TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF NETWORK AND INTERNET ACCESS UOPX reserves the right to change these terms and condition in its sole discretion at any time, without prior written notice. 1. INTERNET USE: UOPX’s computing network and internet are the property of UOPX. Use of UOPX network and internet is a privilege and is provided as a service to Licensee. Licensee shall require all of its users to agree to these Terms and Conditions of Network and Internet Access prior to use. Unauthorized access to UOPX’s
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several options available to networks to get their data sent securely and reliably. All seven layers of the OSI model must be taken into account when designing secure Remote Access Control Policies. In order to create a secure remote connection between offices in Atlanta, San Francisco, Chicago, and Dallas, a WAN link would be the best type of connection. A dedicated WAN link would offer the organization a secure, reliable, dedicated P2P type of connection. Wide Area Network links would be monitored
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Lab #10 Assessment Questions & Answers Network/Security Assessment Questionnaire Network Assessment – Required Information 1. Do you have detailed logical network drawings? If so, please attach. 2. What Directory service, if any, is in use? 3. How many network elements do you have? List each, including make and model or attach list. 5 4. Have you configured multiple networks on this infrastructure? no 5. What internal (RFC1918 or otherwise not-Internet-routable) IP address
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CASE WRITE-UP Case: Adobe Data Breach 1. About the Case On October 3, 2013, The Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States of America discovered that there was a cyber-attack on their network during its regular monitoring of security check. The hackers made it through breaking in to the network and stole the sensitive and personal data of the customers which includes encrypted credit and debit card information, illegal access of customer ID's and also source code of other various Adobe
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trust relationships with people who work in the inside of the organization to gain access or who are privilege to sensitive information such as usernames, passwords, and personal identification codes which are needed to gain access to information, networks and equipment. An attacker may appear to be trustworthy and authorized, possibly claiming to be a new employee, repair person, researcher and even offering credentials to support that identity. If an attacker is not able to gather enough information
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Handling Security and Ethical Issues at TBWI Course: IT560-01 Handling Security and Ethical Issues at TBWI A growing concern, especially with the recent information leak at Target, is the issue of security. Outlined are security concerns for TBWI and how best to handle them. In addition to handling security issues, there may be complicated ethical issues that may occur. To best handle these situations, those ethical issues are addressed, with recommendations for
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As the Security Engineer of my employer I have been asked to analyze some potential malicious threats that are arising in our organization and explain the possible impacts. Therefore, I start to monitor the incoming and outgoing traffic in the network. It didn’t take too long to come across a active attack. Someone was trying to bypass or break into our secured system. The intruder was able to bypass our first layer firewall and then was stuck trying to access a specific IP range specific to our
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Perspective Olaf Acker Florian Gröne Rami Yazbek Fares Akkad Social CRM How Companies Can Link into the Social Web of Consumers Contact Information Beirut Ramez Shehadi Partner +961-1-336433 ramez.shehadi@booz.com Raymond Khoury Principal +961-1-336433 raymond.khoury@booz.com Berlin Dr. Florian Gröne Senior Associate +49-30-88705-844 florian.groene@booz.com Canberra David Batrouney Principal +61-2-6279-1235 david.batrouney@booz.com Chicago Eduardo Alvarez Partner +1-312-578-4774 eduardo
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the several reasons. Incompetent Employees The main reason for Target being hacked by the hackers in 2013 is because of lack of skillful employees in the organizations. Those employees who were supposed to keep eye on any suspicious activities ignored its own security controls. When the security system alerted the Target employees, they didn't react to the attack warning (Kerner, 2014). It clearly says that the employees of the Target are incompetent. Rogue Employees When one of the employee of HVAC
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to the workstation or system and why? Have the user of the machine cease all activity and contain the infected machine by disconnecting from the network (unplug Ethernet cable or disable wireless), leaving it isolated but not powered off. It should be left in its steady state. This isolates the contaminated workstation from the organization’s network and Internet, as well as preventing the contamination from spreading. Logs, memory forensics, footprints, and other malicious activity must be kept
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