SANGFOR provides next-generation firewalls (NGFWs) that offer several key advantages over traditional firewalls:
1) NGFWs provide deep packet inspection and bidirectional traffic analysis to defend against modern application layer attacks.
2) They leverage single-pass analysis algorithms and multi-core parallel processing to achieve high 10G throughput while introducing low latency.
3) In addition to application layer defenses, NGFWs also include traditional firewall capabilities like stateful inspection, IPS, and integrated IPsec VPN.
Next Generation Security
- Evolution of network security technologies from basic firewalls to next generation firewalls (NGFW) and next generation intrusion prevention systems (NGIPS) that provide advanced capabilities like application awareness, user awareness, and context awareness.
- NGFWs provide integrated firewall, IPS, and other features to control access at the application and user level rather than just the network/port level. NGIPS builds on IPS with application/context awareness to more accurately assess and respond to threats.
- Context awareness in particular enhances security by providing additional network intelligence and situational awareness to make better response decisions with fewer false alarms. The future of security emphasizes continued convergence through features like expanded awareness capabilities and centralized management
[DSBW Spring 2009] Unit 08: WebApp SecurityCarles Farré
Unit 8 discusses security for web applications. It identifies potential threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks. Authentication verifies a user's identity, authorization governs user access, and other security goals are discussed like confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Main threat categories are outlined using the STRIDE methodology. Countermeasures are provided for network, host, and application level threats. The document also discusses web application security approaches like least privilege and defense in depth. Cryptography, SSL/TLS, and other protocols are summarized in the context of web security.
Mobile operators across the globe have already started to roll out their 5G. It is here to stay and so security should be kept it mind ensuring the industry learns from the lessons of previous generous networks.
In 2020 our PT Telecom Attack Discovery (PT TAD) 5G-ready next-generation signaling firewall scored no. 1 on the security market.* Want to find out the reasons behind this accolade, then watch the record of our webinar to learn about an effective approach towards signaling security in the era of 5G.
During the live session Positive Technologies’ experts - Kirill Puzankov, Product Manager and Jimmy Jones, security telecoms expert:
explained how to implement security for Core networks quickly, efficiently and with fewer efforts
showed a demo on how telecom operators could withstand an attack or malicious actions using our next-generation Telecom Attack Discovery signaling Firewall
provided statistics and key trends in signaling security.
* According to ROCCO Signalling Firewall Vendor Performance Report 2020. https://positive-tech.com/research/rocco-report-2020/
Follow us on LinkedIn to keep up with our upcoming webinars and events: https://www.linkedin.com/company/positive-tech/
This document discusses Sangfor NGFW (Next Generation Firewall) and its security features. It summarizes the weaknesses of traditional UTMs, how NGFW improves on them by integrating firewall, IPS, antivirus, web application firewall and other functions. It also explains how Sangfor NGFW uses techniques like application identification, intelligent interaction between modules, bidirectional content inspection and high performance to provide security from the network layer to the application layer against various threats.
Both mobile operators and cybercriminals make heavy use of the SS7 protocol on previous-generation networks.
SS7 is old and vulnerable to attacks, yet will underpin the advanced networks of tomorrow. Learning more about SS7 is mission-critical for securing increasingly complex environments.
Watch the webinar to learn all about the ins and outs of SS7 for a smooth transition to 5G!
Our premium SS7 Security Analysis Report serves as a valuable knowledge base for cybersecurity specialists and network experts as they prepare for the security challenges of 2020. To access the report, go to: https://positive-tech.com/research/ss7-network-security-analysis-2020/
Next Generation Security
- Evolution of network security technologies from basic firewalls to next generation firewalls (NGFW) and next generation intrusion prevention systems (NGIPS) that provide advanced capabilities like application awareness, user awareness, and context awareness.
- NGFWs provide integrated firewall, IPS, and other features to control access at the application and user level rather than just the network/port level. NGIPS builds on IPS with application/context awareness to more accurately assess and respond to threats.
- Context awareness in particular enhances security by providing additional network intelligence and situational awareness to make better response decisions with fewer false alarms. The future of security emphasizes continued convergence through features like expanded awareness capabilities and centralized management
[DSBW Spring 2009] Unit 08: WebApp SecurityCarles Farré
Unit 8 discusses security for web applications. It identifies potential threats, vulnerabilities, and attacks. Authentication verifies a user's identity, authorization governs user access, and other security goals are discussed like confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Main threat categories are outlined using the STRIDE methodology. Countermeasures are provided for network, host, and application level threats. The document also discusses web application security approaches like least privilege and defense in depth. Cryptography, SSL/TLS, and other protocols are summarized in the context of web security.
Mobile operators across the globe have already started to roll out their 5G. It is here to stay and so security should be kept it mind ensuring the industry learns from the lessons of previous generous networks.
In 2020 our PT Telecom Attack Discovery (PT TAD) 5G-ready next-generation signaling firewall scored no. 1 on the security market.* Want to find out the reasons behind this accolade, then watch the record of our webinar to learn about an effective approach towards signaling security in the era of 5G.
During the live session Positive Technologies’ experts - Kirill Puzankov, Product Manager and Jimmy Jones, security telecoms expert:
explained how to implement security for Core networks quickly, efficiently and with fewer efforts
showed a demo on how telecom operators could withstand an attack or malicious actions using our next-generation Telecom Attack Discovery signaling Firewall
provided statistics and key trends in signaling security.
* According to ROCCO Signalling Firewall Vendor Performance Report 2020. https://positive-tech.com/research/rocco-report-2020/
Follow us on LinkedIn to keep up with our upcoming webinars and events: https://www.linkedin.com/company/positive-tech/
This document discusses Sangfor NGFW (Next Generation Firewall) and its security features. It summarizes the weaknesses of traditional UTMs, how NGFW improves on them by integrating firewall, IPS, antivirus, web application firewall and other functions. It also explains how Sangfor NGFW uses techniques like application identification, intelligent interaction between modules, bidirectional content inspection and high performance to provide security from the network layer to the application layer against various threats.
