The Perimeter Defense Full Day
of
Training is alive
and well.
We know it took a long time but we think it was
worth the wait!!
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Lots of Goodies!
Lots of Tools in our Toolkit!
Lots of Important Information!
Date: September 16, 2006
Members and Guests: $35.00
BAWSUG premium members: $25.00
This is the current schedule. This schedule
is not complete and subject to change.
Perimeter Defense Day - Full Day Training – Sept 16, 2006
9:00-10:30 What is the perimeter? - (Mass Meeting, All Presenters)
Where is the perimeter these days
anyway?
Wireless, Remote VPN, Laptops, Home
connectivity, remote assistance, users checking home
email from work, etc.
Defense in depth! Why we cannot JUST
defend the perimeter
VPN, Virus, Trojans, Wireless (including
Bluetooth), vulnerability scanning, patching, social
engineering, permissions, RAS, RDP, HTTP, password
security, multifactor authentication, security policies,
GPO's, OWASP, Root Kits, etc., Security is far more than
just systems. You have to look at physical security too!
Backup "Planning", Disaster Recovery "Strategy"
This is a big picture look at security
– The scope is far too much to cover in a single day.
TONS OF TIPS!!!!!
10:30 - 11:30 Defense in depth and
a single appliance is not enough -
Jack Daniel, CISSP
11:30-12:15 Vulnerability Scanning -
Jack Daniel, CISSP (assisted by Jerry
Feldman)
12:15-1:00 – Working Lunch
(Food and Beverages Provided by Astaro)
Vendor Presentations:
-
Astaro
Breakout Session 1:
1:00 – 1:50 Lecture Track 1
: Why Bother and how to sell it (Dan Stolts)
Reasons why companies need to take
security seriously. Includes examples of "bad press" and regulatory
compliance HIPPA,
SOX, ETC.
Get management to open the wallet,
don't forget Y2K – your manager hasn't
1:00 – 1:50 Lecture Track 2
: Hardening Windows Server AND
Security in Windows 2003 R2. (Clyde Johnson )
1:00 – 1:50 Lecture Track 3
: Hardening: Unix/Linux (Jerry
Feldman)
BREAK – 1:50-2:00
Breakout Session 2:
2:00 – 3:05 Lecture Track 1
: Appliances: – Compare
Perimeter Devices (Astaro, Sonicwall, Cisco Pix,
LinkSys, DLink, Etc) (Pete Stagman)
2:00 – 3:05 Lecture Track 2
: Hardening: Exchange, ISA (Lee
Benjamin)
2:00 – 3:15 Lecture Track 3
: Astaro Loadfest (Astaro) (no
Break)
For the Astaro Loadfest, you will need to
bring your own PC. This PC will become a firewall appliance. The
install will format your hard drive and all data will be lost!!
At the end of the loadfest you will have a
fully working and configured firewall that you can bring home and
plug in to your home network.
- Hardware Recommendation:
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minimum Pentium II or compatible CPU
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256 MB RAM
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8 GB SCSI/IDE HD
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Bootable CDROM SCSI/IDE
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3 PCI-NICs (Internet, Local Net, DMZ)
(for testing, 1 is enough. 2 minimum for firewall use.)
BREAK – 2:05-2:15
3:15 – 3:45 Lecture: What Hackers/Crackers
know that every administrator should know (Paul Bowen)
How they take advantage of
exploits / How to prevent them – check the CD for more information!
3:45 – 4:30 The future
Microsoft -Dan
Next OS's IPv6, etc – Short look into the
future
4:30 – 5:00 The Loot
Overview of the goodies, Drawings
5:00 – 5:30 – Cleanup and clear out!
