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As an IT professional, you need to know how to perform network security assessments. Inside Network Security Assessment: Guarding Your IT Infrastructure is a collection of utilities and templates that will take you through the assessment process. Written by two highly qualified authors with close ties to the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium, this book was developed with the goal of being a text for the CISSP continuing education class on Network Security Assessment. You will be provided with step-by-step training on assessing security, from paperwork to penetration testing to ethical hacking. The supporting website will also provide you with access to a variety of tools, checklists, and templates to make your job even easier. You'll save everyone time and money by learning to perform security assessments yourself with the help of Inside Network Security Assessment.
Table of Contents
Introduction.
1. Introduction to Assessing Network Vulnerabilities.
What Security Is and Isn’t.
Process for Assessing Risk.
Four Ways in Which You Can Respond to Risk.
Network Vulnerability Assessment.
Types of Network Vulnerability Assessments.
What Procedures Govern the Vulnerability Assessment?
The Role of Policies in the Vulnerability Assessment.
What Drives the Assessment?
Managing a Vulnerability Assessment.
Building Cooperation with Other Departments.
Importance of Setting and Maintaining a Schedule for Assessments.
Summary.
Key Terms.
2. Foundations and Principles of Security.
Basic Security Principles.
Security Requires Information Classification.
Governmental Information Classification System.
Commercial Information Classification System.
Classification Criteria.
The Policy Framework.
Types of Policies.
Defining Appropriate Policy.
Deploying Policy.
Policy Life Cycle.
The Role Authentication, Authorization, and Accountability Play in a Secure Organization.
Authentication.
Authorization.
Accountability.
Encryption.
Security and the Employee (Social Engineering).
Summary.
Key Terms.
3. Why Risk Assessment.
Risk Terminology.
Laws, Mandates, and Regulations.
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
Gramm-Leach-Bliley-Act (GLBA).
Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA).
Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX).
Risk Assessment Best Practices.
Understanding the IT Security Process.
The Goals and Objectives of a Risk Assessment.
Security Process Definition.
Goals and Objectives of a Risk and Vulnerability Assessment.
Summary.
Key Terms.
4. Risk-Assessment Methodologies.
Risk-Assessment Terminology.
Risk-Management and Risk-Assessment Requirements.
Defense-in-Depth Approach for Risk Assessments.
Risk Analysis Approach for Risk Assessments.
Asset Valuation Approach for Risk Assessments.
Quantitative and Qualitative Risk-Assessment Approaches.
Quantitative Risk-Assessment Approach.
Qualitative Risk-Assessment Approach.
Best Practices for Quantitative and Qualitative Risk Assessment.
Quantitative Risk-Assessment Best Practices.
Qualitative Risk-Assessment Best Practices.
Choosing the Best Risk-Assessment Approach.
Common Risk-Assessment Methodologies and Templates.
Summary.
Key Terms.
5. Scoping the Project.
Defining the Scope of the Assessment.
Driving Events.
Initial Meeting.
Becoming the Project Manager.
Staffing the Assessment Team.
Kickoff Meeting .
Building the Assessment Timeline.
Reviewing Critical Systems and Information.
Information Criticality Matrix.
Systems Criticality Matrix.
Compiling the Needed Documentation.
Making Sure You Are Ready to Begin.
Summary.
Key Terms.
6. Understanding the Attacker.
Who Are the Attackers?
Attacker Types and Their Characteristics.
Who Are the Greatest Threat?
Insecure Computing Habits Are a Threat.
Disgruntled Employees Are a Threat.
What Do Attackers Do?
Four Kinds of Attacks.
Things That Attackers Attack.
Goals and Motivations of the Attacker.
Attackers Conduct Their Own Risk Analysis.
How Do Attackers Attack?
Tools That Attackers Use During the Stages of an Attack.
Reducing the Risk of an Attack.
How to Respond to an Attack.
Summary.
Key Terms.
7. Performing the Assessment.
Introducing the Assessment Process.
Level I Assessments.
Reviewing the Documentation.
Interviewing Process Owners and Employees.
System Demonstrations.
Level II Assessments.
Vulnerability Scans.
Level II Assessment Caveats.
Level III Assessments.
Vulnerability Exploitation.
Summary.
Key Terms.
8. Tools Used for Assessments and Evaluations.
A Brief History of Security Tools.
Putting Together a Toolkit.
Information-Gathering Tools and Techniques.
Scanning Tools.
Enumeration Tools.
Wireless Tools.
Password Auditing Tools.
Vulnerability Scanning Tools.
Automated Exploit and Assessment Tools.
Determining What Tools to Use.
What’s the Best Platform to Install Your Tools On.
