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Info Level: Beginner Presenter: Eli the Computer Guy Date Created: October 13, 2010 Length of Class: 69 Minutes Tracks Computer Security /Integrity Prerequisites Introduction to Risk Assessment Purpose of Class This class teaches students how to conduct a Risk Assessment Topics Covered The Risk Assessment Process What to Look for in a Risk Assessment Class Notes Introduction Security is just good technology Risk is a business decision Assessment Process Overview Determine Vulnreabilities Determine Threats Determine Assets Determine Buiness Justifications Interview the Owner/ CEO What's your business? What do you do? How computer dependant are you? How comfortabale with technology are you? How many employees? How many employees with computers? What problems are you currently having? What are your concerns? Do You have legal requirements for data? How are your systems currently being used? Do you own/ can you make changes to the building? Do you have maintenance contracts with other IT companies. Current Operational Security Procedures Known Threats -- Natural/ Employees/ Outsiders What is your Risk tolerance What's you IT Budget? Observer infrastructure Quality of cabling? Quality/ age of equipment Physical Appearance of equipment? Pointless equipment? Physical Security Talk with Employees What problems are you having? Is there something that can make your life better? Documentation Analysis Who/ What When/ Where /Why? Is the software accessible Systems Analysis Sit down at the computers/ equipment and determine their current state Not enough RAM can cause as much economic loss as a virus! Create a Plan and Brief Client Create a plan spelling out vulnerabilities, threats, assets Plan should have as few options as possible Plan should have steps -- first infrastructure, then computers, then policies Focus on business reasons Determine feasibility and Get buy in Mitigation Process As you work the plan continue to assess systems and situation Is the planned solution still the best solution?

Info Level: Beginner Presenter: Eli the Computer Guy Date Created: October 13, 2010 Length of Class: 69 Minutes Tracks Computer Security /Integrity Prerequisites Introduction to Risk Assessment Purpose of Class This class teaches students how to conduct a Risk Assessment Topics Covered The Risk Assessment Process What to Look for in a Risk Assessment Class Notes Introduction Security is just good technology Risk is a business decision Assessment Process Overview Determine Vulnreabilities Determine Threats Determine Assets Determine Buiness Justifications Interview the Owner/ CEO What's your business? What do you do? How computer dependant are you? How comfortabale with technology are you? How many employees? How many employees with computers? What problems are you currently having? What are your concerns? Do You have legal requirements for data? How are your systems currently being used? Do you own/ can you make changes to the building? Do you have maintenance contracts with other IT companies. Current Operational Security Procedures Known Threats -- Natural/ Employees/ Outsiders What is your Risk tolerance What's you IT Budget? Observer infrastructure Quality of cabling? Quality/ age of equipment Physical Appearance of equipment? Pointless equipment? Physical Security Talk with Employees What problems are you having? Is there something that can make your life better? Documentation Analysis Who/ What When/ Where /Why? Is the software accessible Systems Analysis Sit down at the computers/ equipment and determine their current state Not enough RAM can cause as much economic loss as a virus! Create a Plan and Brief Client Create a plan spelling out vulnerabilities, threats, assets Plan should have as few options as possible Plan should have steps -- first infrastructure, then computers, then policies Focus on business reasons Determine feasibility and Get buy in Mitigation Process As you work the plan continue to assess systems and situation Is the planned solution still the best solution?

Info Level: Intermediate Presenter: Eli the Computer Guy Date Created: 26 Minutes Length of Class: September 21, 2010 Tracks Linux Prerequisites Introduction to Linux Installing Linux Basic Linux Tasks VIM for File Editing Navigation in Linux Users, Groups and Permissions in Linux Linux Network Configuration Purpose of Class This class teaches students how to remotely administer their Linux servers using SSH, and to be able transfer files to and from the server using FTP. Topics Covered Install SSH Connecting to Server Using a Terminal Emulator Installing vsftpd for FTP Connecting to vsftpd using a FTP Client Class Notes SSH -- Secure Shell Install SSH on Server = sudo apt-get install ssh SSH Requires Port 22 Use a Terminal Emulator to Connect to the Server (PuTTy) FTP -- File Transfer Protocol Install FTP Server = sudo apt-get install vsftpd Edit vsftpd Configuration Files = sudo vim /etc/vsftpd.conf Uncoment #local_enable=YES to Allow Local Users to Login Uncomment #write_enable=YES to Allow File Uploads To Restart vsftpd Service = sudo service vsftpd restart Use an FTP Client to Connect to FTP Server (FileZilla) Resources PuTTy FileZilla Ubuntu vstpd Documentation: https://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/ubuntu/s...

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