The document discusses several software tools that can be used to simulate and audit computer security. It describes OMNeT++ and NeSSi2, open-source frameworks for simulating communication networks and testing intrusion detection algorithms. It also outlines the features of Secure Windows Auditor, a Windows security auditing tool that identifies vulnerabilities, categorizes risks, and provides solutions to secure systems. A list of additional security tools for auditing Windows, Oracle, SQL servers and analyzing event logs, passwords, access rights and compliance is also provided.
The document discusses Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). It begins by defining APTs and noting some common misconceptions about them. It then discusses notable APT attacks from 2003 to 2017. Finally, it outlines the typical lifecycle of an APT attack, including preparation such as researching targets, acquiring tools, and testing for detection, as well as the intrusion deployment phase.
"How To Defeat Advanced Malware: New Tools for Protection and Forensics" is a FREE continuing education class that has been designed specifically for CIO's, CTO's, CISO's and senior executives who work within the financial industry and are responsible for their company's endpoint protection.
The document discusses whether spending money on information security protection is worthwhile. It notes that the annual information security market size in the EU is 15.5 billion euros, serving over 20 million companies and 200 million workers. While some question if the average spending of 750 euros per company and 70 euros per worker is too little or too much, the document argues information security spending can help organizations comply with regulations, protect against threats like hacking and data loss, and reduce risks and monetary losses from security incidents.
This document discusses the top cybersecurity threats facing small and medium-sized businesses. It begins by noting that malware attacks are increasingly common, with over 1 million new malware samples uncovered each month. It then explores the main threats, which include spear phishing scams, poisoned search engine results, keylogging malware, and infected USB drives. The document stresses that layered security is needed to protect against these evolving threats, including antivirus software that can detect new malware quickly and employee education on security best practices.
How To Protect Your Website From Bot Attacks is a one-hour continuing education course. After successfully completing the course and final exam, you will be awarded a certificate of completion that you can use towards fulfilling your continuing education requirements.
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This document discusses footprinting and reconnaissance in ethical hacking. It begins with terminology used in footprinting such as open source information gathering, active information gathering, anonymous footprinting, and pseudonymous footprinting. It then explains the objectives of the module which are to familiarize the reader with footprinting concepts, tools, methodology, threats, and countermeasures. The document outlines the module flow which separates footprinting into concepts, tools, methodology, threats, countermeasures, and penetration testing sections. It provides examples of terminology to introduce footprinting.
Cyberoam provides predictions for security threats and trends in 2014 based on analysis of past attacks and industry experience. They predict that attacks will become more targeted and sophisticated. Specific threats they foresee include continued attacks on industrial control systems, increased exploitation of client-side software vulnerabilities, rising need for context-aware security due to growing network complexity, security concerns around hybrid cloud environments, emergence of new exploit kits as existing ones are disrupted, ongoing targeting of mobile devices by malware, and security risks to internet-connected home devices. Windows XP users will also be at greater risk once support ends.
The document discusses Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). It begins by defining APTs and noting some common misconceptions about them. It then discusses notable APT attacks from 2003 to 2017. Finally, it outlines the typical lifecycle of an APT attack, including preparation such as researching targets, acquiring tools, and testing for detection, as well as the intrusion deployment phase.
"How To Defeat Advanced Malware: New Tools for Protection and Forensics" is a FREE continuing education class that has been designed specifically for CIO's, CTO's, CISO's and senior executives who work within the financial industry and are responsible for their company's endpoint protection.
The document discusses whether spending money on information security protection is worthwhile. It notes that the annual information security market size in the EU is 15.5 billion euros, serving over 20 million companies and 200 million workers. While some question if the average spending of 750 euros per company and 70 euros per worker is too little or too much, the document argues information security spending can help organizations comply with regulations, protect against threats like hacking and data loss, and reduce risks and monetary losses from security incidents.
This document discusses the top cybersecurity threats facing small and medium-sized businesses. It begins by noting that malware attacks are increasingly common, with over 1 million new malware samples uncovered each month. It then explores the main threats, which include spear phishing scams, poisoned search engine results, keylogging malware, and infected USB drives. The document stresses that layered security is needed to protect against these evolving threats, including antivirus software that can detect new malware quickly and employee education on security best practices.
How To Protect Your Website From Bot Attacks is a one-hour continuing education course. After successfully completing the course and final exam, you will be awarded a certificate of completion that you can use towards fulfilling your continuing education requirements.
Ce hv8 module 02 footprinting and reconnaissanceMehrdad Jingoism
Ā
This document discusses footprinting and reconnaissance in ethical hacking. It begins with terminology used in footprinting such as open source information gathering, active information gathering, anonymous footprinting, and pseudonymous footprinting. It then explains the objectives of the module which are to familiarize the reader with footprinting concepts, tools, methodology, threats, and countermeasures. The document outlines the module flow which separates footprinting into concepts, tools, methodology, threats, countermeasures, and penetration testing sections. It provides examples of terminology to introduce footprinting.
Cyberoam provides predictions for security threats and trends in 2014 based on analysis of past attacks and industry experience. They predict that attacks will become more targeted and sophisticated. Specific threats they foresee include continued attacks on industrial control systems, increased exploitation of client-side software vulnerabilities, rising need for context-aware security due to growing network complexity, security concerns around hybrid cloud environments, emergence of new exploit kits as existing ones are disrupted, ongoing targeting of mobile devices by malware, and security risks to internet-connected home devices. Windows XP users will also be at greater risk once support ends.
Dr. Arun Sood is a professor of computer science who has developed an approach called Self Cleansing Intrusion Tolerance (SCIT) to improve server security. SCIT works by converting static servers into dynamic servers that refresh regularly, reducing exposure time to malware while maintaining service. His research aims to limit losses from successful attacks by restoring servers to a pristine state frequently. SCIT has been implemented to refresh servers every minute, limiting the time for malware to cause damage.
This document is the 2018 SANS Security Awareness Report, which analyzes data from 1,718 security awareness professionals around the world. Some key findings include:
- Most programs (53%) fall in the "Promoting Awareness & Behavior Change" stage of the Security Awareness Maturity Model, focusing on high risk topics and reinforcing training throughout the year.
- The defense industry has the most mature programs, while manufacturing has the least mature.
- Information security/technology departments are the strongest supporters, while finance and operations departments are the biggest blockers.
- Security awareness professionals need to better communicate the value and impact of their programs in business terms to gain support from finance.
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The document discusses steps organizations can take to protect their digital assets and minimize risks of cyberattacks and data breaches. It recommends conducting regular digital security assessments, educating employees on security best practices, limiting unnecessary access to sensitive data, implementing policies around bring-your-own-devices, and auditing third party vendors. It also stresses the importance of regular data backups and developing an organizational culture of security.
In this article we will be the focusing on all the aspects of Phishing attacks including the technological advancements, exploitation, post exploitation techniques and the countermeasures techniques against Advanced Phishingā The Art of Stealingā .