Both mobile operators and cybercriminals make heavy use of the SS7 protocol on previous-generation networks.
SS7 is old and vulnerable to attacks, yet will underpin the advanced networks of tomorrow. Learning more about SS7 is mission-critical for securing increasingly complex environments.
Watch the webinar to learn all about the ins and outs of SS7 for a smooth transition to 5G!
Our premium SS7 Security Analysis Report serves as a valuable knowledge base for cybersecurity specialists and network experts as they prepare for the security challenges of 2020. To access the report, go to: https://positive-tech.com/research/ss7-network-security-analysis-2020/
Why Its time to Upgrade a Next-Generation FirewallAli Kapucu
The bad guys keep getting better. They have found out advanced techniques that get
around our old defenses. Scanning for their signatures was enough for a while, but not
now. We can no longer just lock a few ports and feel safe at night. An application port can change everyday. These security bandits hijack IP addresses, hiding behind legitimate people to launch their attacks. Stopping them has gotten harder; our defenses have become more durable. Older enterprise firewalls and IPS are not enough anymore.
This document discusses next generation firewalls (NGFWs) and unified threat management (UTM) solutions. It defines NGFWs as deep packet inspection firewalls that perform application-level inspection, intrusion prevention, and use intelligence from outside the firewall. UTMs are defined as security appliances that integrate firewall, antivirus, intrusion detection, and other features. The document notes that while some see NGFWs as having more features than UTMs, in reality both provide similar security capabilities. It emphasizes choosing a solution based on deployability, usability, visibility, performance, and efficacy over specific product classifications.
The document discusses the SonicWALL Network Security Appliance Series of unified threat management firewalls. It describes how the NSA Series uses a multi-core design and patented reassembly-free deep packet inspection technology to offer complete network protection without compromising performance. It provides an overview of the various features and benefits of the NSA Series, including unified threat management, scalable hardware, application intelligence and control, high availability, advanced routing/networking features, and more. The NSA Series is a scalable solution designed to meet the security needs of organizations of any size.
Unified Threat Management (UTM) or Unified Security Management (USM), is a solution in the network security industry, and since 2004 it has gained currency as a primary network gateway defense solution for organizations.
In theory, UTM is the evolution of the traditional firewall into an all-inclusive security product able to perform multiple security functions within one single appliance: network firewalling, network intrusion prevention and gateway antivirus (AV), gateway anti-spam, VPN, content filtering, load balancing, data leak prevention and on-appliance reporting.
PS: Pl note that the presentation involves animated slides. For complete understanding and assimilation, download the presentation first.
Thank you.
AGILE SECURITY™ Security for the Real WorldCisco Russia
Sourcefire provides an agile security solution through its network and endpoint security products. It offers comprehensive visibility across the network from devices to applications to threats. Sourcefire's adaptive security infrastructure includes the Sourcefire Defense Center for centralized management and the FireSIGHT technology which provides real-time awareness and automation. This intelligence enables automated tuning of defenses and efficient response to security events.
Attacks evenly split across network and application layers
Web-based attacks remain the single most common attack vector
1 in every 4 are HTTPS
Increase reflective attacks cause UDP attacks to increase
From 7% in 2013 to 16% in 2014
Reflective attacks represent 2014’s single largest DDoS “headache”
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.
Security course: exclusive 5G SA pitfalls and new changes to legislationPositiveTechnologies
This document provides information about Positive Technologies, a leading cybersecurity company focused on telecom security. Some key points:
- Positive Technologies has 19 years of experience in enterprise cybersecurity R&D and 9 years focused on telecom security. It has two R&D centers in Europe.
- The company performs over 60 security assessments per year for telecom operators and was the first vendor focused on end-to-end cybersecurity for mobile operators.
- Positive Technologies has a global presence with offices in 10 countries and has performed projects in 41 countries.
- As a pioneer in signaling security research, the company has published numerous reports on vulnerabilities in 2G-5G networks and standards over the past
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.
Traditional Firewall vs. Next Generation Firewall美兰 曾
Traditional firewalls control traffic entering and exiting a network using stateless or stateful methods. Next-generation firewalls combine traditional firewall features with additional capabilities like deep packet inspection, intrusion prevention, and application awareness. While traditional and next-generation firewalls both provide static packet filtering and stateful inspection, next-generation firewalls offer more advanced protection through deep packet inspection at the application level and integration of outside threat intelligence. The document compares features of leading next-generation firewall vendors Cisco, CheckPoint, Fortinet, WatchGuard and Dell.
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.
Insights of a brute-forcing botnet / VERONICA VALEROS [CISCO]Security Session
The smallest element in a botnet is a bot. The behavior of a bot can change dynamically based on the decision of the botmaster. Botnets are driven by profit, consequently, bots are expected to be profitable. If goals are not as expected, the bots can be instructed to switch their behavior to serve a better purpose. The aim of this talk is to present a detailed analysis of a network traffic capture of a machine originally infected by a Gamarue variant. The analysis will uncover the behavior of the bot since the initial infection, inactivity period, delivery of new payloads and the following switch of behavior of the bot. Additionally, we will present details on a barely known new botnet capable of performing horizontal brute-forcing of WordPress-based websites.
Firewalls Security – Features and BenefitsAnthony Daniel
Cyberoam Firewalls now available as NGFW (Next Generation Firewall) and UTM Firewall. These Firewall appliances offer user identity based security and protect organizations from all kinds of internet threats, including attacks such as DoS, DDoS and IP Spoofing.
Next generation firewalls aim to provide integrated threat protection through consolidation of gateway functions in virtual appliances with enterprise-class features for all segments. They aim to keep up with evolving intelligence-based threats by providing end-to-end policy compliance across all devices, including mobile, and virtualization capabilities for multi-tenant environments. Firewalls have evolved over 25 years from basic packet filtering to deep packet inspection to address more sophisticated threats that can bypass policies by posing as legitimate traffic.
