Guest Wi-Fi is a standard offering for growing numbers of organizations from cafes to businesses. But do you have any idea how your guests are using your Wi-Fi? VectorUSA and Fortinet have the answers.
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.
The NAC market is forecasted to grow substantially through 2018, reaching $1.46 billion. Top vendors currently control 70% of the market. Key drivers of NAC adoption include the ability to quarantine endpoints, support for BYOD, malware detection capabilities, ease of use, and integration with other security tools. The financial, government, healthcare, and education sectors account for 80% of NAC sales. NAC solutions must address challenges like interoperability, mobile workforce deployment, scalability, and streamlining IT operations like guest access and device management. The future of NAC involves more cohesive, distributed defenses that seamlessly integrate endpoint and perimeter security.
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.
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.
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.
The document discusses securing mobile access to enterprise infrastructure. It summarizes findings from classified mobility pilots, including deficiencies addressed through specialized apps to harden devices. It also discusses hardware roots of trust, the NIST guidelines on hardware-rooted security, and maintaining device integrity through building roots of trust into devices, extending them through operating systems, and maintaining isolation between apps and data. The document calls for continued prototyping of solutions by NSA and supporting development of security standards to accelerate the marketplace for secure mobile technologies.
Network Control Access for Non-IT ProfessionalsIncheon Park
The document discusses Network Access Control (NAC) solutions for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to gain visibility and control over devices on their networks in the age of "Bring Your Own Device" (BYOD). It introduces Genian NAC Business Edition as an affordable and easy-to-install NAC solution for SMEs to maintain an updated network inventory, block unauthorized devices, and enforce internal security policies on all connected devices. The solution addresses common problems that SMEs face with expensive and difficult to install traditional NAC solutions through an all-in-one appliance and subscription-based pricing model.
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.
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.
The NAC market is forecasted to grow substantially through 2018, reaching $1.46 billion. Top vendors currently control 70% of the market. Key drivers of NAC adoption include the ability to quarantine endpoints, support for BYOD, malware detection capabilities, ease of use, and integration with other security tools. The financial, government, healthcare, and education sectors account for 80% of NAC sales. NAC solutions must address challenges like interoperability, mobile workforce deployment, scalability, and streamlining IT operations like guest access and device management. The future of NAC involves more cohesive, distributed defenses that seamlessly integrate endpoint and perimeter security.
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.
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.
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.
The document discusses securing mobile access to enterprise infrastructure. It summarizes findings from classified mobility pilots, including deficiencies addressed through specialized apps to harden devices. It also discusses hardware roots of trust, the NIST guidelines on hardware-rooted security, and maintaining device integrity through building roots of trust into devices, extending them through operating systems, and maintaining isolation between apps and data. The document calls for continued prototyping of solutions by NSA and supporting development of security standards to accelerate the marketplace for secure mobile technologies.
Network Control Access for Non-IT ProfessionalsIncheon Park
The document discusses Network Access Control (NAC) solutions for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to gain visibility and control over devices on their networks in the age of "Bring Your Own Device" (BYOD). It introduces Genian NAC Business Edition as an affordable and easy-to-install NAC solution for SMEs to maintain an updated network inventory, block unauthorized devices, and enforce internal security policies on all connected devices. The solution addresses common problems that SMEs face with expensive and difficult to install traditional NAC solutions through an all-in-one appliance and subscription-based pricing model.
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.
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.
This document discusses Network Access Control (NAC) and how it works with other McAfee products to secure network access. NAC checks systems for health compliance against policies before and after network admission. It works with Microsoft NAP and McAfee NSP to enforce compliance for both managed and unmanaged systems. NAC is integrated into the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator console and provides a unified way to control network access and security across endpoints, appliances, and network devices.