We will also learn about payloads , Web Application attacks and Network Attacks and how they contribute to advanced phishing attacks.
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The document discusses implementing a comprehensive application security program. It begins with an overview of advanced persistent threats (APTs) and how they systematically target networks over long periods of time to achieve political, economic, technical and military objectives. It then details how the RSA security company was hacked through a targeted email attack and credential theft. The document emphasizes that application vulnerabilities are a major entry point for APTs and stresses the importance of addressing the OWASP Top 10 security risks like injection flaws and cross-site scripting. It argues that without a risk-based approach, traditional penetration testing provides limited business value by focusing only on technical issues.
This course focuses on SCADA/ ICS systems. The title of this course is: Advanced Threat Detection in ICS ā SCADA Environments.
In this course we take a look at the effectiveness of honeypots within a SCADA/ ICS context. A honeypot typically consists of data, or a network site that appears to be part of the organizationās network, but is actually isolated and monitored, and which seems to contain information or a resource of value to attackers.
The document discusses server security threats and vulnerabilities. It outlines prevention methods like implementing security measures and detection procedures. Some threats include unused open ports, unpatched services, inattentive administration, and default passwords. The document recommends keeping services updated, using secure protocols, monitoring servers, and conducting vulnerability assessments. Government regulations mandate security procedures to protect electronic systems and transactions.
This document provides an overview and introduction to various computer security threats. It explains that today's threats are more likely to be low-profile and targeted towards financial gain, such as encrypting files and demanding ransom, or hacking to steal banking or credit card details. Future threats may be difficult to predict but will likely continue to exploit opportunities for criminal profit. The document then provides definitions and descriptions of specific threat types from A to Z.
WatchGuard Technologies is promoting its cloud-based web security solution called Reputation Enabled Defense. This solution uses reputation scoring from a large database to determine if URLs are safe to access, allowing safe URLs to bypass antivirus scanning for faster page loading. It provides an extra layer of protection against evolving web threats in real-time without sacrificing performance. The benefits include improved security against malware, better performance through reduced scanning, and a more proactive approach to fighting threats.
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The document provides an agenda for a talk on advanced persistent threats (APTs). It introduces APTs and discusses how they have evolved over time from targeting military and intelligence to also targeting private companies. It notes APTs can be opportunistic attacks that utilize social engineering and technical vulnerabilities. The document contrasts APTs with more sophisticated threats known as subversive multi-vector threats that are willing to exploit people, processes, and technologies to achieve their goals. It provides examples of analyzing suspicious foreign network traffic and discusses challenges with identifying and addressing multi-vector threats.
This document discusses strategies for achieving bulletproof IT security. It recommends establishing strong security policies, frequent employee training, ongoing self-assessments, encryption, asset management, and testing business continuity plans. It also stresses the importance of system hardening through vulnerability management and addressing issues like BYOD. The document provides numerous free tools and resources organizations can use to identify vulnerabilities, harden systems, and prevent malware.
Safety, trust and security are core to customer
retention, growth, and the long term
success of every company. While companies
must continually look for new ways to
increase efficiency and productivity, security
of accounts and sensitive customer
information is a top priority. For more info: www.nafcu.org/cyveillance
The document discusses computer security and provides 10 suggestions for keeping computers and networks safe. It focuses on hardware, software, and user security issues. The key recommendations are to use firewalls and encrypt wireless networks, install and regularly update antivirus and other security software, be cautious of emails from unknown senders and links within emails, securely manage passwords by making them complex and unique to each account and changing them regularly, and back up important data.
Adrian Aldea - IBM X-Force 2013 Mid-Year Trend and Risk Report #uisgcon9UISGCON
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This document summarizes an IBM Security Systems mid-year 2013 trend and risk report. It discusses how the IBM X-Force monitors the threat landscape and researches new attack techniques to educate customers. It outlines key trends in the first half of 2013 including a rise in targeted attacks exploiting trust relationships, watering hole attacks compromising websites, and attacks on foreign branch sites. Mobile threats like Android malware are also growing. The report concludes with recommendations to prioritize security basics like patching and educate users.
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Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is an important cybersecurity tool for protecting organizations from increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks. MDR actively monitors networks for threats, detects intrusions and security issues, and responds quickly to prevent data breaches before they occur. By understanding an organization's environment and risks, MDR enhances threat prevention, detection, and response capabilities. With MDR, organizations can avoid the costly damages of data breaches and gain peace of mind knowing their data is secure.
Designing Security Assessment of Client Server System using Attack Tree Modelingijtsrd
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Information security has grown as a prominent issue in our digital life. The network security is becoming more significant as the volume of data being exchanged over net increases day by day. Attack trees AT technique play an important role to investigate the threat analysis problem to known cyber attacks for risk assessment. The technique is especially effective in assessing and managing the risks from hostile, intelligent adversaries. It is useful for analyzing threats against assets ranging from information systems to physical infrastructure. By using attack tree modeling analysis an organization can understand the ways in which they will be attacked, determine the likelihood and impact damage of these attacks and decide what action to take where the risks are unacceptable. This paper describes the attack tree model for organization based on Client Server Network. It provides the ways for defending and preventing sensitive information from attackers. Attack tree modeling provides for effective security solutions, cost effective security solutions and defensible risk mitigation decisions. Sandar Pa Pa Thein | Phyu Phyu | Thin Thin Swe "Designing Security Assessment of Client- Server System using Attack Tree Modeling" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-5 , August 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd26727.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/computer-engineering/26727/designing-security-assessment-of-client--server-system-using-attack-tree-modeling/sandar-pa-pa-thein
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Security is a branch of computer technology known as information security as applied to computers and networks. The objective of online security includes protection of information and property from theft, corruption, or threats attack, while allowing the information and property to remain accessible and productive to its intended users. The term online system security means the collective processes and mechanisms by which sensitive and valuable information and services are protected from publication, tampering or collapse by unauthorized activities or untrustworthy individuals and unplanned events respectively. The basic aim of this article is to Prevention against unauthorized security Attack and Threats.
This document discusses social engineering and its threat to information security. Social engineering involves manipulating people into revealing confidential information or performing actions that compromise security. It describes common social engineering techniques like direct approaches, dumpster diving, technical deception, and exploiting trust in authority figures. The document emphasizes that social engineering is often more effective than technological attacks because it takes advantage of human weaknesses like willingness to help and be liked. It warns organizations must educate users and have policies to defend against social engineering attempts.
Large organizations are vulnerable to hackers for several reasons: there are many potential opportunities for hackers due to increased internet usage; hackers have financial and competitive motives; and hacking can be discreet and go undetected for long periods. Additionally, large companies often lack regular monitoring for threats and many individual employees have poor cybersecurity practices like using weak passwords.
Top Positive and Negative Impacts of AI & ML on CybersecurityPixel Crayons
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies have many positive applications, from helping researchers better understand neural pathways in the brain to assisting law enforcement with identifying suspects in criminal investigations.
