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Short Description:
In the course on hacking, you will learn step-by-step procedures for executing Internet, intranet, and host-level security.
Full Description:
No company can respond to, or even protect against, all threats it faces. When exploited by internal or external users, network vulnerabilities could be catastrophic to an organization. As a security professional, you must learn how to leverage your knowledge of security techniques to identify the most critical threats to your company’s most critical assets.
In the industry standard course on hacking, you will learn step-by-step procedures for executing Internet, intranet, and host-level security. Ultimate Hacking is the definitive training regimen for developing countermeasure strategies, such as performing attack and penetration assessments.
Expert instructors will present manual and scripted security-review techniques that go far beyond what automated analysis tools can accomplish. More importantly, the hands-on classroom lab provides real world security knowledge that you need to safeguard your organization.
This course qualifies for up to 32 hours of CPE for CISSP/SSCP and 28 hours of CE for CISA/CISM holders.
What You Will Learn?
Because security is an ever-changing battlefield, Ultimate Hacking exposes you to the latest in network vulnerabilities and defenses. From Windows and UNIX hosts to routers and firewalls, instructors will illustrate each technology's default security posture, installation weaknesses, methods hackers use to circumvent "secure" settings, and countermeasures for each vulnerability.
More than just theory, you will gain critical security skills by practicing with your classmates and instructors in a full-featured computer lab.
Foundstone instructors will walk you through foot-printing an organization's Internet presence to show you how to identify, exploit, and secure popular and little-known vulnerabilities in Windows, and Unix systems.
You will also explore common weaknesses in router and firewall installations, learning ways to circumvent both traditional and "hardened" security filters or firewalls. Finally, in a review exercise, you will attempt to exploit a simulated "secure" network with multiple operating systems and security mechanisms.
Why Do We Teach This?
In order to secure and monitor your network, you need to know its vulnerabilities. Traditional security assessments, performed by auditing firms or "boutiques," can yield some useful data. However, these assessments lack the structure for transferring critical information to those in your organization who need it the most.
Who Teaches the Class?
Uniquely qualified to present this material, Foundstone's management team and training staff have performed hundreds of security assessments for Fortune 500 companies. These expert instructors have exceptional professional backgrounds, ranging from Big 5 consulting firms, government agencies, the Airforce Information Warfare Center and Wall Street. Members of the instructor team authored the best-selling "Hacking Exposed: Network Security Secrets & Solutions". They are also invited speakers at industry conferences such as NetWorld Interop, Usenix, and the Black Hat Briefings.
Who Should Take the Course?
If you are a system and network administrator, security personnel, an auditor, and/or consultant concerned with network and system security, then you should take this course. Basic UNIX and Windows competency is required for the course to be fully beneficial.
Topics
Foot-printing your Internet presence
Assessing and penetrating Windows networks and hosts
Exploiting configuration and design weaknesses in UNIX networks
Enumerating information from Windows hosts
Securing Windows hosts
Securing UNIX hosts
Assessing router vulnerabilities
Bypassing router and firewall filtering
Linking Windows and UNIX vulnerabilities for maximum exploitation
Identifying common e-commerce vulnerabilities
Choosing and executing network and host diagnostic tools
Lab Exercises
Network mapping/Internet footprinting
Enumerating user and system information from Windows and UNIX hosts
Password Cracking
Routing through IPX and NetBEUI
Grabbing remote shells
Streaming file execution
Buffer overflow execution
Session hijacking/GUI hijacking
Jumping over routers
Decrypting Cisco passwords
Exploiting website weaknesses
Leveraging port redirection for maximum benefit
What Do You Get?
Includes an individual dual-boot Windows/Linux laptop for use during the course, use of the lab network and computers, class handouts, and a CD-ROM with course tools and scripts. Breakfast and an afternoon snack are provided.
Duration:
4 days
Price:
$3995
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