Additional Items for the Toolkit.
Summary.
Key Terms.
9. Preparing the Final Report.
Preparing for Analysis.
Ranking Your Findings.
Impact Rating.
Probability Scale.
Determining Raw Risk.
Control Level.
Calculating the Risk Score.
Building the Final Report.
Contents of a Good Report.
Notice.
Executive Summary.
Introduction.
Statement of Work.
Analysis.
Findings.
Conclusions.
Determining the Next Step.
Audit and Compliance.
Summary.
Key Terms.
10. Post-Assessment Activities.
IT Security Architecture and Framework.
Goals and Objectives.
Terminology.
Defining the Structure and Hierarchy.
Hierarchical IT Security Architecture and Framework.
Sample IT Security Architecture and Framework.
Roles, Responsibilities, and Accountabilities.
Seven Areas of Information Security Responsibility.
Security Incident Response Team (SIRT).
SIRT Response Procedures.
Security Workflow Definitions.
Security Workflow Procedures.
Vulnerability Management.
Enterprise Vulnerability Management.
Training IT Staff and End Users.
Summary.
Key Terms.
A. Security Assessment Resources.
Security Standards.
Common Criteria (CC) for IT Security Evaluation.
FIPS PUB 140-1 and 140-2.
ISO17799.
GAO Risk Assessment Process.
OSSTMM.
DoD Rainbow Series.
NIST.
General Security Websites.
Security Tool Websites.
B. Security Assessment Forms.
Information Request Form.
Document Tracking Form.
Critical Systems and Information Forms.
Level II Assessment Forms.
C. Security Assessment Sample Report.
Notice.
Executive Summary.
Introduction.
Statement of Work.
Analysis.
Recommendations.
Conclusions.
D. Dealing with Consultants and Outside Vendors.
Procurement Terminology.
Typical RFP Procurement Steps.
Procurement Best Practices.
E. SIRT Team Report Format Template.
SIRT Incident Report.
Index.
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書籍描述
作為一名IT專業人士,您需要了解如何執行網路安全評估。《網路安全評估:保護您的IT基礎設施》內含一系列工具和範本,將引導您完成評估過程。這本書由兩位與國際資訊系統安全認證聯盟(ISC²)有密切聯繫的高素質作者撰寫,旨在成為CISSP持續教育課程中有關網路安全評估的教材。您將獲得逐步的安全評估訓練,涵蓋從文書工作到滲透測試再到道德駭客的各個方面。支持網站還將提供各種工具、檢查清單和範本,以使您的工作更加輕鬆。透過《網路安全評估:內部指南》,您將學會如何自行執行安全評估,為大家節省時間和金錢。
目錄
引言。
1. 網路漏洞評估介紹。
- 安全的定義與非定義。
- 風險評估的過程。
- 您可以對風險做出的四種回應。
- 網路漏洞評估。
- 網路漏洞評估的類型。
- 什麼程序規範漏洞評估?
- 政策在漏洞評估中的角色。
- 什麼驅動評估?
- 管理漏洞評估。
- 與其他部門建立合作。
- 設定和維護評估時間表的重要性。
- 總結。
- 關鍵術語。
2. 安全的基礎和原則。
- 基本安全原則。
- 安全需要資訊分類。
- 政府資訊分類系統。
- 商業資訊分類系統。
- 分類標準。
- 政策框架。
- 政策的類型。
- 定義適當的政策。
- 部署政策。
- 政策生命週期。
- 身份驗證、授權和問責在安全組織中的角色。
- 身份驗證。
- 授權。
- 問責。
- 加密。
- 安全與員工(社會工程學)。
- 總結。
- 關鍵術語。
3. 為什麼進行風險評估。
- 風險術語。
- 法律、命令和規範。
- 健康保險可攜性與問責法(HIPAA)。
- 格拉姆-利奇-布萊利法(GLBA)。
- 聯邦資訊安全管理法(FISMA)。
- 薩班斯-奧克斯利法(SOX)。
- 風險評估最佳實踐。
- 了解IT安全過程。
- 風險評估的目標和目的。
- 安全過程定義。
- 風險和漏洞評估的目標和目的。
- 總結。
- 關鍵術語。
4. 風險評估方法論。
- 風險評估術語。
- 風險管理和風險評估要求。
- 深度防禦方法的風險評估。
- 風險分析方法的風險評估。
- 資產評估方法的風險評估。
- 定量和定性風險評估方法。
- 定量風險評估方法。
- 定性風險評估方法。
- 定量和定性風險評估的最佳實踐。
- 定量風險評估最佳實踐。
- 定性風險評估最佳實踐。
- 選擇最佳的風險評估方法。