They are renowned for the greater good of cybersecurity. However, these technologies also hold the potential to ruin our perfectly running digital world and become a source of power to the dark web users/administrators.
If youāre not familiar with how AI and ML might impact cybersecurity, this blog will discuss both sides of the coin and help you better understand how this technology might affect you one day soon.
Under the right hands, they are a boon to humanity, but they can quickly turn into a bane on the corrupt hands.
As for now, upgrade your security with these technologies to stay in the competition. Connect with a Machine Learning company in India to maximize your cybersecurity.
https://bit.ly/3rrYI3J
#cybersecurity #aiincybersecurity #mlincybersecurity #machinelearningincybersecurity #artificialintelligenceincybersecurity #hireaidevelopers #machinelearningcompaniesinindia #machinelearningdevelopmentcompany #machinelearningdevelopmentservices #topmachinelearningcompanies
This document summarizes a presentation on cybersecurity risks and management practices. It outlines the evolution of cyber threats from less advanced in the past to more sophisticated today. Significant risks to businesses are identified as data theft, malware that destroys systems, denial of service attacks, and reputational attacks. Case studies show how even large companies can be vulnerable to attacks through a single weak point. The document then covers different types of security threats like hacking, phishing, man-in-the-middle attacks, and botnets. It emphasizes the need for senior management leadership on cybersecurity and outlines best practices for managing risks and measuring return on investment in security.
Dr. Arun Sood is a professor of computer science who has developed an approach called Self Cleansing Intrusion Tolerance (SCIT) to improve server security. SCIT works by converting static servers into dynamic servers that refresh regularly, reducing exposure time to malware while maintaining service. His research aims to limit losses from successful attacks by restoring servers to a pristine state frequently. SCIT has been implemented to refresh servers every minute, limiting the time for malware to cause damage.
This document is the 2018 SANS Security Awareness Report, which analyzes data from 1,718 security awareness professionals around the world. Some key findings include:
- Most programs (53%) fall in the "Promoting Awareness & Behavior Change" stage of the Security Awareness Maturity Model, focusing on high risk topics and reinforcing training throughout the year.
- The defense industry has the most mature programs, while manufacturing has the least mature.
- Information security/technology departments are the strongest supporters, while finance and operations departments are the biggest blockers.
- Security awareness professionals need to better communicate the value and impact of their programs in business terms to gain support from finance.
Mark Lanterman - The Risk Report October 2015Mark Lanterman
Ā
The document discusses steps organizations can take to protect their digital assets and minimize risks of cyberattacks and data breaches. It recommends conducting regular digital security assessments, educating employees on security best practices, limiting unnecessary access to sensitive data, implementing policies around bring-your-own-devices, and auditing third party vendors. It also stresses the importance of regular data backups and developing an organizational culture of security.
In this article we will be the focusing on all the aspects of Phishing attacks including the technological advancements, exploitation, post exploitation techniques and the countermeasures techniques against Advanced Phishingā The Art of Stealingā .
We will also learn about payloads , Web Application attacks and Network Attacks and how they contribute to advanced phishing attacks.
Implementing a comprehensive application security progaram - Tawfiq OWASP-Qatar Chapter
Ā
The document discusses implementing a comprehensive application security program. It begins with an overview of advanced persistent threats (APTs) and how they systematically target networks over long periods of time to achieve political, economic, technical and military objectives. It then details how the RSA security company was hacked through a targeted email attack and credential theft. The document emphasizes that application vulnerabilities are a major entry point for APTs and stresses the importance of addressing the OWASP Top 10 security risks like injection flaws and cross-site scripting. It argues that without a risk-based approach, traditional penetration testing provides limited business value by focusing only on technical issues.
This course focuses on SCADA/ ICS systems. The title of this course is: Advanced Threat Detection in ICS ā SCADA Environments.
In this course we take a look at the effectiveness of honeypots within a SCADA/ ICS context. A honeypot typically consists of data, or a network site that appears to be part of the organizationās network, but is actually isolated and monitored, and which seems to contain information or a resource of value to attackers.
The document discusses server security threats and vulnerabilities. It outlines prevention methods like implementing security measures and detection procedures. Some threats include unused open ports, unpatched services, inattentive administration, and default passwords. The document recommends keeping services updated, using secure protocols, monitoring servers, and conducting vulnerability assessments. Government regulations mandate security procedures to protect electronic systems and transactions.
This document provides an overview and introduction to various computer security threats. It explains that today's threats are more likely to be low-profile and targeted towards financial gain, such as encrypting files and demanding ransom, or hacking to steal banking or credit card details. Future threats may be difficult to predict but will likely continue to exploit opportunities for criminal profit. The document then provides definitions and descriptions of specific threat types from A to Z.
WatchGuard Technologies is promoting its cloud-based web security solution called Reputation Enabled Defense. This solution uses reputation scoring from a large database to determine if URLs are safe to access, allowing safe URLs to bypass antivirus scanning for faster page loading. It provides an extra layer of protection against evolving web threats in real-time without sacrificing performance. The benefits include improved security against malware, better performance through reduced scanning, and a more proactive approach to fighting threats.
Advanced Persistent Threats (Shining the Light on the Industries' Best Kept S...Security B-Sides
Ā
The document provides an agenda for a talk on advanced persistent threats (APTs). It introduces APTs and discusses how they have evolved over time from targeting military and intelligence to also targeting private companies. It notes APTs can be opportunistic attacks that utilize social engineering and technical vulnerabilities. The document contrasts APTs with more sophisticated threats known as subversive multi-vector threats that are willing to exploit people, processes, and technologies to achieve their goals. It provides examples of analyzing suspicious foreign network traffic and discusses challenges with identifying and addressing multi-vector threats.
This document discusses strategies for achieving bulletproof IT security. It recommends establishing strong security policies, frequent employee training, ongoing self-assessments, encryption, asset management, and testing business continuity plans. It also stresses the importance of system hardening through vulnerability management and addressing issues like BYOD. The document provides numerous free tools and resources organizations can use to identify vulnerabilities, harden systems, and prevent malware.
Safety, trust and security are core to customer
retention, growth, and the long term
success of every company. While companies
must continually look for new ways to
increase efficiency and productivity, security
of accounts and sensitive customer
information is a top priority. For more info: www.nafcu.org/cyveillance
The document discusses computer security and provides 10 suggestions for keeping computers and networks safe. It focuses on hardware, software, and user security issues. The key recommendations are to use firewalls and encrypt wireless networks, install and regularly update antivirus and other security software, be cautious of emails from unknown senders and links within emails, securely manage passwords by making them complex and unique to each account and changing them regularly, and back up important data.
