The document describes plans for a new central station that will connect the Mediterranean Corridor with the Madrid-Barcelona-French Border high-speed rail line. The station will be located near Reus airport and have 6 tracks, 4 platforms, and services for high-speed, long-distance and regional trains. It aims to expand rail services and connect the cities of Tarragona and Reus.
This document discusses network security and honeypot techniques. It provides an overview of honeypots, including their value in learning about blackhat hacking tools and techniques. It describes different types of honeypots, including first and second generation honeypots, and how they aim to gather information while being difficult to detect. The document also briefly mentions honeynets and the Honeynet Project, an organization dedicated to honeypot research.
The document summarizes an upcoming conference on customer loyalty in the banking industry. It will bring together banking executives, retailers, and loyalty experts to discuss topics like building consumer relationships through payment products, developing mutually beneficial retail partnerships, and adapting loyalty programs for changing consumer behaviors in the digital age. Attendees will learn from pioneers in payment loyalty and gain insights on developing differentiated loyalty programs through innovative rewards and retention strategies.
Brian Scudamore started 1-800-GOT-JUNK? in 1989 with $700 and a pickup truck. He had a vision of creating the "FedEx" of junk removal. The company now has 95 franchise partners across North America in 47 of the top 50 cities. Scudamore hired his first employee immediately instead of outsourcing, believing in investing in employees over contractors. He grew the business through franchising without needing outside funding. By centralizing phone booking and using a proprietary intranet system, the company distinguished itself and allowed rapid growth to $32 million in revenue by 2004 while retaining 100% ownership.
Loyalty Consulting UK is a leading customer loyalty consulting firm in the UK financial services sector, headed by Mark Bergdahl and employing experienced consultants. The firm provides strategic consulting, operational support, and technology implementation services to help clients develop and optimize loyalty programs. Clients praise Loyalty Consulting UK for their expertise and contributions to designing successful global loyalty strategies and initiatives.
The document summarizes the 33rd General Assembly of the Ligue in Istanbul from September 13-15, 2010. It discusses the current economic challenges facing the global security industry due to the economic downturn. The chairman addressed global industry trends and objectives of the Ligue to help the security industry adapt through innovation and cost reductions without compromising services. The security industry must be agile to meet challenges and take advantage of opportunities brought by uncertainty. Confidence is key for markets, investors, customers and governments during this volatile time, putting pressure on companies to balance costs and service levels.
The document describes plans for a new central station that will connect the Mediterranean Corridor with the Madrid-Barcelona-French Border high-speed rail line. The station will be located near Reus airport and have 6 tracks, 4 platforms, and services for high-speed, long-distance and regional trains. It aims to expand rail services and connect the cities of Tarragona and Reus.
This document discusses network security and honeypot techniques. It provides an overview of honeypots, including their value in learning about blackhat hacking tools and techniques. It describes different types of honeypots, including first and second generation honeypots, and how they aim to gather information while being difficult to detect. The document also briefly mentions honeynets and the Honeynet Project, an organization dedicated to honeypot research.
The document summarizes an upcoming conference on customer loyalty in the banking industry. It will bring together banking executives, retailers, and loyalty experts to discuss topics like building consumer relationships through payment products, developing mutually beneficial retail partnerships, and adapting loyalty programs for changing consumer behaviors in the digital age. Attendees will learn from pioneers in payment loyalty and gain insights on developing differentiated loyalty programs through innovative rewards and retention strategies.
Brian Scudamore started 1-800-GOT-JUNK? in 1989 with $700 and a pickup truck. He had a vision of creating the "FedEx" of junk removal. The company now has 95 franchise partners across North America in 47 of the top 50 cities. Scudamore hired his first employee immediately instead of outsourcing, believing in investing in employees over contractors. He grew the business through franchising without needing outside funding. By centralizing phone booking and using a proprietary intranet system, the company distinguished itself and allowed rapid growth to $32 million in revenue by 2004 while retaining 100% ownership.
