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MBA,PHD, Juris Doctor
Strayer,Devery,Harvard University
Mar-1995 - Mar-2002
Manager Planning
WalMart
Mar-2001 - Feb-2009
critical?
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Cylindrical |
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Reproducible |
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Critical |
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Cyclical |
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Cost |
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Flat Network Configurations |
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Defense-In-Depth |
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Software |
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systems on which it is released.
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False |
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True |
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False |
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Snooping |
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Active Scanning |
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Agents |
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Passive Assessment |
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activities of hackers.
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True |
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False |
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Highly Scalable |
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Can provide incremental information regardless of platform support |
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Potentially support any network device |
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Targets have to be on the network or they are not scanned |
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Report Progress |
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Accurately Detect Vulnerabilities |
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Exploiting Vulnerabilities |
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Track Remediation Status |
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Misuse |
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Detect |
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Remediate |
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Analyze |
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appropriately be allocated.
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True |
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False |
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To identify the targets that are in the environment |
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To identify the kinds of targets/operating systems that exist |
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To identify the configurations of the various targets |
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To identify the value of the targets |
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True |
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False |
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Configuration Vulnerabilities by Operational Area |
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Vulnerabilities per Application |
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Configurations Vulnerabilities discovered vs. Remediated by severity and/or Type |
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Vulnerabilities by Severity across Operational Area |
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Scan Results |
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Introduction: Business Value |
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Goal and Objectives |
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Scope |
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Competitor Information |
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Size Requirements |
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Existing Processes |
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Operating Environment |
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considered for scanning?
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Public Facing DMZs |
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Communication Systems |
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User Desktops |
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Mission-Critical Systems |
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Re-evaluate the operating environment |
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Review Internal vulnerabilities |
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Manage external factors |
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Review external vulnerabilities |
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Requirements should be reviewed?
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Number of Solutions |
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The Corporate Web site |
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Government Regulations |
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Corporate Policies |
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Separate the system architecture into segregated networks for protection |
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Having complex and single solution at the perimeter that can protect all systems |
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Internet facing systems should are not targets |
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A DoS attack is difficult to complete |
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Alter the nature of the asset to diffuse the vulnerability |
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Find ways in the marketing process that a competitor might discover that your processes or methods are somehow flawed or inferior |
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Consider the impact of any data breach |
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Minimize logical concentration points of data |
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testing?
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Conduct a thorough analysis of the organization’s internet facing servers. |
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Use a public internet connection to perform your footprinting steps of the organization. |
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Get permission in writing to perform the audit or penetration test. |
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Run a scan against the company’s firewalls to ensure that it is configured properly. |
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Check for power on each machine. |
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Use netcat to connect to the servers through port 458. |
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Ask the target site through social engineering tactics which IP’s are active for their associated network ranges. |
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Run a ping sweep of the network. |
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configurations. This allows Tenable Security to maintain product integrity.
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True |
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False |
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True |
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False |
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Proxy |
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Remediation |
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Scanning |
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Spidering |
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