Adrian Aldea - IBM X-Force 2013 Mid-Year Trend and Risk Report #uisgcon9UISGCON
Ā
This document summarizes an IBM Security Systems mid-year 2013 trend and risk report. It discusses how the IBM X-Force monitors the threat landscape and researches new attack techniques to educate customers. It outlines key trends in the first half of 2013 including a rise in targeted attacks exploiting trust relationships, watering hole attacks compromising websites, and attacks on foreign branch sites. Mobile threats like Android malware are also growing. The report concludes with recommendations to prioritize security basics like patching and educate users.
Why managed detection and response is more important now than everGāSECURE LABS
Ā
Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is an important cybersecurity tool for protecting organizations from increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks. MDR actively monitors networks for threats, detects intrusions and security issues, and responds quickly to prevent data breaches before they occur. By understanding an organization's environment and risks, MDR enhances threat prevention, detection, and response capabilities. With MDR, organizations can avoid the costly damages of data breaches and gain peace of mind knowing their data is secure.
Designing Security Assessment of Client Server System using Attack Tree Modelingijtsrd
Ā
Information security has grown as a prominent issue in our digital life. The network security is becoming more significant as the volume of data being exchanged over net increases day by day. Attack trees AT technique play an important role to investigate the threat analysis problem to known cyber attacks for risk assessment. The technique is especially effective in assessing and managing the risks from hostile, intelligent adversaries. It is useful for analyzing threats against assets ranging from information systems to physical infrastructure. By using attack tree modeling analysis an organization can understand the ways in which they will be attacked, determine the likelihood and impact damage of these attacks and decide what action to take where the risks are unacceptable. This paper describes the attack tree model for organization based on Client Server Network. It provides the ways for defending and preventing sensitive information from attackers. Attack tree modeling provides for effective security solutions, cost effective security solutions and defensible risk mitigation decisions. Sandar Pa Pa Thein | Phyu Phyu | Thin Thin Swe "Designing Security Assessment of Client- Server System using Attack Tree Modeling" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-5 , August 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd26727.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/computer-engineering/26727/designing-security-assessment-of-client--server-system-using-attack-tree-modeling/sandar-pa-pa-thein
Type of Security Threats and its Preventionijsrd.com
Ā
Security is a branch of computer technology known as information security as applied to computers and networks. The objective of online security includes protection of information and property from theft, corruption, or threats attack, while allowing the information and property to remain accessible and productive to its intended users. The term online system security means the collective processes and mechanisms by which sensitive and valuable information and services are protected from publication, tampering or collapse by unauthorized activities or untrustworthy individuals and unplanned events respectively. The basic aim of this article is to Prevention against unauthorized security Attack and Threats.
This document discusses social engineering and its threat to information security. Social engineering involves manipulating people into revealing confidential information or performing actions that compromise security. It describes common social engineering techniques like direct approaches, dumpster diving, technical deception, and exploiting trust in authority figures. The document emphasizes that social engineering is often more effective than technological attacks because it takes advantage of human weaknesses like willingness to help and be liked. It warns organizations must educate users and have policies to defend against social engineering attempts.
Large organizations are vulnerable to hackers for several reasons: there are many potential opportunities for hackers due to increased internet usage; hackers have financial and competitive motives; and hacking can be discreet and go undetected for long periods. Additionally, large companies often lack regular monitoring for threats and many individual employees have poor cybersecurity practices like using weak passwords.
Top Positive and Negative Impacts of AI & ML on CybersecurityPixel Crayons
Ā
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies have many positive applications, from helping researchers better understand neural pathways in the brain to assisting law enforcement with identifying suspects in criminal investigations.
They are renowned for the greater good of cybersecurity. However, these technologies also hold the potential to ruin our perfectly running digital world and become a source of power to the dark web users/administrators.
If youāre not familiar with how AI and ML might impact cybersecurity, this blog will discuss both sides of the coin and help you better understand how this technology might affect you one day soon.
Under the right hands, they are a boon to humanity, but they can quickly turn into a bane on the corrupt hands.
As for now, upgrade your security with these technologies to stay in the competition. Connect with a Machine Learning company in India to maximize your cybersecurity.
https://bit.ly/3rrYI3J
#cybersecurity #aiincybersecurity #mlincybersecurity #machinelearningincybersecurity #artificialintelligenceincybersecurity #hireaidevelopers #machinelearningcompaniesinindia #machinelearningdevelopmentcompany #machinelearningdevelopmentservices #topmachinelearningcompanies
This document summarizes a presentation on cybersecurity risks and management practices. It outlines the evolution of cyber threats from less advanced in the past to more sophisticated today. Significant risks to businesses are identified as data theft, malware that destroys systems, denial of service attacks, and reputational attacks. Case studies show how even large companies can be vulnerable to attacks through a single weak point. The document then covers different types of security threats like hacking, phishing, man-in-the-middle attacks, and botnets. It emphasizes the need for senior management leadership on cybersecurity and outlines best practices for managing risks and measuring return on investment in security.
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The document provides statistics and analysis on internet security threats in 2012 from the Symantec Internet Security Threat Report 2013. Some key findings include:
- Over 6,000 new vulnerabilities were discovered in 2012, a rise from previous years.
- Targeted attacks increasingly aimed at small-to-medium sized businesses, with 31% targeting those with under 250 employees.
- Mobile malware increased 58% in 2012, with the majority (59%) of all malware targeting Android devices rather than iOS devices.
- 14 zero-day exploits were reported in 2012, many attributed to cyberespionage groups like the Elderwood Gang.
- Social media and mobile platforms came under increasing attack from malware and phishing in 2012
Priyanka Singh presented on cyber security. As computer usage has grown since the 1970s, so too have security threats. Cyber security now protects computers and networks from theft, damage, disruption or information disclosure of electronic data, software or hardware. It covers various elements like data, application, mobile, network, endpoint, cloud, database and infrastructure security. Cyber threats include cybercrime, cyberattacks and cyberterrorism. Common threat methods are phishing, malware, SQL injection, and backdoors. The presentation provided tips for building cyber security through password management, software protection, multi-factor authentication and disaster recovery planning.
The document discusses mobile security risks and trends. It outlines the anatomy of a mobile attack, including infection vectors, installing backdoors, and exfiltrating data. Key findings include the challenge of BYOD, lack of security in mobile apps, and employees unwittingly introducing threats via personal devices. The OWASP Mobile Top 10 risks framework classifies common vulnerabilities such as improper platform usage, insecure data storage, weak authentication, and code tampering. Overall, the growth of mobile devices and lack of awareness regarding mobile security hygiene has introduced significant risks that organizations must address.
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The document outlines the evolution of cybersecurity over time as computing and the internet developed and new threats emerged. It discusses how in the early days of isolated systems in the 1970s, security was minimal but grew with networking. The rise of malware in the 1980s-1990s led to antivirus software, while the internet age in the late 1990s saw increased cyber attacks and the development of intrusion detection. As e-commerce rose in the 2000s, financial institutions were targeted, requiring new security measures. Advanced persistent threats emerged in the mid-2000s attributed to nation-states. Mobile devices brought new challenges in the 2010s that required mobile security solutions. Artificial intelligence now both enhances security capabilities but can also be exploited
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Individuals, businesses, whether small or big, governments, and groups have adopted the computer system to ease work. These systems have to be protected from various threats on the internet or people with ill intentions to infiltrate the systems.