NetFlow is a de facto standard for collecting IP network traffic statistics developed by Cisco. It provides insight into network traffic including which devices communicated, for how long, and how much data was transferred without monitoring the content of communications. NetFlow records contain information about source/destination IP addresses, ports, protocols, timestamps and byte/packet counts which can be used to detect spam, attacks, viruses, security incidents, network misconfigurations and staff network misuse. NetFlow data can be obtained from routers, switches, firewalls and virtualization software and then analyzed using specialized software.
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
This document discusses emerging technologies and proposes using MOVE (Movable Edge Datacenter) to support military operations. It first covers the top 10 strategic technology trends from 2015 to 2017 according to Gartner, including computing everywhere, the internet of things, machine learning, and more. It then discusses how the military operational environment is changing with network-centric warfare. Finally, it proposes several ways MOVE could be utilized by different military units and operations to enhance combat capabilities, such as providing decentralized computing resources at the tactical edge to support independent and special operations.
The document discusses security assessments and threat modeling for software applications. It provides an overview of the current state of the software industry and common security issues. It then describes the process for conducting a threat modeling session, including identifying security requirements, understanding the application architecture, identifying potential threats, and determining existing countermeasures and vulnerabilities. Conducting threat modeling helps prioritize testing and inform secure development practices.
Utm (unified threat management) security solutionsAnthony Daniel
Cyberoam Unified Threat Management or UTM appliances offer comprehensive security to organizations, ranging from large enterprises to small and branch offices.
Network Access Control, or NAC, solutions enhance network security by reducing the likelihood of unauthorized access and mitigating several threats and vulnerabilities. With a NAC, you can define and implement security policies that allow client machines access to network resources only when certain conditions are met.
1) The number of IoT devices is expected to grow dramatically from around 6 billion in 2015 to over 21 billion by 2020, with businesses accounting for 63% of spending on these devices.
2) As IoT devices proliferate, increased visibility into these devices through profiling, monitoring, and flexible enforcement is needed to secure networks from threats. Network Access Control (NAC) can provide this visibility and control to protect enterprises.
3) NAC provides essential context awareness and control capabilities to block, quarantine, or redirect compromised endpoints, and its integration abilities allow for improved network security orchestration across multiple environments including cloud and data centers.
Cyberoam network security appliances offer next generation security features and deliver future-ready security to highly complex enterprise networks. The unique Layer 8 identity-based security gives enterprises complete visibility and control over user activity.
Firewall Basics & Internetworking with Cisco PIX -Firewall Presented by : Souvik Santra [Manager, 3i Infotech Consultancy Services Ltd]
The document discusses firewall types including packet filtering gateways, stateful inspection firewalls, proxy firewalls, NAT firewalls and the Cisco PIX firewall. It describes how firewalls work, comparing packet filtering to stateful inspection. Topologies for connecting inside, outside and DMZ networks to Cisco PIX firewalls are presented.
The document discusses firewalls and their importance for protecting computers. It defines a firewall as a device or program that separates secure areas in computer networks. Firewalls block incoming connections from outside without permission to check information and allow or block passes depending on settings. This prevents malware penetration and protects devices. The document also describes three types of firewalls: packet-filtering routers, application layer proxies, and circuit-level gateways.
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.
This document discusses different types of firewalls and how they work. It describes hardware and software firewalls, and explains that hardware firewalls protect entire networks while software firewalls protect individual computers. It also outlines different firewall types including packet filters, application-level gateways, circuit-level gateways, and stateful inspection firewalls; and how each works to filter network traffic and protect private networks from unauthorized access.
Simjacker: how to protect your network from the latest hot vulnerabilityPositiveTechnologies
Simjacker is a vulnerability that allows hackers to exploit SMS commands to gain control of mobile devices. The document discusses:
1. The history of STK and how it allows SMS-based menus and commands to be sent to SIM cards, including sending location data and making calls.
2. How the Simjacker vulnerability works by sending SMS commands from an unauthorized number or platform to exploit the STK functionality.
3. Recommendations for networks to protect against Simjacker like prohibiting direct STK SMS messages and continually monitoring and assessing networks for vulnerabilities.
