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Introduction to Network Security & Intrusion DetectionA Hands-On Course in Network Security
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Course OverviewThis is a five-day course designed to teach students how to identify vulnerabilities and protect networks. This course is taught by Federal Network Systems network security experts with real-world experience in the area of network intrusion detection and prevention. The course includes a UNIX primer/refresher necessary to enable students to learn material throughout the course. The UNIX overview covers specific elements including: command line instruction, operating system fundamentals, UNIX directory/file architecture, file manipulation, SMTP mail, and the UNIX IP protocol suite. A dual-boot Linux/Win95 laptop will be provided to each student for use during the class. Who Should AttendNetwork support personnel, network administrators, systems analysts, computer security professional, data processing professionals, and telecommunications professionals who require an understanding of network intrusions and countermeasures. Course Benefits
Course ScheduleThis five-day class is taught at Federal Network Systems at 9861 Broken Land Parkway, Suite 110, Columbia, MD 21046. Find this address on Yahoo maps. For students with special needs, travel arrangements can be made from the DC Metro area. Class times: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Class dates to be announced. Please call for more information.
Cost$2,700 per student -- Commercial On-site training also available for up to 12 students. Registration InformationNOTICE: All payments should be made payable to "Federal Network Systems LLC", not "Market*Access". Thank you. [1] Email: netsecureinfo@bbn.com. [2] Phone: 1-800-334-1553. [3] Fax: registration form to 410-309-4245. Effective immediately, we only accept the following forms of payment: credit card, personal check, bank check, company check, or purchase order. Other forms of payment, i.e. DD1556, SF182, Form 350, etc. are no longer accepted. Invoice remittance is due upon receipt.
Cancellation PolicyCancellation must be made in writing not less than one week prior to course start date. Notification after that time will result in a 20% non-refundable cancellation fee. Written notification of cancellation may be made by sending an e-mail message to netsecureinfo@bbn.com or by fax to 410-309-4245. Substitutions may be made if a student is unable to attend. |
Course OutlineIntroduction (Hands-On)
Students will learn how to scan and detect scans from several different manual, as well as automated tools including:
Students will run a series of several “attacks and detect labs” to gain low-level access to various servers. Examples of the exploits include:
Students will use their low-level access knowledge gained in previous labs to gain access as a super user. Some exploits they will perform and detect include:
Although covert access is often difficult to detect, students will learn how to recognize when someone is using a covert channel. They will also learn how intruders conceal their real identity and hide in normal network traffic from being detected by Intrusion Detection Systems and Audit Logs. Following are examples of which the students will gain hands-on experience:
These attacks are commonly executed on today's networks and are often difficult to trace back to the actual attacker. However, sometimes the evidence needed can be found in your Audit System. Students will learn how these attacks work and how to detect them. Examples of some attacks students will learn to perform and detect include:
Helpful Experience (not required)
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Last revision: 24 August 2001 |
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For more information regarding this training course, contact: Donna Anderson |
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