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Cyber Security in business is all about protecting the data, not just the online data but also the offline data, from theft and any sort of damage. It includes the security of personal data, intellectual property data, protected information, sensitive data, government data as well as the data of various industries. It is a shield that helps in safeguarding the entire data of a business. Running a business is not everyoneās cup of tea and what makes it further difficult is the absence of cyber security. Letās learn what impact this service has on the running of a successful business.
The document discusses internet and network security risks and solutions. It provides an overview of common security threats like cybercrime, malware, and social engineering attacks. It then describes intrusion detection systems (IDS) and intrusion prevention systems (IPS) as basic concepts. IDS passively monitors network traffic and alerts administrators of potential threats, while IPS actively blocks malicious traffic in addition to detecting and alerting. The document analyzes IDS/IPS solutions and their role in providing security for networks and systems.
Social engineering and phishing attacks are the largest threats to companies, as attackers are increasingly relying on tricking users to gain access to systems. Mobile malware and internet-connected devices are also growing vulnerabilities, as more business is conducted and data is stored on mobile and cloud systems. Companies need to invest in protections against these emerging threats like social engineering, mobile malware, cloud vulnerabilities, and weaknesses in the growing Internet of Things. Staying ahead of changing attack types can help reduce vulnerabilities, but protecting against current and future risks is a ongoing challenge.
In the digital age, where almost every aspect of our lives is intertwined with the internet, cybersecurity and online privacy have become paramount concerns. As we increasingly rely on the digital realm for communication, shopping, banking, and more, the protection of our personal data and sensitive information is crucial. This article explores the significance of cybersecurity and online privacy, the threats we face, and practical measures to safeguard our digital lives.
The document summarizes key internet security trends from 2012, as analyzed by Symantec Corporation in their Internet Security Threat Report. Some of the top trends include:
1) Small businesses were increasingly targeted by attackers, with 50% of attacks aimed at businesses with less than 2,500 employees. Small businesses are seen as having weaker security defenses.
2) Malware authors sought to steal users' private information through spying on computers, mobile devices, and social networks, in order to profit through identity theft and banking fraud. Targeted attacks involved extensive profiling of victims.
3) The rise of mobile malware continued significantly, with a 58% increase in mobile malware families compared to 2011. However, mobile
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2. Tren Keamanan 2012
ā¢ Menurut riset Trend Microāvendor keamanan asal Taiwanāakan ada banyak hal
menarik yang menjadi perhatian para pekerja keamanan TI di tahun 2012 nanti.
ā¢ Tren smartphone, tablet dan ultrabook, serta cloud di tahun 2011 diprediksi akan tetap
menjadi fokus utama keamanan data di 2012. Sistem dan teknologi yang ada akan
semakin canggih, tapi penjahat cyber pun tak kalah canggih. Berikut ini prediksi
keamanan yang dilakukan oleh Raimund Ganes (CTO Trend Micro):
1.Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā BersiapĀ untukĀ eraĀ BYOD
ā Meskipun masih banyak perusahaan yang merasa tidak nyaman dengan ākonsumerisasi TIā,
keamanan dan insiden pelanggaran data di 2012 akan memaksa perusahaan untuk
menghadapi era Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD). Era BYOD tidak bisa dihindarkan
seiring dengan berkembangnya peranti mulai dari ultrabook hingga tablet, hingga data yang
disimpan tak bisa lagi sepenuhnya dikontrol oleh admistrator TI. Kemungkinan hilangnya
data melalui penggunaan peranti pribadi ini pun akan meningkat.
2.Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā AmankanĀ dataĀ center
ā Tantangan nyata yang akan dihadapi pemilik data center di tahun depan adalah semakin
kompleksnya keamanan untuk sistem virtual, fisik dan cloud. Serangan ditargetkan pada
mesin virtual dan layanan pada komputasi cloud. Platform virtual dan cloud tetap ada celah
untuk diserang. Hal ini tentunya akan menjadi beban bagi tenaga IT untuk mengamankan
data mereka, selama mereka mengadopsi teknologi ini. Mengamankan server virtualisasi
adalah hal utama, dimana kejahatan pencurian data bisa terjadi melalui sistem yang rentan.
3. Tren Keamanan
3.Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā SeranganĀ diĀ smartphoneĀ danĀ tablet
ā Pertumbuhan pesat dari smartphone, melalui Android, dan hadirnya tablet, diperkirakan
juga tak luput dari serangan di 2012. Dengan angka pertumbuhan dari contoh-contoh
malware yang baru saat ini, Trend Micro memprediksi akan melihat lebih dari 100 ribu
trojan jahat yang muncul di Android hingga Desember 2012 apabila angka pertumbuhan
tersebut terus melaju.
4.Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā CelahĀ diĀ aplikasiĀ mobile
ā Munculnya banyak pasar aplikasi di beberapa sistem operasi smartphone, membuat
penjahat cyber bisa memanfaatkan jalur ini. Saat ini, penjahat menggunakannya sebagai
aplikasi malicious. Bisa jadi karena developer mengalami salah pengkodean sehingga
celah ini dimanfaatkan penjahat. Atau, si penjahat sengaja membuat aplikasi yang setelah
diunduh dan diinstal merugikan pengguna.
5.Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā BotnetĀ masihĀ ada
ā Meskipun botnet akan menjadi lebih kecil skalanya, tapi mereka akan tumbuh dalam
jumlah yang lebih banyak. Botnet, alat kejatahan cyber tradisional, akan berkembang
sebagai respon terhadap tindakan yang diambil oleh industri keamanan. Botnet menjadi
lebih kecil, tapi akan lebih mudah dikelola sebagai media penyebaran malware ke
komputer visitor, pencurian password (scam), mass-email ke ratusan ribu alamat (spam),
mencuri data website anda (theft), penipuan pay-per-click (abuse) dan membuat IP server
anda di-blacklist oleh berbagai layanan.
4. Tren Keamanan
6.Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā SeranganĀ yangĀ tidakĀ biasa
ā Target serangan hackers akan ditujukan pada target yang tidak biasa, seperti pada
produsen sistem kontrol industri, dan peralatan medis untuk mengambil data intelijen dan
aset dari beberapa perusahaan. Threat seperti STUXNET atau Duqu, yang sempat
menyusup ke dalam reaktor nuklir Iran, akan kembali muncul dengan target serangan
yang tidak diduga.
7.Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā KejahatanĀ cyberĀ makinĀ kreatif
ā Penjahat dunia maya kedepannya akan menemukan cara yang lebih kreatif bukan saja
dalam hal melakukan pencurian data, tapi juga untuk bersembunyi dari penegakan
hukum.