This document contains a resume for Minal Wankhede, who is seeking a position in networking and security. She has over 6 years of experience working as a Senior Engineer at Financial Technologies (India) Ltd, where she performed tasks like firewall configuration, VLAN setup, security device upgrades, and network troubleshooting. She has technical skills and certifications in areas like Cisco, Checkpoint, and ITIL. She has a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication and is seeking to further explore and excel in the fields of networking and security.
unified threat management by Nisha Menon KNisha Menon K
This document discusses unified threat management (UTM). UTM provides a comprehensive security solution that combines multiple security functions such as firewall, antivirus, intrusion prevention, and spam filtering into a single device. It simplifies network security management. The document describes common network threats, features of UTM including various security functions, types of UTM solutions, advantages like reduced complexity, and disadvantages like single point of failure. It also discusses next generation UTM that provides expanded security and identity-based access policies.
This document summarizes an event hosted by Lan & Wan Solutions and Fortinet Italy to discuss innovating businesses and network security. The agenda includes presentations on Fortinet's security solutions and a free cyber threat assessment program. It promotes Fortinet's integrated security platform and threat intelligence from FortiGuard Labs. The event also includes a network assessment report and lunch at the Zonin winery.
1. The document describes how a media product was designed to use and challenge conventions of real music magazines like Kerrang. Key elements that were modeled after Kerrang include the worn title font, banners along the top, and featuring multiple bands on the front cover. Some elements were developed further, like adding a "Plus" bar to highlight included bands.
2. Photos on the cover were posed similarly to Kerrang with models looking directly at the camera to draw in readers. Layout conventions like the title at the top and large artist name in the middle were followed.
3. For inside pages, a typical Kerrang double page spread layout with a large image on one side and interview on the other was used. Dark
A biodiversidade refere-se à variedade de vida na Terra, incluindo plantas, animais e micro-organismos, além dos ecossistemas e processos ecológicos nos quais eles interagem. A perda de biodiversidade devido a atividades humanas como desmatamento, poluição e mudanças climáticas está ameaçando a sustentabilidade dos ecossistemas e o bem-estar humano. Devemos proteger a biodiversidade para as gerações futuras por meio da conservação dos habitats naturais e da redução do consumo de recursos
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.
This document discusses Network Access Control (NAC) and how it works with other McAfee products to secure network access. NAC checks systems for health compliance against policies before and after network admission. It works with Microsoft NAP and McAfee NSP to enforce compliance for both managed and unmanaged systems. NAC is integrated into the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator console and provides a unified way to control network access and security across endpoints, appliances, and network devices.
NetFlow is a de facto standard for collecting IP network traffic statistics developed by Cisco. It provides insight into network traffic including which devices communicated, for how long, and how much data was transferred without monitoring the content of communications. NetFlow records contain information about source/destination IP addresses, ports, protocols, timestamps and byte/packet counts which can be used to detect spam, attacks, viruses, security incidents, network misconfigurations and staff network misuse. NetFlow data can be obtained from routers, switches, firewalls and virtualization software and then analyzed using specialized software.
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
This document discusses emerging technologies and proposes using MOVE (Movable Edge Datacenter) to support military operations. It first covers the top 10 strategic technology trends from 2015 to 2017 according to Gartner, including computing everywhere, the internet of things, machine learning, and more. It then discusses how the military operational environment is changing with network-centric warfare. Finally, it proposes several ways MOVE could be utilized by different military units and operations to enhance combat capabilities, such as providing decentralized computing resources at the tactical edge to support independent and special operations.
The document discusses security assessments and threat modeling for software applications. It provides an overview of the current state of the software industry and common security issues. It then describes the process for conducting a threat modeling session, including identifying security requirements, understanding the application architecture, identifying potential threats, and determining existing countermeasures and vulnerabilities. Conducting threat modeling helps prioritize testing and inform secure development practices.
Utm (unified threat management) security solutionsAnthony Daniel
Cyberoam Unified Threat Management or UTM appliances offer comprehensive security to organizations, ranging from large enterprises to small and branch offices.
