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Internet
Security Fundamentals is an intensive, hands-on two day course
that places attendees in the shoes of an attacjer to get a complete
understanding of Internet and Network defense, from both sides
of the spectrum. This course is recommended for those involved
in building/maintaining networks and those responsible for network
security. It provides an excellent insight into the mindset
of a hacker. Delegates will gain a detailed understanding internet
and network vulnerabilities.
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Target audience
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IT Managers
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IT Security Managers
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IT Security Team Members
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Network Engineers
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System Administrators
At course completion
Delegates gain hands-on
experience with actual assesment tools, and learn the techniques
attackers use with gathering information for an attack. Also,
delegates learn invaluable rules on how to immediately improve
their own corporate security, and learn where to obtain the
latest security information.
In short Internet Security Fundamentals attendees leave with
an in-depth understanding of the threats and risks facing
their organisations' security as well as the basic knowledge
in how to counter them.
Delegates will learn:
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Basic internet overview
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Review security resources available on the internet
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Internet components and protocol
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Understanding components and protocol
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Understanding Routers, DNS, Firewalls, TCP/IP, UDP,
Ports and services (mail, web FTP etc)
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Network mapping and information gathering
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How IP can be used and abused to gather information
and gain access, undetected, using common IT tools, such as:
Ping, Traceroute, Whois, Host Identification, Port and Services
scanning, Telnet, Figerprinting and OS detection
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Vulnerability scanning using a range of freeware scanners;
Stealth Scanner / NMAP / Nessus / SecureScan NX
Course content
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What makes a Hacker
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How does a Hacker work
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Information discovery
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Legal / Ethical issues including a look at ISO17799
/ BS7799
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Trojan horses
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Technical fundamentals
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Firewall technology
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Sniffing the wire
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Patch management
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Password attacks
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Bruteforce hacking
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Cracking Unix
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Wireless Security
This course is run
in association with QT&C
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