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SSH (Secure Shell)
creates a tunnel to shield communications packets
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SSH port number
Port 22
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SSL (Secure Circuit Layer)
provides end to end security across the internet
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SSL port number
Port 443
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What is FTP
Protocol that we transfer files on the internet with it is not that secure as it transmits with plain text so to make it secure we add SFTP.
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FTP port number
Port 21
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STFP port number
Port 22
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What is HTTP
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
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HTTP port number
Port 80
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HTTPS port number
Port 443
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What is TFTP
protocol in which we send and receive files across the internet
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TFTP port number
Port 69
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What is RDP
propriety protocol from microsoft that provides users a graphical interface to connect another computer over a network connection. it has 4 digits
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RDP port number
Port 3389
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What is TELNET
Protocol connections across other computers on the internet
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TELNET port number
Port 23
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What is SNMP
protocol that gathers configurations parameters from devices on the network. You can monitor and push configurations onto devices using this protocol port 160,161,162
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SNMP port number
Port 161
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What is SMTP
allows email to move from one server to another server
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SMTP port number
Port 25
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What is DNS
It translates the www.gwen.com to find the ip. name resolution for our network traffic.
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DNS port number
Port 53
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What is POP3
a protocol for receiving email by downloading it to your computer from a mailbox on the server of an Internet service provider.
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POP3 port number
port 110
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What is IMAP
Internet Message Access Protocol
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IMAP port number
port 143
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What is ICMP?
Internet Control Message Protocol
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What is a Firewall
any hardware or software designed to prevent unwanted network traffic.
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Packet Filtering Firewall
polices traffic on the basis of packet headers.
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What is a ACL
Access Control List
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Circuit-Level Gateway
operates on the Session layer of the OSI model. Instead of inspecting packets by header/source or port information, it instead maintains a connection between two hosts that is approved to be safe.
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Application-Level Gateway
actively inspects the contents of packets
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a server that serves as the "middle man" between two hosts that wish to communicate.
Proxy Server
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what is MAC
A system in which a central administrator or administration dictates all of the access to information in a network or system
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what is DAC
A system in which the owners of files actually determine who gets access to the information.
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what is RBAC
A system in which the roles of users determine their access to files.
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what is NAT
a gateway can allow multiple private hosts to operate under the guise of a single public IP address.
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what is port security
logical security and physical security.lock down the systems to be prevented from accessing ports etc.
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what is 802.1x
implement this so that all ports must be authenticated prior to accessing the switch.
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what are Flood guards
prevent the sever from being overwhelmed.
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what is SPoF
If the system goes down in it's unification then your entire system goes down. Then all of your threat management devices are compromised.
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what is DMZ
Demilitarized Zone
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what is TCP/IP
Transmission Protocol/ Internet Protocol:
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what is MAC address
A unique set of numbers for every device that can connect to your wireless access point or a network.
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what is a switch
is a computer networking device that connects devices together on a computer network by using packet switching to receive, process, and forward data to the destination device.
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2 ICMP variants
ipv4 and ipv6
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ICMP is used to what
To implement ping
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What is a subnet
A logical subdivision of an IP network.
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What is subnetting
The practice of dividing a network into two or more networks is called
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Technical control
passwords/encryption
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Administrative controls
Policies, procedures put in place by management as to how work will be carried out.
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Operational controls
Procedures/standards
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False Positive
When the system says there's a problem when there isn't one
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False Negative
When the system says there is no problem when there is one
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acceptable use policy
a policy to dictate what is allowed or not allowed when we use resources made available by the organization
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privacy policies
policies that dictate how privacy should be carried out within the organization.
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mandatory vacation
dictates that our users should go on periodic vacation, this way their activities can also be investigated.
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Job rotation
rotating staff amongst jobs as a form of cross training for them to learn other people's roles.
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principle of separation of duties
this principle dictates that critical job functions be broken down into multiple roles
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what is CIA
Confidentiality Integrity Availability
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Least privilege
dictates that users be given only the permission they need to do their work no more no less.
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MTTR
Mean time to repair (includes time to fix and test device)
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MTBF
Mean Time Between Failure (how long will i use this device before it fails, this is for devices that can fail and then be repaired).
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MTTF
Mean Time to Failure (devices that you don't plan to return to the network.
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ALE
Annualized Loss Expectancy (divide what ever you have by 2 year span review to determine annual loss in cost per year.)
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SLE
Single Loss Expectancy (how much money did we lose for each single loss incurred if the threat exploits the vunerability).
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ARO
Annualized Rate of Occurrence (what is the rate of occurrence annually?)
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Quantitative Analysis
numeric values (how much did we loose did we use $4mil, etc.)
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Qualitative Analysis
Experience and Subjective and based upon the users experience and their own personal measurement.
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Threat Factors
any entity that can exploit vulnerabilities
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Risk/Probability
likelihood of a threat occurring
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Preventative controls
avoid incident from occurring
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Deterrence Controls
discourage potential attackers
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Compensating controls
alternative controls
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Orphan VM
a machine that is not being maintained and updated and now vulnerable for attach in the network.
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VM Escape
an exploit in which the attacker runs code on a VM that allows an operating system running within it to break out and interact directly with the hypervisor
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RTO
Recovery Time Objective is a measure of time in which we can recover a machine that is down.
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RPO
Recovery Point objective must give a point at which they want to recover
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what is MITM
Is an attack where the attacker secretly relays and possibly alters the communication between two parties who believe they are directly communicating with each other.
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Spoofing
Stealing a ip or ac address to gain access
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What is the PDU of layer 1 of the OSI model
bit
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what layer is the data link layer
layer 2
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what layer uses IP addressing
Layer 3
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what is the pdu of layer 4
segment
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what is the pdu of layer 3
packet
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how many layers in the OSI model
7
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Which layer uses either a connection-less or connect-oriented protocol?
Transport layer
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ARP operates at which layer of the OSI Model
data link
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Which two layers utilize physical addressing
Data Link 2 and Network 3
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At what layer of the OSI model does a router operate
Network layer
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What layer of the OSI model is the Physical Layer
layer 1
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On which layer of the OSI model would a frame be located
data link layer
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Layer 6 of the OSI model is known as what?
Presentation layer
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Which device operates exclusively on the Physical layer of the OSI model?
the hub
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What protocol operates on the Transport layer of the OSI model?
TCP
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Which device operates on the same level as a packet
router
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HTTP operates on what layer of the OSI model
application layer
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Which protocol operates on the Session layer of the OSI model?
SSL/TLS
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TACACS+
Supports Multi factor authenication
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Kerberos
Authentication standard (KDC, TAS, Tickets)