An introduction to Unified Threat Management (UTM), for DummiesElsa Cariello
This document provides an introduction to Unified Threat Management (UTM). It discusses how traditional network security approaches using standalone appliances are inadequate to address today's dynamic threat landscape. UTM offers a consolidated solution, integrating firewall, intrusion prevention, antivirus, web filtering, and other functions into a single device. This improves visibility, management, and performance while lowering costs compared to maintaining separate products. UTM enables organizations to securely enable access and applications while adapting security policies to new threats and network changes.
Vskills certification for Network Security Professional assesses the candidate for a company’s network security needs. The certification tests the candidates on various areas in network security which includes knowledge of networking, cryptography, implementation and management of network security measures.
http://www.vskills.in/certification/Certified-Network-Security-Professional
1) Russia poses a serious threat landscape, targeting governments, financial organizations, telecommunications, utilities, and transport sectors, as well as citizens.
2) An investigation of a cryptocurrency bank found 1000 workstations and 200 servers infected over 2 weeks, with backups also hacked using unique encryption keys on each device and PowerShell scripts.
3) Threat tactics seen include wipers, cryptors like Black Energy and HDDCryptor, as well as Shamoon 2 and WannaCry exploiting the EternalBlue vulnerability and using techniques like full disk encryption, malware-less attacks, and "tailored" encryption.
Distributed firewall is an mechanisms to enforce a network domain security policy through the use of policy language.
Security policy is defined centrally.
RSAC 2021 Spelunking Through the Steps of a Control System HackDan Gunter
An industrial control system was hacked through a multi-stage attack. An attacker first spearphished a user to gain access to the network. They then used remote desktop and remote access software to access the HMI and manipulate control points, disrupting industrial processes. The attack demonstrated tactics like phishing, credential dumping, lateral movement, and control manipulation. Improving security monitoring, hardening systems, limiting access, and increasing user awareness could help prevent similar attacks.
Brickcom VD-E400Af 4 Mpix Vandal Dome IK10 - IR night vision - Builtin MIC ...Ali Shoaee
Brickcom VD-E400Af IP Camera
4 Megapixel Outdoor Vandal Dome Camera
H.264 High Profile Video Compression Technology
EN50155 Certified for Transportation Application
i-Mode for Different Environments
EasyLink® for accessing IP camera easier
Support HDTV Video Quality (Full HD 1080p @ 30fps Streaming)
Removable IR-cut Filter / Auto Light Sensor for Day and Night
IK10 Vandal Proof and IP66 Weather Proof Outdoor Enclosure
Built-in IR Illuminators up to 20 Meters
Built-in Microphone
External Storage SDXC Card supported
PoE(802.3af) / DC 12V supported
#Brickcom #CCTV #NVR #IPCamera #IP #Camera #Security #Surveillance #DPS #MMC #InfoTechME
Vision : Secured and intelligent city
Info Tech Middle East
Why Its time to Upgrade a Next-Generation FirewallAli Kapucu
The bad guys keep getting better. They have found out advanced techniques that get
around our old defenses. Scanning for their signatures was enough for a while, but not
now. We can no longer just lock a few ports and feel safe at night. An application port can change everyday. These security bandits hijack IP addresses, hiding behind legitimate people to launch their attacks. Stopping them has gotten harder; our defenses have become more durable. Older enterprise firewalls and IPS are not enough anymore.
This document discusses next generation firewalls (NGFWs) and unified threat management (UTM) solutions. It defines NGFWs as deep packet inspection firewalls that perform application-level inspection, intrusion prevention, and use intelligence from outside the firewall. UTMs are defined as security appliances that integrate firewall, antivirus, intrusion detection, and other features. The document notes that while some see NGFWs as having more features than UTMs, in reality both provide similar security capabilities. It emphasizes choosing a solution based on deployability, usability, visibility, performance, and efficacy over specific product classifications.
The document discusses the SonicWALL Network Security Appliance Series of unified threat management firewalls. It describes how the NSA Series uses a multi-core design and patented reassembly-free deep packet inspection technology to offer complete network protection without compromising performance. It provides an overview of the various features and benefits of the NSA Series, including unified threat management, scalable hardware, application intelligence and control, high availability, advanced routing/networking features, and more. The NSA Series is a scalable solution designed to meet the security needs of organizations of any size.
Unified Threat Management (UTM) or Unified Security Management (USM), is a solution in the network security industry, and since 2004 it has gained currency as a primary network gateway defense solution for organizations.
In theory, UTM is the evolution of the traditional firewall into an all-inclusive security product able to perform multiple security functions within one single appliance: network firewalling, network intrusion prevention and gateway antivirus (AV), gateway anti-spam, VPN, content filtering, load balancing, data leak prevention and on-appliance reporting.
PS: Pl note that the presentation involves animated slides. For complete understanding and assimilation, download the presentation first.
Thank you.
AGILE SECURITY™ Security for the Real WorldCisco Russia
Sourcefire provides an agile security solution through its network and endpoint security products. It offers comprehensive visibility across the network from devices to applications to threats. Sourcefire's adaptive security infrastructure includes the Sourcefire Defense Center for centralized management and the FireSIGHT technology which provides real-time awareness and automation. This intelligence enables automated tuning of defenses and efficient response to security events.
Attacks evenly split across network and application layers
Web-based attacks remain the single most common attack vector
1 in every 4 are HTTPS
Increase reflective attacks cause UDP attacks to increase
From 7% in 2013 to 16% in 2014
Reflective attacks represent 2014’s single largest DDoS “headache”
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.
Security course: exclusive 5G SA pitfalls and new changes to legislationPositiveTechnologies
This document provides information about Positive Technologies, a leading cybersecurity company focused on telecom security. Some key points:
- Positive Technologies has 19 years of experience in enterprise cybersecurity R&D and 9 years focused on telecom security. It has two R&D centers in Europe.
- The company performs over 60 security assessments per year for telecom operators and was the first vendor focused on end-to-end cybersecurity for mobile operators.
- Positive Technologies has a global presence with offices in 10 countries and has performed projects in 41 countries.
- As a pioneer in signaling security research, the company has published numerous reports on vulnerabilities in 2G-5G networks and standards over the past
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.