Network Access Control, or NAC, solutions enhance network security by reducing the likelihood of unauthorized access and mitigating several threats and vulnerabilities. With a NAC, you can define and implement security policies that allow client machines access to network resources only when certain conditions are met.
1) The number of IoT devices is expected to grow dramatically from around 6 billion in 2015 to over 21 billion by 2020, with businesses accounting for 63% of spending on these devices.
2) As IoT devices proliferate, increased visibility into these devices through profiling, monitoring, and flexible enforcement is needed to secure networks from threats. Network Access Control (NAC) can provide this visibility and control to protect enterprises.
3) NAC provides essential context awareness and control capabilities to block, quarantine, or redirect compromised endpoints, and its integration abilities allow for improved network security orchestration across multiple environments including cloud and data centers.
Cyberoam network security appliances offer next generation security features and deliver future-ready security to highly complex enterprise networks. The unique Layer 8 identity-based security gives enterprises complete visibility and control over user activity.
Firewall Basics & Internetworking with Cisco PIX -Firewall Presented by : Souvik Santra [Manager, 3i Infotech Consultancy Services Ltd]
The document discusses firewall types including packet filtering gateways, stateful inspection firewalls, proxy firewalls, NAT firewalls and the Cisco PIX firewall. It describes how firewalls work, comparing packet filtering to stateful inspection. Topologies for connecting inside, outside and DMZ networks to Cisco PIX firewalls are presented.
The document discusses firewalls and their importance for protecting computers. It defines a firewall as a device or program that separates secure areas in computer networks. Firewalls block incoming connections from outside without permission to check information and allow or block passes depending on settings. This prevents malware penetration and protects devices. The document also describes three types of firewalls: packet-filtering routers, application layer proxies, and circuit-level gateways.
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.
This document discusses different types of firewalls and how they work. It describes hardware and software firewalls, and explains that hardware firewalls protect entire networks while software firewalls protect individual computers. It also outlines different firewall types including packet filters, application-level gateways, circuit-level gateways, and stateful inspection firewalls; and how each works to filter network traffic and protect private networks from unauthorized access.
Simjacker: how to protect your network from the latest hot vulnerabilityPositiveTechnologies
Simjacker is a vulnerability that allows hackers to exploit SMS commands to gain control of mobile devices. The document discusses:
1. The history of STK and how it allows SMS-based menus and commands to be sent to SIM cards, including sending location data and making calls.
2. How the Simjacker vulnerability works by sending SMS commands from an unauthorized number or platform to exploit the STK functionality.
3. Recommendations for networks to protect against Simjacker like prohibiting direct STK SMS messages and continually monitoring and assessing networks for vulnerabilities.
This document contains a resume for Minal Wankhede, who is seeking a position in networking and security. She has over 6 years of experience working as a Senior Engineer at Financial Technologies (India) Ltd, where she performed tasks like firewall configuration, VLAN setup, security device upgrades, and network troubleshooting. She has technical skills and certifications in areas like Cisco, Checkpoint, and ITIL. She has a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication and is seeking to further explore and excel in the fields of networking and security.
unified threat management by Nisha Menon KNisha Menon K
This document discusses unified threat management (UTM). UTM provides a comprehensive security solution that combines multiple security functions such as firewall, antivirus, intrusion prevention, and spam filtering into a single device. It simplifies network security management. The document describes common network threats, features of UTM including various security functions, types of UTM solutions, advantages like reduced complexity, and disadvantages like single point of failure. It also discusses next generation UTM that provides expanded security and identity-based access policies.
This document summarizes an event hosted by Lan & Wan Solutions and Fortinet Italy to discuss innovating businesses and network security. The agenda includes presentations on Fortinet's security solutions and a free cyber threat assessment program. It promotes Fortinet's integrated security platform and threat intelligence from FortiGuard Labs. The event also includes a network assessment report and lunch at the Zonin winery.