8.Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā AwasĀ seranganĀ dariĀ kelompokĀ Hacker
ā Tahun 2011 ini ditandai dengan kehadiran kelompok hacker Anonymous dan Lulzsec,
yang berhasil mengacak dan menghancurkan data dunia maya. Sony Playstation Network
sempat merasakan serangan mereka. Biarpun sebagian kelompok ini telah ditangkap,
mereka yang masih bebas tetap melancarkan kampanye serangan terhadap institusi
tertentu. Contoh lain : LulzSec, Antisec
9.Ā Ā Ā Ā Ā InformasiĀ pribadiĀ takĀ lagiĀ rahasia
ā Tahun depan seiring dengan banyaknya pengguna social media dari anak-anak muda, kini
data-data yang dulu bersifat rahasia seperti alamat email, alamat rumah, dan nomor
telepon pribadi pun, kini bisa dengan mudah diumumkan melalui akun social media
mereka. Dan ini tentunya, tanpa mereka sadari akan menjadi prospek ideal bagi kejahatan
cyber.
5. Tren Keamanan
10.Ā Ā SeranganĀ socialĀ engineeringĀ ditargetkanĀ keĀ UKM
ā 2012 diperkirakan teknik social engineering untuk mendapatkan data-data
pribadi semakin beragam, dan menyusup juga sektor UKM. Dimana sektor ini
pun terkadang luput dari pengawasan, tentunya dengan memanfaatkan
kelemahan manusia, bukan alat dan sistemnya.
11.Ā Ā AlatĀ cybercimeĀ makinĀ canggih
ā Kini alat untuk melakukan cybercrime akan semakin canggih, termasuk dari
aktor intelektual dan penyandang dana dari serangan. Kegiatan dari Advanced
persistent threat (APT) agents: Sebuah organisasi dengan pemasok dana yang
bertujuan untuk mencuri kekayaan intektual perusahaan atau bahasa awamnya
data-data perusahaan akan bertambah.
12.Ā Ā LonjakanĀ malware
ā Kehilangan data yang disebabkan karena infeksi malware akan meningkat
tahun depan. Pada 2011 ini saja per Januari hingga Juli 2011 saja kenaikan
malware Android dibanding 2010 adalah 1410%, serta tiap detiknya terbentuk
3,5 threat baru.
http://www.infokomputer.com/fitur/41-sekuriti/4711-12-ramalan-keamanan-ti-di-tahun-2012
6. Ancaman terhadap Mobile Tech
ā¢ Jumlah ancaman keamanan Android
meningkat sebanyak tiga kali lipat di
kuartal kedua tahun ini.
ā¢ Pada kuartal pertama 2012, Kaspersky
Lab mencatat kemunculan 5,441
malware baru yang menyasar platform
mobile open source tersebut. Kuartal
berikutnya, angka tersebut naik tajam
menjadi 14,923 malware baru.
ā¢ Malware Android yang ditemukan
Kaspersky di perempat tahun kedua
2012 ini terdiri dari :
ā Trojan SMS yang dipakai untuk mencuri
uang dari pengguna. Caranya adalah
dengan mengirim SMS bertarif premium
tanpa sepengetahuan si empunya
perangkat. (25 persen)
ā Jenis backdoor yang memungkinkan
penciptanya mengontrol perangkat
Android korban. (18 persen )
ā Jenis Trojan Spy, yang paling berbahaya
karena bisa memberi akses ke rekening
bank korban.
http://tekno.kompas.com/read/2012/08/21/11480130/Android.Kini.Tiga.Kali.Lebih.Berbahaya
7. Ancaman celah keamanan dan
bagaimana cara meminimalisir
Contoh Celah keamanan internet yang mengincar user :
ā¢ Kegiatan transaksi banking yang dilakukan di public area (public wifi, warnet,) tentu
saja sangat rentan Celah yang dimanfaatkan untuk mendapatkan akun banking anda :
Ancaman seperti Man In The Middle Attack, DNS Spoofing, Session
Hijacking, dll bisa dengan cepat membajak akun anda
ā¢ Contoh kasus lainnya yg marak adalah phishing. Phishing ini di di ambil dari kata
fishing yang artinya memancing. Tujuan phishing ini ada mencoba menjebak user
untuk melakukan tindakan tertentu, dan tentunya pada akhirnya akan merugikan user
tersebut
ā Misalnya anda menerima email yang mengatasnamakan tim IT Security bank tertentu, dan
meminta anda mengupdate password, dan dia memberikan link
ā Biasanya anda terkecoh dan percaya krn pd email sender tsb jelas pengirimnya (cth
administrator@bni.co.id)
ā Padahal sebenarnya pengirim email phishing tsb mengirim dgn fake email address, coba
anda klik detail email tsb (Opsi Show original pd Gmail)
ā Hal tersebut dilakukan untuk melihat apakah benar sender nya dari user yg legitimate?
ā Biasanya pada email tersebut di sertakan link URL, attachmenet html, atau file2 seperti
document, anda harus waspada sebelum membukanya!
ā Jangan pernah percaya pada URL Shortener! Check terlebih dahulu link tsb, misalnya
menggunakan layanan ini - http://mcaf.ee/
ā Jika link URL yang di berikan pada email phishing tadi mencurigakan, cek kembali, misalnya
URL nya apakah benar URL yg original?
8. Ancaman celah keamanan dan
bagaimana cara meminimalisir
ā¢ Pastikan anda selalu menggunakan https jika menggunakan account penting spt
banking, socmed, email, Cari plugin browser yg mengharuskan membuka web2
tersebut menggunakan https, seperti https everywhere
ā¢ Walaupun tidak menjamin keamanan secara penuh jika menggunakan https,
setidaknya ini mencegah anda agar tidak terjadi eavesdropping
ā¢ Celah keamanan yang lain yg sedang marak adalah malware pada smartphone.
Aplikasi fake yang disusupi malware banyak menjangkiti android,dan tren malware di
android ini sedang sangat marak misalnya banyak fake antivirus yang beredera di
googleplay, ketika user mendownloadnya, alih-alih untuk mengamankan smartphone,
apps tersebut malah merugikan kita, Mengirimkan data sensitif mengenai informasi
kita misalnya, atau ada juga yg tiba2 mengirimkan SMS premium yg men-charge
pulsa kita, atau muncul pop-up yg annoying. Untuk menghindari hal tersebut, jangan
mendownload aplikasi di luar dari market application (Googleplay, BB App World,
APpstore). Walaupun tidak menjamin juga jika download dari market store akan lebih
aman Cari review terlebih dahulu mengenai aplikasi yg anda ingin download, cari
kontak support,alamat website nya, dan siapa author nya. Jangan mendownload
aplikasi bajakan, karena kita tidak tahu apakah aplikasi tersebut sudah di backdoor,
mengandung trojan, spyware,dll
9. Ancaman celah keamanan dan
bagaimana cara meminimalisir
ā¢ Celah keamanan lain yang juga marak di socmed adalah clickjacking. Ada yang
tahu apa itu clickjacking? Clickjacking secara sederhana di artikan sebagai salah
satu malicious tehcnic yang memanfaatkan user yang biasanya sembarang main klik.