Loyalty Consulting UK is a leading customer loyalty consulting firm in the UK financial services sector, headed by Mark Bergdahl and employing experienced consultants. The firm provides strategic consulting, operational support, and technology implementation services to help clients develop and optimize loyalty programs. Clients praise Loyalty Consulting UK for their expertise and contributions to designing successful global loyalty strategies and initiatives.
The document summarizes the 33rd General Assembly of the Ligue in Istanbul from September 13-15, 2010. It discusses the current economic challenges facing the global security industry due to the economic downturn. The chairman addressed global industry trends and objectives of the Ligue to help the security industry adapt through innovation and cost reductions without compromising services. The security industry must be agile to meet challenges and take advantage of opportunities brought by uncertainty. Confidence is key for markets, investors, customers and governments during this volatile time, putting pressure on companies to balance costs and service levels.
Network security is important to protect systems from attacks. Firewalls act as the first line of defense, blocking unauthorized incoming and outgoing network traffic based on security rules. Different types of firewalls operate at different layers of the OSI model and provide varying levels of security. No single security measure can guarantee protection, so a defense-in-depth approach using firewalls along with other tools like intrusion detection systems is recommended.
The document discusses various hacking techniques such as session hijacking, packet sniffing, DNS cache poisoning, ARP cache poisoning, IP spoofing, denial of service attacks, web application attacks, password cracking, buffer overflows, and rootkits. It provides details on these network attacks, how they can be used to compromise Linux servers, and ways that Linux servers can be secured and optimized against such hacking techniques.
The document discusses various network security tools including TCP/IP headers, tcpdump, ethereal, ntop, MRTG, network scanners like Nmap and Nessus. It provides examples of using these tools to analyze network traffic, scan for open ports, detect operating systems, and monitor network usage.
The document discusses database performance analysis and optimization. It describes challenges in performance analysis including reactive problem solving. It then covers solutions provided by Oracle, including the Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM) for finding issues, SQL Tuning Advisor and other tools for fixing issues, and comparing snapshots over time to validate improvements. The presentation includes demonstrations of automatic SQL tuning and real-time SQL monitoring.
This document discusses network hacking techniques. It describes ARP spoofing attacks, including generating spoofed ARP replies to redirect traffic. It also discusses sniffing attacks, session hijacking, and tools used for these attacks like Ettercap and Dsniff. Detection methods are outlined, though the document notes most older operating systems lacked detection. Hypothetical detection applications are proposed to track ARP entries and identify spoofing.
ERP a research & study paper by ejaz ahmed bhattiEjaz Bhatti
1) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems aim to integrate all departments and functions across a company onto a single computer system that can serve all those different departments' particular needs.
2) ERP systems evolved from earlier systems like MRP and MRP II that focused only on manufacturing and production planning. Modern ERP systems encompass many business functions including finance, human resources, customer relationship management, and more.
3) Key components of ERP systems include centralized databases that can be accessed in real-time by employees and sometimes also customers and suppliers. ERP systems also aim to standardize business processes across a whole organization.
The document outlines objectives for day 1 of a training on network security and hacking techniques, including hardening Linux and Windows 2000 systems, analyzing software vulnerabilities and attacking techniques, and discussing elements of network security like confidentiality, integrity, availability, and models for access control. It also provides details on installation and configuration of Linux operating systems for network security.
The document discusses Incoterms, which are standardized trade definitions published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) that clarify responsibilities of importers and exporters in international trade contracts. It provides background on the ICC and history of Incoterms, explains the 13 Incoterms rules and how they are grouped, and describes some key Incoterms like EXW, FCA, FAS, and FOB.
Oil drilling involves locating potential oil deposits, preparing drilling sites, extracting cores for testing, lowering drill bits to bore holes, running casings to line holes, perforating reservoirs, and using pumps to extract oil. Modern processes are more complex than historically depicted, employing techniques like seismic surveys, drilling mud circulation, blowout preventers, and offshore rigs to drill for oil located deep underground or beneath ocean floors.