Traditional Firewall vs. Next Generation Firewall美兰 曾
Traditional firewalls control traffic entering and exiting a network using stateless or stateful methods. Next-generation firewalls combine traditional firewall features with additional capabilities like deep packet inspection, intrusion prevention, and application awareness. While traditional and next-generation firewalls both provide static packet filtering and stateful inspection, next-generation firewalls offer more advanced protection through deep packet inspection at the application level and integration of outside threat intelligence. The document compares features of leading next-generation firewall vendors Cisco, CheckPoint, Fortinet, WatchGuard and Dell.
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.
Insights of a brute-forcing botnet / VERONICA VALEROS [CISCO]Security Session
The smallest element in a botnet is a bot. The behavior of a bot can change dynamically based on the decision of the botmaster. Botnets are driven by profit, consequently, bots are expected to be profitable. If goals are not as expected, the bots can be instructed to switch their behavior to serve a better purpose. The aim of this talk is to present a detailed analysis of a network traffic capture of a machine originally infected by a Gamarue variant. The analysis will uncover the behavior of the bot since the initial infection, inactivity period, delivery of new payloads and the following switch of behavior of the bot. Additionally, we will present details on a barely known new botnet capable of performing horizontal brute-forcing of WordPress-based websites.
Firewalls Security – Features and BenefitsAnthony Daniel
Cyberoam Firewalls now available as NGFW (Next Generation Firewall) and UTM Firewall. These Firewall appliances offer user identity based security and protect organizations from all kinds of internet threats, including attacks such as DoS, DDoS and IP Spoofing.
Next generation firewalls aim to provide integrated threat protection through consolidation of gateway functions in virtual appliances with enterprise-class features for all segments. They aim to keep up with evolving intelligence-based threats by providing end-to-end policy compliance across all devices, including mobile, and virtualization capabilities for multi-tenant environments. Firewalls have evolved over 25 years from basic packet filtering to deep packet inspection to address more sophisticated threats that can bypass policies by posing as legitimate traffic.
An introduction to Unified Threat Management (UTM), for DummiesElsa Cariello
This document provides an introduction to Unified Threat Management (UTM). It discusses how traditional network security approaches using standalone appliances are inadequate to address today's dynamic threat landscape. UTM offers a consolidated solution, integrating firewall, intrusion prevention, antivirus, web filtering, and other functions into a single device. This improves visibility, management, and performance while lowering costs compared to maintaining separate products. UTM enables organizations to securely enable access and applications while adapting security policies to new threats and network changes.
Vskills certification for Network Security Professional assesses the candidate for a company’s network security needs. The certification tests the candidates on various areas in network security which includes knowledge of networking, cryptography, implementation and management of network security measures.
http://www.vskills.in/certification/Certified-Network-Security-Professional
1) Russia poses a serious threat landscape, targeting governments, financial organizations, telecommunications, utilities, and transport sectors, as well as citizens.
2) An investigation of a cryptocurrency bank found 1000 workstations and 200 servers infected over 2 weeks, with backups also hacked using unique encryption keys on each device and PowerShell scripts.
3) Threat tactics seen include wipers, cryptors like Black Energy and HDDCryptor, as well as Shamoon 2 and WannaCry exploiting the EternalBlue vulnerability and using techniques like full disk encryption, malware-less attacks, and "tailored" encryption.
Distributed firewall is an mechanisms to enforce a network domain security policy through the use of policy language.
Security policy is defined centrally.
RSAC 2021 Spelunking Through the Steps of a Control System HackDan Gunter
An industrial control system was hacked through a multi-stage attack. An attacker first spearphished a user to gain access to the network. They then used remote desktop and remote access software to access the HMI and manipulate control points, disrupting industrial processes. The attack demonstrated tactics like phishing, credential dumping, lateral movement, and control manipulation. Improving security monitoring, hardening systems, limiting access, and increasing user awareness could help prevent similar attacks.
Brickcom VD-E400Af 4 Mpix Vandal Dome IK10 - IR night vision - Builtin MIC ...Ali Shoaee
Brickcom VD-E400Af IP Camera
4 Megapixel Outdoor Vandal Dome Camera
H.264 High Profile Video Compression Technology
EN50155 Certified for Transportation Application
i-Mode for Different Environments
EasyLink® for accessing IP camera easier
Support HDTV Video Quality (Full HD 1080p @ 30fps Streaming)
Removable IR-cut Filter / Auto Light Sensor for Day and Night
IK10 Vandal Proof and IP66 Weather Proof Outdoor Enclosure
Built-in IR Illuminators up to 20 Meters
Built-in Microphone
External Storage SDXC Card supported
PoE(802.3af) / DC 12V supported
#Brickcom #CCTV #NVR #IPCamera #IP #Camera #Security #Surveillance #DPS #MMC #InfoTechME
Vision : Secured and intelligent city
Info Tech Middle East
Sundray hospitality wlan solution wifi - wireless - hotel - Info Tech Middl...Ali Shoaee
Sundray Technologies Co., Ltd. (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sangfor, herein after referred to as Sundray Technologies) is an enterprise WLAN network equipment supplier. We specialized in R&D, manufacturing and marketing of enterprise-level wireless LAN products at application layer.
Back Office Operations
Banquet Operations
Brand Management
Budget / P&L
Catering
Client Needs Assessment
Club Management
Competitive Analysis
Concierge
Customer Service
Event Coordination
Facility Management
Food and Beverage
Food Sanitation
Front Desk Operations
Guest Retention
Guest Services
HACCP
Health & Safety
Hospitality Management
Housekeeping
Human Resources
Inventory Planning
Kitchen Operations
Maintenance
Marketing
Meeting Planning
Menu Planning
Multi-Unit Operations
New Product Development
Occupancy
Portion Control
Pricing
Procurement
Program Management
Promotions
Property Development
Property Management
Regulatory Compliance
Reservations
Resort Management
Revenue Projections
Server
Service Management
Training & Development
Travel and Tourism
Vendor Management
Workflow Management
This document summarizes a lecture on innovation given by Martijn Timmermans at Inholland University in September 2012. The lecture explores different definitions of innovation throughout history and discusses innovators who introduced changes challenging the established order, such as the printing press. Timmermans also shares perspectives on innovation from his professional network and concludes that there is no single definition, and an innovative environment requires support, humor, debate, trust and openness.