Pernah lihat wall temen kamu di facebook tiba2 spread video2 berbau porn? atau
misalnya pernah liat temen2 kamu tiba2 ngirim Spam DM di twitter? Atau contoh
lainnya tiba2 kamu dpt email dr tmn kmu yg isinya link2 ga jelas gitu?
ā¢ Nah, itu contoh dari clickjacking. Klo ad tmn yg spreading hal2 ky gt,jgn asal klik :D,
krn kmu jg bs kena kayak dia, tanpa disadari kmu akan nyebarin link2 tsb
http://digitoktavianto.web.id/kultwit-tren-ancaman-dan-celah-keamanan-di-internet.html
10. Simulasi Software Keamanan
Komputer
Background
ā¢ OMNeT++ is a discrete event simulation environment. Its primary application area is the
simulation of communication networks, but because of its generic and flexible architecture, is
successfully used in other areas like the simulation of complex IT systems, queueing networks or
hardware architectures as well.
ā¢ OMNeT++ provides a component architecture for models. Components (modules) are
programmed in C++, then assembled into larger components and models using a high-level
language (NED). Reusability of models comes for free. OMNeT++ has extensive GUI support,
and due to its modular architecture, the simulation kernel (and models) can be embedded easily
into your applications.
ā¢ Although OMNeT++ is not a network simulator itself, it is currently gaining widespread popularity
as a network simulation platform in the scientific community as well as in industrial settings, and
building up a large user community.
Components
ā¢ simulation kernel library
ā¢ compiler for the NED topology description language
ā¢ OMNeT++ IDE based on the Eclipse platform
ā¢ GUI for simulation execution, links into simulation executable (Tkenv)
ā¢ command-line user interface for simulation execution (Cmdenv)
ā¢ utilities (makefile creation tool, etc.)
ā¢ documentation, sample simulations, etc.
11. Simulasi Software Keamanan
Komputer
Platforms
1. OMNeT++ runs on Linux, Mac OS X, other Unix-like systems and on
Windows (XP, Win2K, Vista, 7).
2. The OMNeT++ IDE requires Linux32/64, Mac OS X 10.5 or Windows
XP
12. Simulasi Software Keamanan
Komputer
Background
ā¢ NeSSiĀ² is an open source project developed at the
DAI-Labor and sponsored by
Deutsche Telekom Laboratories.
ā¢ NeSSi (Network Security Simulator) is a novel network
simulation tool which incorporates a variety of features
relevant to network security distinguishing it from
general-purpose network simulators. Its capabilities such
as profile-based automated attack generation, traffic
analysis and support for the detection algorithm plugins
allow it to be used for security research and evaluation
purposes.
ā¢ NeSSi has been successfully used for testing intrusion
detection algorithms, conducting network security
analysis, and developingoverlay security frameworks.
14. Software Audit Keamanan Komputer
ā¢ Secure Windows Auditorā¢ (SWA) is a windows
security software solution which provides windows
security auditing and assessment software which
empower network administrators & IT security
auditors to conduct in-depth security assessments of
network based windows systems.
ā¢ This Windows security software can run from a
centralized location on the network during windows
security assessments. It identifies vulnerabilities and
categorizes them according to their respective risk
levels and provides step by step solutions to
eliminate them; thus simplifying the enormous task
of windows security audit.
This windows security software searches for
vulnerabilities in Account Policies, Password
Policy, Audit Policy, Weak Passwords, Missing
Patches, Misconfigurations, System Vulnerabilities,
Trojans Spyware, Files and Folder Permissions,
Registry Settings, User Rights and System Services.
It then presents them in form of a comprehensive
report and provides solutions, which if properly
implemented will result in securing windows based
systems.
http://www.secure-bytes.com/swa.php
15. Software Audit Keamanan Komputer
Security Tools
Windows Security Tools Windows Password Auditor
Windows Event Log Analyzer Windows Asset Inventory Viewer
Windows Remote Control FTP Brute Force Tester MySQL Brute Force Tester
Windows PCI Compliance Check Windows HIPAA Compliance Check
Oracle Security Tools Oracle SID Tester Oracle Default Password Tester
Oracle TNS Password Tester Oracle Password Auditor
Oracle Access Rights Auditor Oracle Brute Force Tester
Oracle Event Log Analyzer Oracle PCI Compliance Check
Ora HIPAA Compliance Check Oracle Query Browser
SQL Security Tools SQL Default Password Tester SQL Server Password Auditor
SQL Server Access Right Auditor SQL Server Event Log Analyzer
SQL Server Brute Force Tester SQL Server Query Browser
SQL PCI Compliance Check SQL HIPAA Compliance Check
Cisco Security Tools Cisco Configuration Manager
Cisco Type7 Password Decryptor Cisco MD5 Password Auditor
Cisco Firewall Password Auditor IP Calculator Cisco SNMP Brute Force Tester
Cisco VPN Password Auditor Cisco Switch Port Mapper
Cisco Configuration Backup Tool
General Security Tools Traceroute Port Scanner SNMP Browser SNMP Scanner
Whois DNS Auditor Mac Detector DNS Lookup HTTP Brute Force Tester
SSH Brute Force Tester
http://www.secure-bytes.com/swa.php
16. Software Audit Keamanan Komputer
General Security Tools
Traceroute
http://www.secure-bytes.com/swa.php
Port Scanner
is a basic tool required to secure a network
from intrusion. Viruses probe for open
ports on the weak systems of the network
that can compromise entire network
security measures. Continuous monitoring
of open ports will identify all sort of
changes even they are minute in nature.
utility allows tracking the path of a
packet from its origination to
destination address. It allows the
user to trace the track of a
particular transmission on the
network.
17. Software Audit Keamanan Komputer
General Security Tools
SNMP Browser
SNMP Browser discover network
using SNMP MIB, SNMP traps and
community name it also helps in
monitor network devices(router
monitor) using windows SNMP.
http://www.secure-bytes.com/swa.php
SNMP Scanner
Simple Network Management
Protocol (SNMP) is a UDP-
based an application layer
network protocol which was
developed to manage devices
on an IP network. SNMP
scanner uses SNMP MIB and
SNMP traps for monitoring
routers in a network.
18. Software Audit Keamanan Komputer
General Security Tools
Whois
WHOIS is a search tool that
can check domain names,
ICANN and personal contact
information of the registrar
from WHOIS databases.
http://www.secure-bytes.com/swa.php
DNS Auditor
provides facility to resolved domain names and
their respective IP addresses. DNS Auditor is
critical tool because various security weaknesses
are associated with IP Address, Domain Name and
DNS name. It is extremely important to have
accurate DNS information in order to have smooth
IP based communication.
