moving, or restoring are too challenging to accomplish. The OS provides the capabilities of event logging, however, this ability has a few shortcomings

Cyber security includes ensuring the data, frameworks we depend on consistently—whether at home, work or school. Consider the amount of your own data is put away either all alone PC or on somebody else 's framework. How is that information and the frameworks on which that information lives (or is transmitted) kept secure? The expanding volume and modernity of digital security threats–including focusing on phishing tricks, information robbery, and other online vulnerabilities–demand that we stay cautious