This document from Check Point discusses network security solutions. It highlights Check Point's consistent performance in independent tests, achieving "Recommended" ratings. It also emphasizes Check Point's focus on uncompromised security, dynamic architecture, operational simplicity, and commitment to customer success. Check Point argues it is consistently one step ahead of competitors in detection capabilities and rapid remediation of vulnerabilities.
This document provides configuration guidelines for conducting an apples-to-apples comparison of security vendors in a proof-of-concept environment. It recommends enabling advanced security profiles, full session logging, and disabling any shortcuts vendors may use to improve performance at the expense of security. Specific configuration steps are provided for Palo Alto Networks, Fortinet, and Cisco to expose and disable any shortcuts, such as verifying out-of-order packets are not bypassed in Palo Alto and disabling intelligent-mode scanning in Fortinet. The goal is to measure each vendor's true capabilities and performance under production-like settings.
Best Practics for Automating Next Generation Firewall Change ProcessesAdi Gazit Blecher
Hear how AlgoSec seamlessly integrates with Palo Alto Networks NGFWs to simply and intelligently automate App-ID and User-ID security policy change workflows, business application connectivity mapping and compliance reporting across on-premise and cloud environments.
The document discusses authentication methods for Palo Alto Networks firewalls, including PAP, CHAP, MS-CHAP, EAP, SAML, and RADIUS VSA. It provides details on configuring two-factor authentication for GlobalProtect using Duo Security, including creating a RADIUS server, authentication profile, and selecting the profile for GlobalProtect portal and gateway. The document concludes with notes on a live demo of the 2FA configuration.
Palo alto networks next generation firewallsCastleforce
The document summarizes Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls which can identify applications, users, and content to provide visibility and granular control. This helps address challenges of uncontrolled use of internet applications in enterprises. The firewalls can see through ports and protocols to classify over 900 applications using techniques like App-ID, User-ID, and Content-ID. This gives IT unprecedented control over network activities.
This document discusses next generation firewalls (NGFWs) and factors to consider when choosing one. It provides an overview of NGFW capabilities according to Gartner, and compares NGFWs to UTMs. The document then focuses on Check Point's NGFW approach, highlighting its multi-layered security architecture using software blades, management tools, and performance testing methodology. Buyers are advised to carefully evaluate a vendor's security, management, and ability to perform well without shortcuts.
Checkpoint provides specialized firewall capabilities through its focus on connection-based inspection and granular traffic control methods like packet filtering, stateful filtering, and application aware filtering. It uses a three-tier architecture with a management server, security gateway enforcement units, and client software. Checkpoint firewalls can be deployed in standalone or distributed configurations to securely manage networks with multiple DMZ zones, applications, and client requirements.
This document contains the transcript of a keynote speech given by Eric Reiss at UX Camp Europe in Berlin, Germany. The speech touches on many topics related to UX design, including myths about the field, challenges facing practitioners, and visions of the future. It includes motivational messages for attendees as well as humor and personal anecdotes from Reiss's career. The overall tone is one of inspiration and encouragement for those working in or interested in user experience design.
Ux strategy - the secret sauce that defines the pixie dustEric Reiss
My closing plenary from World Usability Day in Posznan, Poland on Nov. 26, 2016.
UX strategy is about analyzing an organization’s business strategy and outlining what needs to be done from a UX perspective to ensure that the goals of the business strategy are achieved.
In brief, UX strategy is the glue that binds the company vision (goals) with the day-to-day UX tactics (execution). Without a clear UX strategy, it is entirely possible to design killer UX concepts, yet fail miserably in the marketplace. That happens a lot.
This talk aims to help companies and designers avoid costly yet easily avoidable pitfalls.
UX strategy is about analyzing an organization's business strategy and outlining what needs to be done from a UX perspective to ensure that the goals of the business strategy are achieved. In brief, UX strategy is the glue that binds the company vision (goals) with the day-to-day UX tactics (execution). Without a clear UX strategy, it is entirely possible to design killer UX concepts, yet fail miserably in the marketplace. That happens a lot. This talk aims to help companies and designers avoid costly yet easily avoidable pitfalls.
Surprisingly, most companies don't have a UX strategy. In fact, very few even know what this document would contain. This talk aims to show people how to start, conduct, and complete this work, even within politically disinclined organizations.
UX Strategy - the secret to long-term business success instead of one-shot wo...Eric Reiss
The document discusses the importance of having a UX strategy to ensure long-term business success beyond individual products. It defines UX strategy as consisting of three parts: the value proposition, generic UX guidelines, and a governance structure. The value proposition is a statement of what user experience will provide customers. The generic UX guidelines include a definition of UX, design decision models, and principles related to the company value. The governance structure suggests leadership responsibility, work assignments, timelines, and metrics to optimize and measure UX. Developing a clear UX strategy helps ensure all departments share the same vision and that the strategy remains measurable and useful.
The FortiGate 600E series provides a mid-sized to large enterprise application-centric and scalable secure SD-WAN solution with next generation firewall capabilities. It protects against cyber threats with high performance acceleration and industry-leading secure SD-WAN and network integration of security. Key features include high throughput firewall, IPS, and NGFW inspection at up to 36Gbps and identification and control of thousands of applications.
Enhance Your Network Security with NGFW Firewall Solutions by SecurityGenSecurityGen1
Safeguard your network infrastructure against emerging threats with SecurityGen's Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) solutions. Designed to provide advanced threat detection and prevention capabilities, our NGFW firewall offers comprehensive security features to protect your organization's sensitive data and assets. With integrated intrusion detection and prevention systems, application control, and advanced threat intelligence, SecurityGen's NGFW firewall ensures robust protection against a wide range of cyber threats.