19. Software Audit Keamanan Komputer
General Security Tools
Mac Detector
http://www.secure-bytes.com/swa.php
DNS Lookup
is a tool to detect MAC addresses of
computers over the network from their IP
addresses.MAC address is an important
component for network security, control and
infrastructure management because it is a
unique code identifier of networking
equipment.
DNS Lookup is effective tool to resolve domain names into the
corresponding IP address and to retrieve particular information from
the target domains (for example, MX record, A record etc.). Hackers
use this type of tools for Foot printing a network
20. Software Audit Keamanan Komputer
Security Tools
HTTP Brute Force Tester
http://www.secure-bytes.com/swa.php
SSH Brute Force Tester
is a method of obtaining the user's authentication
credentials of a web based application, such as
the username and password to login to HTTP
and HTTPs sites. Password based tests are a
common methods of breaking into web sites.
is a method of obtaining the user's
authentication credentials of an SSH
connection, such as the username and
password to login. Password based tests are a
common methods of breaking into web sites.
21. Organisasi Penentu standar dan Sertifikasi
untuk Keamanan data dan Sistem
Tiger
ā¢ http://www.tigerscheme.org
ā¢ Tiger Scheme is a commercial certification
scheme for technical security specialists,
backed by University standards and covering a
wide range of expertise. The Tiger Scheme was
founded in 2007, on the principle that a
commercial certification scheme run on
independent lines would give buyers of security
testing services confidence that they were hiring
in a recognised and reputable company.
OWASP
ā¢ https://www.owasp.org
ā¢ The Open Web Application Security Project
(OWASP) is an Open Source community project
developing software tools and knowledge based
documentation that helps people secure web
applications and web services. It is an open
source reference point for system architects,
developers, vendors, consumers and security
professionals involved in designing, developing,
deploying and testing the security of web
applications and Web Services.
http://www.penetration-testing.com/home.html
22. Organisasi Penentu standar dan Sertifikasi
untuk Keamanan data dan Sistem
PCI
ā¢ https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org
ā¢ The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security
Requirements were established in December
2004, and apply to all Members, merchants,
and service providers that store, process or
transmit cardholder data. As well as a
requirement to comply with this standard, there
is a requirement to independently prove
verification.
ISACA
ā¢ https://www.isaca.org
ā¢ ISACA was established in 1967 and has
become a pace-setting global organization for
information governance, control, security and
audit professionals. Its IS Auditing and IS
Control standards are followed by practitioners
worldwide and its research pinpoints
professional issues challenging its constituents.
CISA, the Certified Information Systems Auditor
is ISACA's cornerstone certification. Since
1978, the CISA exam has measured excellence
in the area of IS auditing, control and security
and has grown to be globally recognized and
adopted worldwide as a symbol of achievement.
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23. Organisasi Penentu standar dan Sertifikasi
untuk Keamanan data dan Sistem
CHECK
ā¢ http://www.cesg.gov.uk
ā¢ The CESG IT Health Check scheme was
instigated to ensure that sensitive government
networks and those constituting the GSI
(Government Secure Intranet) and CNI (Critical
National Infrastructure) were secured and
tested to a consistent high level. The
methodology aims to identify known
vulnerabilities in IT systems and networks which
may compromise the confidentiality, integrity or
availability of information held on that IT system.
OSSTMM
ā¢ http://www.osstmm.org
ā¢ The aim of The Open Source Security Testing
Methodology Manual (OSSTMM) is to set forth
a standard for Internet security testing. It is
intended to form a comprehensive baseline for
testing that, if followed, ensures a thorough and
comprehensive penetration test has been
undertaken. This should enable a client to be
certain of the level of technical assessment
independently of other organisation concerns,
such as the corporate profile of the penetration-
testing provider.
http://www.penetration-testing.com/home.html
24. Organisasi Penentu standar dan Sertifikasi
untuk Keamanan data dan Sistem
CREST
ā¢ http://www.crest-approved.org
ā¢ The Council for Registered Ethical
Security Testers (CREST) exists to
serve the needs of a global
information security marketplace
that increasingly requires the
services of a regulated and
professional security testing
capability. It provides globally
recognised, up to date certifications
for organisations and individuals
providing penetration testing
services.
CSA
ā¢ https://cloudsecurityalliance.org/
ā¢ To promote the use of best
practices for providing security
assurance within Cloud Computing,
and provide education on the uses
of Cloud Computing to help secure
all other forms of computing.
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25. Organisasi Penentu standar dan Sertifikasi
untuk Keamanan data dan Sistem
EC Councilās
http://iclass.eccouncil.org/
ā¢ Security Awareness
Take an online course in Security Awareness, EC
Councilās Security 5 certification. This course is
great for busy professionals who what to learn
the basics of IT Security, from securing their
home network using best practices, to
establishing fundamental security measures in a
small business where the full time IT Security
staff is not present.
ā¢ Security Fundamentals
ā¢ EC Councilās Network Security Administrator
(ENSA) is a premier certification for the Network
Security Administrator.
ā¢ Ethical Hacking
ā¢ Certified Ethical Hacker through iClass is EC
Councilās official CEH Class preparing students
to challenge the Certified Ethical Hacker
Certification Exam 312-50.
ā¢ Computer Forensics
ā¢ EC Councilās Computer Hacking Forensic
Investigator CHFI is also available online through
iClass. CHFI investigators can draw on an array
of methods for discovering data that resides in a
computer system, or recovering deleted,
encrypted, or damaged file information.
http://www.penetration-testing.com/home.html
ā¢ Advanced Penetration Testing
ā¢ The EC Council Certified Security Analyst ECSA is the Second
Course following the Certified Ethical Hacker. CEH teaches the
student methods and tools used by hackers while the ECSA
prepares students to conduct security assessments and
complete Vulnerability Assessments & Penetration Tests using
industry leading methods, techniques, and tools.
ā¢ Disaster Recovery
ā¢ EC Councilās Disaster Recovery Professional Training online
through iClass prepares students for the EDRP certification
exam 312-76. The EDRP course teaches you the methods in
identifying vulnerabilities and takes appropriate
countermeasures to prevent and mitigate failure risks for an
organization.
ā¢ Application Security
ā¢ EC Council's Secure Coding Professional ECSP is a cutting
edge program delivered online through iClass teaching the
fundamentals of Application Security and Secure Coding
practices.
26. Organisasi Penentu standar dan Sertifikasi
untuk Keamanan data dan Sistem
CWSP Certification
ā¢ http://www.globalknowledge.com/tr
aining/certification_listing.asp?
pageid=12&certid=448&country=U
nited+States
ā¢ CWSP certification is a
professional-level wireless LAN
certification. Achieving CWSP
certification confirms that you have
the skills to successfully secure
enterprise Wi-Fi networks from
hackers, no matter which brand of
Wi-Fi gear your organization
deploys.
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