1. The document describes how a media product was designed to use and challenge conventions of real music magazines like Kerrang. Key elements that were modeled after Kerrang include the worn title font, banners along the top, and featuring multiple bands on the front cover. Some elements were developed further, like adding a "Plus" bar to highlight included bands.
2. Photos on the cover were posed similarly to Kerrang with models looking directly at the camera to draw in readers. Layout conventions like the title at the top and large artist name in the middle were followed.
3. For inside pages, a typical Kerrang double page spread layout with a large image on one side and interview on the other was used. Dark
A biodiversidade refere-se à variedade de vida na Terra, incluindo plantas, animais e micro-organismos, além dos ecossistemas e processos ecológicos nos quais eles interagem. A perda de biodiversidade devido a atividades humanas como desmatamento, poluição e mudanças climáticas está ameaçando a sustentabilidade dos ecossistemas e o bem-estar humano. Devemos proteger a biodiversidade para as gerações futuras por meio da conservação dos habitats naturais e da redução do consumo de recursos
Fun Play Systems in the year 2006 marked our presence in the market as one of the supreme manufacturers and suppliers of Amusement Equipment. Ours is an IS0 9001:2008 certified organization
Satheesh Kunapareddy is seeking an opportunity to utilize his technical skills and abilities in a creatively challenging environment. He has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science Engineering and has completed training in software testing and test automation. His technical skills include manual testing, Selenium automation, Java programming, and he has experience with test case design, execution, and defect tracking. He is hardworking, flexible, and has leadership qualities.
The document discusses bath towels and the towel manufacturing industry. It notes that choosing towels has become complicated for consumers due to many options and marketing claims. The solution proposed is a new towel called EvoCotton, made from a blend of Aegean and Pima cottons through an innovative process. EvoCotton is described as the best towel in the world, with superior absorbency and softness. It is certified organic and aims to produce towels sustainably through its entire process.
The document provides a global news update from December 8th, 2008, summarizing several international news stories: Hillary Clinton could face questions about her husband's financial ties if nominated as Secretary of State; the Secretary of State said the Mumbai attacks in November were planned in Pakistan; the EU wants increased pressure on Zimbabwe's President Mugabe due to the country's humanitarian crisis; exiled Tibetans met with their leader the Dalai Lama to discuss China; and the UK PM called Zimbabwe's cholera outbreak an "international emergency."
Este documento trata sobre la importancia de la codificación y encriptación de datos en el mundo actual. Explica brevemente la historia de la encriptación desde los jeroglíficos hasta Alan Turing y su trabajo descifrando el código Enigma durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. También describe cómo la codificación y encriptación protegen la privacidad de datos hoy en día y los principios básicos de la seguridad informática. Finalmente, incluye un ejemplo práctico de transmisión de datos usando Arduino y LEDs.
This document discusses the different uses of the definite article "the" in English. It explains that "the" is used to refer to a particular thing or person, things that are unique, something mentioned earlier, and countries with "the" in their name, such as referring to the United States of America. Even though short, it covers the main purposes for using "the" in sentences.
Una red inalámbrica es una red de computadoras que permite la conexión entre nodos sin el uso de cables, usando ondas electromagnéticas. Presenta ventajas como menores costos al eliminar cables, pero también desventajas como requerir mayor seguridad para evitar intrusos. Actualmente son una de las tecnologías más prometedoras. Se clasifican en redes personales de corto alcance, redes metropolitanas y redes de área amplia que usan tecnologías celulares.
Taxation session woxsen school of businessSree Harsha
This document provides an overview of taxation and different types of taxes. It discusses direct and indirect taxes. Direct taxes are paid directly to the imposing entity, while indirect taxes are paid by consumers when buying goods and services through increased prices. Some key taxes mentioned include wealth tax, income tax, service tax, customs duty, excise duty, VAT, and international tax. The document explains these different taxes in more detail and provides references to additional tax materials. It emphasizes learning about taxation to gain knowledge and understand how things connect.