The FortiGate 600F Series combines AI/ML security capabilities with high performance to deliver threat protection at scale. It features multiple 25GbE and 10GbE interfaces and provides broad, deep and automated security across the network, including advanced edge protection, network segmentation, secure SD-WAN and universal ZTNA. Powered by FortiOS and FortiGuard security services, it secures the network from threats using ultra-fast inspection and AI/ML techniques without impacting performance.
In 2020, many telecommunication companies will debut their first commercial 5G networks. The 5G mission has become a hot-button topic for the entire telecom community. But these networks have inherited many threats from their 3G and 4G forebears. Long-known weaknesses in security protocols and algorithms have been baked into new 5G systems. This creates a perfect storm for threat actors to target 5G security weaknesses using their old tricks.
Watch the webinar recording, where PT experts Paolo Emiliani, Head of Pre-Sales Engineering team, and Jun Kim, Managing Director, Korea, help you to navigate the tricky path to 5G deployment and:
explain new 5G trust and service delivery models
assess the evolving 5G threat landscape and privacy issues
explore realms of 5G protection with a focus on real-life cases
discuss new and emerging 5G threats affecting telecom infrastructure and end devices
explain why roaming protection in 5G is a game-changer
underline essential mitigation techniques for 5G security
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FortiGate 1500D Series Delivers High-Performance Next-Generation FirewallShilaThak
The FortiGate 1500D series delivers high-performance next-generation firewall (NGFW) capabilities for large enterprises and service providers. With multiple high-speed interfaces, high-port density, and high-throughput, ideal deployments are at the enterprise edge, hybrid data center core, and across internal segments. The FortiGate 1500D Firewall is a compact, Network Security Appliance ideal for use as both a Next-Generation Firewall and High-Performance Data Center Firewall at the Enterprise Edge. It delivers up to 80 Gbps firewall throughput and ultra-low latency as well as 11 Gbps next-generation threat protection and control over more than 3000 discrete applications
The FortiGate 80F series provides a compact and fanless SD-WAN and network security solution for branch offices and mid-sized businesses. It offers 10Gbps firewall performance, 1.4Gbps IPS, 1Gbps NGFW capabilities and 900Mbps threat protection. The FortiGate uses a purpose-built ASIC and security processor to deliver industry-leading performance and protection while integrating with the Fortinet Security Fabric for broad visibility, threat intelligence sharing and automated remediation across the network.
Top 5 Benefits of Managed Next Generation Firewall ServicesSafeAeon Inc.
Let's explore the hidden benefits of Next Generation Firewall Service. Also, learn how Next Generation Firewall (NGFW) is different from traditional firewall. Continue reading about Next Generation Firewall Service - https://www.safeaeon.com/firewall/
Presentation from Digital Transformation World May 15th 2018 covering:
Understanding the reality of data breaches today
Virtualization security challenges for the CSP 5G network
Key capabilities to create trustworthy 5G virtualized networks
Usage of secure enclaves to create a fabric of trust within the network
How to protect VNFs and enterprise applications, leveraging Intel SGX technology
Presentación - Cisco ASA with FirePOWER ServicesOscar Romano
En la medida que más empresas mueven sus modelos de negocio hacia la movilidad, la nube e Internet de las cosas, sus soluciones de seguridad deben ser más dinámicas y escalables. Sin embargo, hasta la fecha, la mayoría de las soluciones de seguridad no han seguido el ritmo de cambio y no han podido adaptarse a las nuevas amenazas y ataques. Hoy, las soluciones de seguridad están basadas en un modelo binario de “bien vs mal”, el cual carece de la visibilidad necesaria para entender el contexto. El 16 de septiembre, Cisco dio a conocer su más reciente paso en esta dirección.
Elevating Network Security through NGFW Firewalls.pdfSecurityGen1
With Cyber Guardian, network administrators gain full control and visibility over their network traffic. The NGFW firewall
functionality allows for granular control of applications, users, and content, enabling precise policy enforcement. Whether it's restricting access to certain websites or managing bandwidth allocation for specific applications, Cyber Guardian empowers administrators to tailor security measures to the unique requirements of their network.
Chrono Defend: Time-Traveling Safeguards through NGFW Firewall InnovationSecurityGen1
As the digital landscape expands exponentially, a paradigm shift in cybersecurity has emerged – the NGFW (Next-Generation Firewall) heralds a new era of safeguarding data in the quantum realm. Drawing inspiration from the mysterious world of quantum mechanics, the NGFW Firewall Nexus is a technological marvel that harnesses the power of quantum computing to decode and decrypt threats at a speed that defies classical computing limits. Its encryption algorithms are the equivalent of a digital lock that can only be unlocked by the right quantum key, rendering cyber intruders powerless.
However, this massively connected environment created by 5G and edge-based
computing presents a new and highly vulnerable threat landscape with potentially more
significant security risks to consider as cloud, data and IoT threats merge. Adversaries will
be able to spread malware via IoT networks, disrupt core functions and use routers as IoT
botnets to launch DDoS attacks. In this scenario, protecting the legacy LTE network will be
as crucial as the standalone 5G networks – as while a few 5G networks will be built from
scratch; most will need to integrate and interoperate with existing technologies and
infrastructure. All this means that traditional, rule-based security systems will no longer be
This document provides an overview of Juniper Networks' integrated firewall and VPN platforms. It highlights the key features and benefits of their solutions, including comprehensive security, high performance, scalability, reliability, simplified management, and support for rapid deployment. The portfolio includes integrated appliances and services gateways suitable for networks of all sizes.
1. The document discusses deploying a multi-tiered security approach using tools that operate both inline and out-of-band to gain comprehensive visibility of network traffic.
2. It recommends using the Gigamon Visibility Fabric to tap all critical network links, connect security tools, and provide intelligent traffic forwarding. This helps maximize visibility, improve tool performance, and mitigate threats.
3. The Visibility Fabric provides a flexible platform to adapt tools and visibility as the network evolves, while simplifying operations and accelerating return on investment.
Next generation firewall(ngfw)feature and benefitsAnthony Daniel
Cyberoam NGFWs offer actionable intelligence and controls to enterprises that allow complete security controls over L2-L8 for their future-ready security. The next-generation security features in Cyberoam NGFWs protect networks against newly-evolving threats.
