Table of Contents Database Security Architecture 3 Differences between a database and a DBMS 3 Types of database designs 4 Network Infrastructure for Database Security 5 Common Security Threats for Database Servers: 6 Additional Security Mechanisms for Protecting Database Server 9 User Account Security 11 1. New Schema for HR Database 11 2. Corporate Directory & Manager Information Views: 12 3. Created Users: 14 4. Created Roles: 15 5. Implemented the Following Access
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UNIX, Linux, and Windows Server Critique POS/420 Name Professor Date University of Phoenix Abstract The following sections in this paper focus on analyzing operating systems for Riordan Manufacturing Inc. that specializes in plastic molding and design. Team B concentrated on five main areas of UNIX, Linux, and Windows Server. The five areas include Security, Administration, Networking, Performance, and Programmability. The team explains the existing systems, followed by comparing advantages
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Myrtle & Associates & Bellview Law Group Utilized Access To the Internet via a Digital Subscribers Line(DSL) 2. Myrtle & Associates & Bellview Law Group are separated by a considerable geographical distance. 3. Current Novell Servers Used by Bellview Law Group are Old. 4. All internal hard cabling runs will be wired with CAT 5e. Current Network Diagram Please See Exhibit (A-1 & A-2) Diagram of Proposed Network Integration Please See Exhibit (B) Challenges
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Users can visit risky web sites and download and execute infected software. Workstation Domain: Susceptible to malicious software. The anti-virus software is installed and up to date. Computers that aren’t patched can be exploited. LAN Domain: Any data on the network that is not secured with appropriate access controls is vulnerable. Weak passwords can be cracked. Permissions that aren’t assigned properly allow unauthorized access. LAN to WAN Domain: Users can visit risky web sites and download
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shown to guest users 1.3. Non sanitized data shown in URL strings using (GET/POST Methods) 1.4. Setup files/folders found in web documents 1.5. DDoS using low level http attack methods to fill ports 1.6. Folder indexing enabled 2. What risk do they create? 2.1. Security risks/vulnerabilities/exploits are released to public 2.2. Able to identify services to attack 2.3. Injection 2.4. Recreation or modifying current configurations 2.5. Deny service to normal users, black hole the IP 2.6
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hub or switch. All of ABC worldwide offices will include file services, print services, message services, directory services, and application services. All of the offices will have the use of a file server for file sharing backing up files and storage. They will have access to a print server that will include Queue-based printing and print sharing; a message server that will allow for e-mails with attachment files, including video, sound, and documents. All the offices will have access to a directory
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the given scenario: 1. The server 2. The workstations 3. The website Threats - Server Rootkits – This software, which is malicious in nature, allows hackers to gain and maintain elevated or administrative access to servers. Often times, this type of software come as an attachment shared among e-mail contacts, and is accidently initiated when saved to a local folder. The software can then hold open a gateway to allow the attacker access to the compromised server, without intervention or further
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CMIT 369 7981 Installing and Configuring Windows Server Windows Server Proposal Worldwide Advertising Inc. Summary Wordwide Advertising Inc. is a newly established advertising firm will require a server environment to manage a starting staff of 90 employees and various roles required to manage their network. Windows Server 2012 will be installed to manage the following server roles. Exchange to manage company email, Active Directory to manage the domain to include
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POODLE VULNERABILITY The Secure Sockets Layer SSL protocol is a cytographic protocol which allows client-server applications to communicate across a network in a way designed to prevent eavesdropping and tampering. The Secure Socket Layer version 3 was adopted when the Secure Socket Layer version 2 was discovered to have multiple serious security flaws but since its adoption additional security issues have been discovered. POODLE being one of them. POODLE (Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption)
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