The best Moodle extensions you might not have heard aboutMichael de Raadt
The document discusses the best Moodle extensions that a teacher might not be aware of, including extensions that allow for automatic tables of contents, translation of content into multiple languages, revealing hidden text as students read, using maps, integrating Twitter searches, tracking student progress, allowing student self-grouping, creating custom surveys, collapsing sections to avoid long pages, and marking up PDF assignments without leaving the browser. It provides descriptions and examples of 10 extensions, ranking them from 10 to 1 in order of suggested usefulness.
This document discusses social media marketing and provides guidance on how to start a social media campaign. It recommends defining goals, understanding your audience, choosing appropriate channels, creating a content schedule, measuring success, and provides an example case study of a company promoting cookies on social media. The key steps outlined are setting goals, determining your target audience, selecting social media channels to use, creating and publishing content on a schedule, and evaluating results.
Este documento describe las propiedades y clasificación de los materiales. Explica que los materiales se clasifican en naturales, artificiales y sintéticos. Luego describe las diferentes propiedades de los materiales incluyendo propiedades sensoriales, ópticas, térmicas, magnéticas, químicas y mecánicas. Finalmente, discute cómo se pueden modificar las propiedades de los materiales a través de tratamientos térmicos y la importancia de seleccionar el material adecuado para cada aplicación.
Buku ini membahas 4 disiplin eksekusi (4DX) untuk membantu organisasi merealisasikan visi melalui fokus pada tujuan penting, langkah-langkah utama, paparan skor, dan akuntabilitas berkala. 4DX terdiri dari 4 komponen: kejelasan visi, pemanfaatan sumber daya, keterlibatan seluruh karyawan, dan akuntabilitas. Empat prinsip disiplin meliputi fokus pada tujuan penting, tindakan ber
The document classifies vertebrate animals into five main groups - fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals - based on their characteristics. Fishes live in water, have scales and fins, and breathe through gills. Amphibians can live both on land and in water, starting aquatic as juveniles. Reptiles are scaly animals that lay hard-shelled eggs on land. Birds are the only animals with feathers and have lungs. Mammals are the only animals that feed their young with milk from mammary glands and give live birth.
This document provides information on ShareTech's Next-Gen UTM product line, including its key features and specifications. The UTM series provides network security protection through features such as antivirus, IDP, botnet detection, anomaly analysis, ARP spoofing protection, co-defense with switches, high availability, QoS, app control, web filtering, VPNs, spam filtering, mail auditing, online behavior tracking, and centralized management. Performance ranges from 50 to 1000 recommended users across products.
Cyberoam Consultcorp distribuidor. UTM (unified threat management) é uma tecnologia que o mercado vai consolidar. Centralizar a gestão das ameaças é importante para cuidar das informações que entram e também as informações que saem dos ambientes corporativos. A inteligência de segurança pode ser melhor implementada quando podemos colocar em uma tecnologia especializada para receber regras e que sejam de fácil manutenção.
A Consultcorp é distribuidor e suporte técnico para o Brasil das soluções Cyberoam. São revendas em todo Brasil. Para mais informações acesse: www.consultcorp.com.br.
Infrastructure Attacks - The Next generation, ESET LLCInfosec Europe
The document discusses the Stuxnet malware attack and its implications. It analyzes how Stuxnet used multiple zero-day vulnerabilities to target Siemens industrial control systems. While initially semi-targeted, its promiscuous spreading demonstrated how infrastructure attacks could be conceived on a massive scale. The attack highlighted vulnerabilities in critical systems and their connections to other networks. It established a template for sophisticated cyberattacks against infrastructure that governments and security professionals must address.
The document discusses cybersecurity challenges and opportunities for hardware-based solutions. It notes that the US is engaged in a "low-intensity" cyber conflict and cannot solely rely on military approaches. Hardware assurance technologies can help address issues like detecting counterfeit chips, ensuring device authenticity, and establishing secure communication channels. Combining on-chip instrumentation, encryption, and GPS could provide next-generation cybersecurity capabilities.
