2015-02-26 Securing Your Network Perimeter
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The document discusses securing an organization's IT perimeter. It begins with an overview of common vulnerabilities like open ports, out of date software, and weak authentication processes. These vulnerabilities can be exploited by attackers to breach the network. The document then provides recommendations for protecting the network, such as minimizing open ports, aggressively patching software, using firewalls and routers to control access, implementing separate wireless networks for staff and guests, and using remote desktop or VPN for remote access. It concludes with contact information for questions.
2015-02-26 Securing Your Network Perimeter
- 1. Thrive. Grow. Achieve. Securing Your IT Perimeter Nate Solloway and Jeffrey Mullenix February 26 , 2015
- 2. WHATS ON TAP? What is my Perimeter? Common Vulnerabilities How do I protect myself? Routers and Firewalls Wireless and Guest Access Remote Access Q&A 2
- 3. WHAT IS MY PERIMETER? 3
- 4. OR DOES IT LOOK LIKE THIS? 4
- 5. COMMON VULNERABILITIES 5 OPEN PORTS PEOPLE LAZY SOFTWARE PATCHING PEOPLE OUT DATE AV/IDS PEOPLE LAZY PROCESSES FOR CRITICAL AUTHENTICATION (BANKS, TRANSFERS) PEOPLE
- 6. HOW THE BAD GUYS EXPLOIT THEM 6
- 7. HOW DO I PROTECT MYSELF? 7
- 8. 8 MINIMIZING OPEN PORTS - FEWER SERVICES? - MAYBE THE CLOUD PEOPLE - LETS GET BACK TO THIS ONE AGGRESSIVE SOFTWARE PATCHING - SERVERS - WORKSTATIONS - APPS AV VS IDS AUTHENTICATION PEOPLE
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- 14. WIRELESS: STAFF VS GUESTS 14
- 15. REMOTE DESKTOP VS VPN 15
- 16. QUESTIONS? Seth Zarny Partner szarny@raffa.com Nate Solloway Manager nsolloway@raffa.com Jeffrey Mullenix Network Engineer jmullenix@raffa.com