TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Network security: Chapter 9 - Dr. Munam Ali Shah

This chapter we will continue our discussion on mobile device security, robust security network (RSN) and network security model. After completing this unit, you should be able to present an overview of security threats and countermeasures for mobile networks, understand the basics of standard for robust security, describe the principal elements for a network security model. | Network Security Lecture 9 Presented by: Dr. Munam Ali Shah Summary of the previous lecture We talked about different types of security attacks for wireless networks such as man-in-the middle attack, spoofing, wardrive etc. We discussed how different solution could be used to secure our wireless networks. Some of the solutions we discussed are limiting the signal of wireless network and use of encryption We also studies about mobile networks and specialized attacks that can breach the security of a wireless network. Outlines of today’s lecture We will continue our discussion on: Mobile Device Security Mobile Device Security Strategy Robust Security Network (RSN) and Network Security Model Objectives You would be able to present an overview of security threats and countermeasures for mobile networks. Understand the basics of standard for robust security Describe the principal elements for a network security model. Mobile Device Security Strategy With the threats

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• Mobile device security
• Network security
• Lecture Network security
• Computer network
• Computer hacking
• Internet security
• Network security model
• CompTIA® Security+
• Security+ Guide to Network Security Fundamentals
• Hardware system security
• Securing the Operating system software
• Internal physical access security
• Mobile device vulnerabilities
• Wireless security
• Mobile Architecture
• Security Features
• Added Functionality
• Choice and Flexibility
• Administrator Experience
• Java 2 network security
• Ebook Java 2 network security
• The new Java security model
• The Java virtual machine
• Class files in Java 2
• The Java 2 security manager
• Cryptography & Network Security
• Cryptography & Network Security Exercise
• Symmetric Cipher Model
• Classical Substitution Ciphers
• Cryptanalysis using letter frequencies
• Polyalphabetic Ciphers
• International Journal of Computer Networks and Communications Security
• A fuzzy model for network intrusion detection
• Network intrusion detection
• 10 fold cross validation
• New fuzzy model
• Java and Security
• Java 2
• The Java 2 SecurityManager
• Java 2 SDK
• Exchange 2003
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• Outlook Web
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• WebUI Overview
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• Virtual Routing Redundancy Protocol
• Security Management
• Firewall Commands
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• An optimized model for transition from Ipv4 to Ipv6 networks
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• Network Fundamentals
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