Hackers often hide malware in links in emails and texts to access users' data, so users should not click links to claim winnings or log into banking. Backups are important but procrastinating them could have serious consequences, so backups should be automated and done daily. Social media "friends" could be criminals gathering information, so unknown friend requests should be declined. Free public Wi-Fi is unsecured, so confidential information should not be sent over it. Passwords are easily cracked if weak or reused across sites, so strong unique passwords for each site are important for protecting data.
Network security is important to protect systems from attacks. Firewalls act as the first line of defense, blocking unauthorized incoming and outgoing network traffic based on security rules. Different types of firewalls operate at different layers of the OSI model and provide varying levels of security. No single security measure can guarantee protection, so a defense-in-depth approach using firewalls along with other tools like intrusion detection systems is recommended.
The document discusses various hacking techniques such as session hijacking, packet sniffing, DNS cache poisoning, ARP cache poisoning, IP spoofing, denial of service attacks, web application attacks, password cracking, buffer overflows, and rootkits. It provides details on these network attacks, how they can be used to compromise Linux servers, and ways that Linux servers can be secured and optimized against such hacking techniques.
The document discusses various network security tools including TCP/IP headers, tcpdump, ethereal, ntop, MRTG, network scanners like Nmap and Nessus. It provides examples of using these tools to analyze network traffic, scan for open ports, detect operating systems, and monitor network usage.
The document discusses database performance analysis and optimization. It describes challenges in performance analysis including reactive problem solving. It then covers solutions provided by Oracle, including the Automatic Database Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM) for finding issues, SQL Tuning Advisor and other tools for fixing issues, and comparing snapshots over time to validate improvements. The presentation includes demonstrations of automatic SQL tuning and real-time SQL monitoring.
This document discusses network hacking techniques. It describes ARP spoofing attacks, including generating spoofed ARP replies to redirect traffic. It also discusses sniffing attacks, session hijacking, and tools used for these attacks like Ettercap and Dsniff. Detection methods are outlined, though the document notes most older operating systems lacked detection. Hypothetical detection applications are proposed to track ARP entries and identify spoofing.
ERP a research & study paper by ejaz ahmed bhattiEjaz Bhatti
1) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems aim to integrate all departments and functions across a company onto a single computer system that can serve all those different departments' particular needs.
2) ERP systems evolved from earlier systems like MRP and MRP II that focused only on manufacturing and production planning. Modern ERP systems encompass many business functions including finance, human resources, customer relationship management, and more.
3) Key components of ERP systems include centralized databases that can be accessed in real-time by employees and sometimes also customers and suppliers. ERP systems also aim to standardize business processes across a whole organization.
The document outlines objectives for day 1 of a training on network security and hacking techniques, including hardening Linux and Windows 2000 systems, analyzing software vulnerabilities and attacking techniques, and discussing elements of network security like confidentiality, integrity, availability, and models for access control. It also provides details on installation and configuration of Linux operating systems for network security.
The document discusses Incoterms, which are standardized trade definitions published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) that clarify responsibilities of importers and exporters in international trade contracts. It provides background on the ICC and history of Incoterms, explains the 13 Incoterms rules and how they are grouped, and describes some key Incoterms like EXW, FCA, FAS, and FOB.
Oil drilling involves locating potential oil deposits, preparing drilling sites, extracting cores for testing, lowering drill bits to bore holes, running casings to line holes, perforating reservoirs, and using pumps to extract oil. Modern processes are more complex than historically depicted, employing techniques like seismic surveys, drilling mud circulation, blowout preventers, and offshore rigs to drill for oil located deep underground or beneath ocean floors.
Hackers often hide malware in links in emails and texts to access users' data, so users should not click links to claim winnings or log into banking. Backups are important but procrastinating them could have serious consequences, so backups should be automated and done daily. Social media "friends" could be criminals gathering information, so unknown friend requests should be declined. Free public Wi-Fi is unsecured, so confidential information should not be sent over it. Passwords are easily cracked if weak or reused across sites, so strong unique passwords for each site are important for protecting data.