DDoS Defense for the Hosting Provider - Protection for you and your customersStephanie Weagle
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are major threats to hosting providers as well as datacenter operators, and traditional game plans for protecting shared infrastructure should be revisited to better protect availability and allow hosting providers to potentially create incremental revenue streams. DDoS attacks can have a devastating impact on not only the customer under attack, but also on the hosting provider and other customers within the same shared network infrastructure.
Advanced threat security - Cyber Security For The Real WorldCisco Canada
Cisco delivers intelligent cybersecurity for the real world, providing one of the industry's most comprehensive advanced threat protection portfolio of solutions and services that are integrated, pervasive, continuous and open.
Cisco's threat-centric approach to security reduces complexity, while providing unmatched visibility, continuous control and advanced threat protection across the entire attack continuum, allowing customers to act smarter and more quickly -- before, during, and after an attack.
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The document discusses a study and implementation of unified threat management (UTM) and web application firewall (WAF) at the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) in India. It describes common internal and external threats organizations face, how UTM provides centralized security functions through a single management console, and how WAF protects against attacks like SQL injection, cross-site scripting, denial of service attacks, and session hijacking that target web applications. The advantages of UTM include reduced complexity, ease of deployment, and integration capabilities, while disadvantages include lower performance and potential vendor lock-in for large organizations.
The document discusses how small businesses are adopting new IT trends like high-speed internet, cloud applications, and more devices which require more advanced network security solutions. It introduces the Cyberoam NG series appliances as a future-ready security solution for small businesses that offers enterprise-grade security and gigabit network speeds to protect these modernizing networks. The NG series provides high firewall throughput, powerful hardware, flexible port options, and new security features in an affordable appliance designed for small businesses.
2. SANGFOR Next-Generation Firewall is designed with Application Control, Intrusion
Prevention and Web Security in mind, providing deep and fine-grained visibility over
Users, Applications and Contents. SANGFOR NGFW ensures end-to-end security
from layer 2 to layer 7 in multi-gigabit speed, in-bound and out-bound, and
distinguishes itself from traditional firewalls, and makes it the ideal choice for
customers in the business of service provider, enterprise, financial services, and
public sectors.
Today’s network attacks are getting more sophisticated. Traditional firewalls are no
longer effective to cope with ongoing and emerging threats.
As a platform of network security policies, SANGFOR NGFW enforces bidirectional
security policy on users, applications, URLs, data payload and contents. Superior to
traditional port and protocol based security policy, SANGFOR NGFW’s approach
allows IT organization to better defend increasingly sophisticated network threats, to
identify and block misuses of applications precisely and effectively.
SANGFOR NGFW is designed to defend attacks end-to-end from layer 2 to layer 7
with the focus on the application layer. The surging of application layer attacks are
becoming growing concerns, and causing serious information leaks and
infrastructure damages worldwide.
SANGFOR’s high scalable and extensible software and hardware architecture
ensures high performance in application layer processing. Leveraging its innovative
technology of Single-pass Analysis Algorithm and Multi-core Parallel Processing,
SANGFOR NGFW delivers 10G throughput with low latency in microseconds when
working in multifunctional protection mode.
Product Overview
Next Generation FirewallNext Generation Firewall
Scenarios
Internet access
zone Entire security for internet access.
Website one-stop security protection.
Anti Webpage tampering.
Sensitive business information leak protection.
Entire security for internet access.
Security reinforcement for core business system.
Sensitive business information leak protection.
WAN dataflow filtering.
WAN edge security protection.
DMZ zone
Data center
security zone
WAN edge
security zone
3. Integrated layer 2 to layer 7 Security Protection
By combining the static validating and filtering rule with the dynamic intelligence against attack processes of hackers,
SANGFOR NGFW’s comprehensive approach performs excellently in defending the top 10 mainstream security threats
releasedbyOWASPaswellasothercommon webattacks.TheWEBsystementirely protectsagainstSQLinjection,XSS
cross-site scripting, cross-site request forgery, malware, Trojans and other security issues.
Enhanced Web Anti-attack
Leveraging SANGFOR’s unique Six-Threat-Detection-Mechanisms (Signature based attack detection, Special attack
detection, Correlation analysis, Abnormal traffic detection, Abnormal protocol detection, and Deep content analysis),
NGFW enables the IT organization to consolidate its system security, and to identify attacks and high-risk security
breaches, such as: buffer overflow attacks, vulnerability attacks, abnormal protocols, worms, Trojans, back door
programs, DOS/DDOS attacks, scanning, spywares and other kinds of threats.
Application Based Deep Intrusion Prevention System
SANGFOR NGFW enables IT organization to detect viruses that originated from the well-known protocol (HTTP / FTP /
SMTP / POP3) and deeply hidden into the compressed files (ZIP / RAR / GZIP), to ensure timely and precise response
against viruses. By leveraging highly effective stream scanning technology, SANGFOR NGFW delivers great
performance in application layer, which significantly distinguishes it from traditional methods that easily become the
bottleneck of the whole network.
Comprehensive Anti-virus Detection
Abnormal dataflow and DOS/DDOS attacks are detected and filtered by SANGFOR NGFW. Security and stability of the
server are ensured. SANGFOR NGFW provides protection against DOS/DDOS attacks from layer 2 to layer 7, and
ensures all the DOS attacks based on data packages, IPs, TCP and HTTP protocols being blocked.
DOS/DDOS Attack Protection
SANGFOR NGFW’s comprehensive signature database of 3,000+ vulnerabilities, 300,000 virus/Trojan/malware, and
2,000+ WEB application threats provides IT organization with great ability to defend threats in various layers.
Partnered of MAPP (Microsoft Active Protections Program), SANGFOR’s vulnerability signature database is certified
with compatibility certificate from CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures). SANGFOR provides best-in-quality of
products and services.
Database updated by dedicated R&D team.
