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Unencrypted credentials
• Authentication is a critical process
• All data must be protected
• Some protocols aren't encrypted
• All Telnet, FTP, SMTP, IMAP traffic sent in the clear
Logs and event anomalies
• Gather as much information as possible
• Many different sources, Switches, routers, firewalls, servers
• Use a security information and event management (SIEM)
• Consolidate logs and correlate data
Permission issues
• A simple oversight of
• Confirm permissions on initial configuration
• Provide a process for changes and updates
• Perform periodic audits
Access violations
• Segmentation fault
• Your operating system is looking out for you
• Prevents access to a restricted area of memory
• Might be a programming error
• A pointer to the wrong location
• Could be a security issue
Certificate issues
• A certificate should be signed by someone you trust
• Certificates should also be relatively new
• You don’t want certificates to get too old
• Researcher finds seventy-six iOS apps that are missing TLS certificate checks
Misconfigured devices
• Default username and password - Easy to authenticate
• Outdated software - Known vulnerabilities
• Firewalls Rules provide too much access
• Can be difficult to audit with a large rule base
Weak security configurations
• Too old - DES (Data Encryption Standard) encryption
• Small key size is easily brute-forced with today’s technologies
• Encryption vulnerabilities - WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
• Hash collisions - SHA-1 (Secure Hash Algorithm 1)
Personnel issues
• The weakest link - People make mistakes
• Policy violations
• It’s in your Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) document
• Insider threats
• Social engineering
• Social media
• Personal emails
Unauthorized software
• Malware, spyware, ransomware
• May conflict with the organization’s software
• Licensing - You’re going to pay for that, right?
• Who’s going to upgrade the unauthorized software?
• Security patches?
• What happens when it stops working?
Baseline deviation
• Everything should be well documented
• Hardware, software, network traffic patterns, data storage
• Any changes to the norm should be identified
• If something deviates from the baseline, you must fix it
• Anti-virus and signature version, OS patches
License compliance violation
• So many software licenses
• Operating systems, applications, hardware appliances
• And they all license with different methodologies
• Data and applications must be accurate and complete
• Everything works great when the license is valid
Asset management
• Identify and track computing assets
• Usually an automated process
• Respond faster to security problem
• You know who, what, and where
• Track licenses
• You know exactly how many you’ll need
Authentication issues
• Is someone really who they say they are?
• A lapse in any part of the authentication process can open the entire network
• Weak passwords, not enough authentication factors, etc.
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