Cyberoam Consultcorp distribuidor. UTM (unified threat management) é uma tecnologia que o mercado vai consolidar. Centralizar a gestão das ameaças é importante para cuidar das informações que entram e também as informações que saem dos ambientes corporativos. A inteligência de segurança pode ser melhor implementada quando podemos colocar em uma tecnologia especializada para receber regras e que sejam de fácil manutenção.
A Consultcorp é distribuidor e suporte técnico para o Brasil das soluções Cyberoam. São revendas em todo Brasil. Para mais informações acesse: www.consultcorp.com.br.
Cyberoam Consultcorp distribuidor. UTM (unified threat management) é uma tecnologia que o mercado vai consolidar. Centralizar a gestão das ameaças é importante para cuidar das informações que entram e também as informações que saem dos ambientes corporativos. A inteligência de segurança pode ser melhor implementada quando podemos colocar em uma tecnologia especializada para receber regras e que sejam de fácil manutenção.
A Consultcorp é distribuidor e suporte técnico para o Brasil das soluções Cyberoam. São revendas em todo Brasil. Para mais informações acesse: www.consultcorp.com.br.
The document discusses trends in computer networking job roles. It describes several common networking roles including network administrator, network technician, network security specialist, and network manager. For each role it provides details on typical responsibilities and qualifications needed. It also discusses the increasing demand for networking professionals with security skills due to more organizations moving transactions and data online.
Fortinet is a global network security company founded in 2000. It pioneered an integrated network security solution using unified threat management (UTM) and next-generation firewall (NGFW) technologies. Fortinet offers a wide range of high performance network security appliances and is a worldwide leader in the UTM and NGFW markets according to analysts like IDC and Gartner. Fortinet has over 2,200 employees and annual revenue of over $500 million in 2012.
Cyberoam Consultcorp distribuidor. UTM (unified threat management) é uma tecnologia que o mercado vai consolidar. Centralizar a gestão das ameaças é importante para cuidar das informações que entram e também as informações que saem dos ambientes corporativos. A inteligência de segurança pode ser melhor implementada quando podemos colocar em uma tecnologia especializada para receber regras e que sejam de fácil manutenção.
A Consultcorp é distribuidor e suporte técnico para o Brasil das soluções Cyberoam. São revendas em todo Brasil. Para mais informações acesse: www.consultcorp.com.br.
This document discusses Trend Micro and its IoT security solution. It provides background on Trend Micro as a company founded in 1989 with over 5,000 employees globally. It then discusses the growing threat of IoT attacks and how the Trend Micro IoT Security solution provides security across the entire IoT device lifecycle from the device level to the cloud. Key capabilities of the solution include anomaly detection, vulnerability detection, and integrating with platforms like AWS Greengrass to enable secure edge computing.
This document proposes a security solution using Watch Guard to provide network security. It summarizes Watch Guard's capabilities such as application control and visibility, intrusion prevention, gateway antivirus, and unified threat management features. The document also compares Watch Guard's features and performance favorably to competitors like Fortinet, Cisco, SonicWall, and Palo Alto Networks.
This document provides an overview of Teri Radichel's background and experience in cybersecurity. It details her progression from software engineer to cloud architect and into cybersecurity roles. It lists her certifications, entrepreneurial ventures, speaking engagements, and publications. The document then discusses different career paths in cybersecurity including security operations, intrusion response, and working as a hacker or for the government/military. It provides examples of security assessments and reviews common frameworks, best practices, and regulations. Finally, it discusses getting a job in cybersecurity through skills acquisition, networking, and continuous learning.