L7&above:
Data layer
Network Cable
L5-L7:
application layer
L4: transport layer
L3: network layer
L2: link layer
L1: physical layer
Business content
High risk requires
more protection
WEB application Architecture
WEB Service Architecture
Operations System
TCP/IP protocol stack
Network interface
Sensitive information leakage
Web page tampering
Vulnerability attack
SQL injection
cross-site scripting
Apps/server scanning
Weak password attack
Application layer DDoS
Worms, Viruses , Trojans
Access control,
Protocol anomaly,
Network layer DDoS
ARP cheating,
broadcast storm
Physical damage
Intelligent Security Defense System
Advanced Cross-modules Security Defense strategy
can be generated automatically by active defense
technology. For example, the FW can generate a new
firewall rule to block a certain IP if dangerous dataflow
or attacks are identified from this IP by other modules.
Itperformanceswellagainstautomaticattacksortools
and ensures system security with easy maintenance
and management.
Leveraging SANGFOR’s integrated IPsec VPN function,
more effective and secured wide area network can be
built up with higher ROI.
SANGFOR NGFW supports several deployment modes
such as gateway, bridge, bypass, virtual-wire and
hybrid as well as multiple link aggregation and
asymmetric routing function, which ensures a good
adaptability to complex-networking environments.
Customers can migrate from their traditional firewalls
to SANGFOR NGFW without compromise of any
current networking functioning, such as ACL, NAT,
router, VLAN. These functions are fully supported by
NGFW. Smooth deployment and easy management
from day one.
Integrated IPsec VPN Function Cross-modules Intelligent Defense Strategy
Complete Firewall Capabilities Flexible Deployment Modes
Intelligent Network Security Defense System
Access Security Network Security Application Security Business Security
One time analysis algorithm
Strategy linkage
Safety analysis and audit
port / server
scanning
weak password
scanning
server risk
assessment
Application route
IPSEC VPN
OSPF / RIP
User authentication
AD domain
integration
Network ACL
NAT
DOS / DDOS
Flow filtering
BM based on
applications
Application
Access control
IPS based on
applications
CC anti-attack
Anti-virus,
Anti-Trojans
Apps layer DOS/DDOS
URL filtering
Enhanced web security
SQL protection
sensitive information
webpage ADS
Web shell upload
Malicious plug-in
server/terminal
security report
Flow/site/apps
statistic report
SMS/
email alarm
4. Bidirectional Contents Inspection
Anti webpage tampering is a sub-function of NGFW, applying afterwards compensatory approach to protect the
security of the website. That means even though the hacker had circumvented the security defense system and
tampered the webpage, the modified webpage cannot be delivered to end users. By this method, the damage and
economy loss can be reduced to the least. Meanwhile, the administrator will be informed at runtime by NGFW alarm
service, allows the administrator to resolve the issue in time. Furthermore, NGFW provides redirection function that
redirects end users to the backup server to ensure normal operation of the business.
Compared with the traditional approach of installing anti webpage tampering software, SANGFOR NGFW’s solution is
more user-friendly and easy to maintain, no plugins required and no performance impact to the server.
Webpage Protection against Tampering
SANGFOR NGFW can protect sensitive information defined by the user against leaks. The sensitive information can
be identified, blocked and alarmed in different ways (SMS, E-MAIL…) by SANGFOR NGFW, ensuring an entire security
for data like user information / email accounts / MD5 encryption key / bank card / ID number / social security
account /credit card / mobile phone number.
User Defined Sensitive Info Leak Protection
Auto response information from WEB, FTP, MAIL or other servers, which may turn out to be a guideline for hackers to
process the attack, can be concealed by NGFW. For example, HTTP error page concealing, FTP information hiding.
Application Protocol and Content Concealing
NGFW is flexible and allows various levels of security priority on user-defined services or webpages. When accessing
services or webpages of higher priorities, strict authentication rules are enforced, such as SMS token or other
two-factor authentications. That means hackers cannot access the sensitive and important data or webpages even if
they have your username and password.
Enhanced User Login Authentication Protection
NGAF depth content detection technology: analyzing each
application command and scanning the content carried to
check for sensitive data, threat….
Features:
- The data is copied to the application layer
- Restore data content and realize the deep content
detection
- Understand the HTTP protocol, defense hidden attack
Server outbound content filtering
Webpage Defender: Static, Dynamic
Sensitive information leakage prevention:
ID Card, Credit card number, Financial data...
DOS attack
Application layer DOS attack
CC attack
Authority control
Exe file upload filtering
Upload viruses/Trojans filtering
Prevent web shell dataflow
Enhanced Web Defense
- SQL injection defense
- OS command injection defense
- XSS attack, CSRF attack
IPS based on application
- Server vulnerability defense
- Terminal vulnerability defense
Prevent port/server scanning
Prevent app vulnerability scanning
Weak password protection
Anti brute force attack
Core URL protection
website structure anti-scanning
Web Crawler defense
Users Hackers
Web application server
Scanning
Process
Attacking
Process
Destroy
Process
Application Layer High Performance
SANGFOR’s advanced multi-core parallel processing hardware architecture enables high performance computing in
application layer, outperforms traditional NP or ASIC architecture. Furthermore, the Lock-free Parallel Processing
technology is implemented to the computing process, produces real multi-core parallel processing, and significantly
enhances system throughput.
Multi-core Parallel Processing
Unlike UTM, NGFW significantly enhances the performance in application layer processing with the advanced
Single-pass Analysis Algorithm. Various threats are detected in single parsing without unpacking and packing the
message repetitively as in UTM.
Single-pass Analysis Algorithm
Leveraging the application authentication technology that has been accumulated for years, all packages passing
through the NGFW will be tagged with SANGFOR proprietary protocol during its core computing process. With the
proprietary protocol, threats can be identified more efficiently and precisely during the content detecting process.
For example, the FTP server-u related vulnerability that exists in the HTTP dataflow cannot generate threats to servers.
This is a guideline to optimize the algorithm and enhance the efficiency.
Hopping Scan Technology
CPU1
CPU2
CPU3
parallel processing
performance
1 2 3 N
CPU
NetworkingHardwareI/O
FW IPS WAF
Policy layer
Network layer