Miercom was engaged by WatchGuard Technologies, Inc. to conduct an independent, comparative performance assessment of its Firebox M270 against similar leading UTM network security appliances: Cisco Meraki MX84, Fortinet FortiGate 100E, SonicWall NSA 2650 and Sophos XG 210. All products were exposed to increasing traffic loads, with different protocols, while evaluating the impact on network performance. When identifying competitive equipment for this report, selected rack mount appliances were those closest in price (MSRP) to the Firebox M270. In each case this required models to be included that had a closer equivalent price to the WatchGuard Firebox M370.
Product comparisons were made using the following scenarios: firewall, additional security features and full UTM mode. Firewall performance measured transport and application network layer traffic. Then security features were individually enabled to evaluate the impact on performance for HTTP and HTTPS loads. Finally, the full set of security functions was enabled (firewall, intrusion prevention system, antivirus and application control) over HTTP and HTTPS.
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.
Palo Alto Networks is a next-generation cybersecurity company that helps prevent advanced threats through innovation. It offers products like next-gen firewalls, virtual firewalls, and endpoint protection. Palo Alto Networks uses a single-pass architecture to automate protection in real-time across networks. It faces challenges from complex firewall configurations and network vulnerabilities. Its future plans include partnerships with companies like Big Switch Networks to expand its application framework.
GISEC 2015 Your Network in the Eyes of a Hacker - DTS SolutionShah Sheikh
This document discusses hackers and security from the perspective of a penetration tester. It begins by distinguishing between hackers and crackers, noting that hackers are highly skilled individuals seeking knowledge, while crackers seek financial gain or to cause damage. It then discusses common misconceptions around security, noting that security is an architecture rather than appliances or policies. Several examples are given of exploiting popular security products and technologies. The document warns that the UAE is a vulnerable target given weaknesses in infrastructure and disaster recovery plans. It then describes hypothetical penetration tests against several large organizations in the UAE, highlighting vulnerabilities discovered. The document concludes by discussing mobile app security risks and advertising an upcoming security conference exhibition.
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VectorUSA and Fortinet: Next Generation Network Security
1. Next Generation Network Security and
why you need it for your business!
Patrick Luce, CISSP, CISM
Director of Consultative Services, VectorUSA
August 18, 2016
2. What is Next Generation Security?
Why is it important for your organization?
How is Next Generation Security evolving?
How does Fortinet approach protecting customers from emerging threats?
Agenda
3. Next Generation Security - History
To have a next generation, there needs to be a previous generation.
5. Hackers expose all kinds of security flaws…
Application port designations become unreliable.
No control over where inside computers choose to connect to the outside world.
No control over the payload that outside computers deliver.
Weak security practices when configuring inside workstations and servers.
7. New technologies require upkeep of signatures.
- This costs money…forever…
Traffic delays from processing packet streams multiple times.
- When life was web, file transfer and mail, no problem.
- With live video and audio, big problem.
Questions about real need, compliance, etc.
Now we have new problems…
8. Enter, Unified Threat Management (UTM)
FortiGate UTM
Application Control
Antivirus
AntiSpam
Web Filtering
Next Generation Firewall
WAN Acceleration
Traffic Optimization
VPN
IPS
DLP
WiFi Controller
↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑↑
9. According to Gartner…(sigh)…
“Non-disruptive in-line bump-in-the-wire configuration”
“Standard first-generation firewall capabilities, e.g., network-address translation
(NAT), stateful protocol inspection (SPI) and virtual private networking (VPN), etc.”
“Integrated signature-based IPS engine”
Enter, Next Generation Firewall NGFW??
10. “Application awareness, full stack visibility and granular control”
“Capability to incorporate information from outside the firewall, e.g., directory-based
policy, blacklists, white lists, etc.”
“Upgrade path to include future information feeds and security threats”
“SSL decryption to enable identifying undesirable encrypted applications”
Now we had new problems continued …
14. Sandbox Inspection
- Code emulation, OS sandboxing
Reputation Analysis
- IP and Domain
Mobile Security
Embedded Vulnerability Assessment
Coming to a NGFW near you (or already here)
15. Talk to Patrick Luce about your Network Security
Pluce@vectorusa.com
310-436-1000