TAILIEUCHUNG - Network Security For Trade Shows

Privacy laws differ considerably fromcountry to country. It is important to note that if an organization is doing business inmultiple countries, its privacy plan must address requirements to comply with the privacy laws of all of the countries in which it conducts business or has operations. The management team in each country or those managers in the corporate headquarters responsible for business operations in each country need to address specific requirements. In addition, an organization’s privacy plan, policies, and procedures must address varying privacy requirements country by country. If a company plans to expand its operations or sales efforts into new countries, its legal. | Network Working Group Request for Comments 2179 Category Informational A. Gwinn Networld Interop NOC Team July 1997 Network Security For Trade Shows Status of this Memo This memo provides information for the Internet community. This memo does not specify an Internet standard of any kind. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. Abstract This document is designed to assist vendors and other participants in trade shows such as Networld Interop in designing effective protection against network and system attacks by unauthorized individuals. Generally it has been observed that many system administrators and trade show coordinators tend to overlook the importance of system security at trade shows. In fact systems at trade shows are at least as prone to attack as office-based platforms. Trade show systems should be treated as seriously as an office computer. A breach of security of a trade show system can render -- and has rendered -- an exhibitor s demonstrations inoperable -- sometimes for the entire event This document is not intended to replace the multitudes of comprehensive books on the subject of Internet security. Rather its purpose is to provide a checklist-style collection of frequently overlooked simple ways to minimize the chance of a costly attack. We encourage exhibitors to pay special attention to this document and share it with all associated representatives. Physical Security Before addressing technical security issues one of the most frequently underrated and overlooked security breaches is the simple low-tech attack. The common victim is the one who leaves a console logged in perhaps as root and leaves the system. Other times an anonymous helpful soul might ask for a password in order to assist the user in identifying a problem. This type of method allows an intruder especially one logged in as root access to system files. Gwinn Informational Page 1 RFC 2179 Network Security For Trade Shows July 1997 Tips Educate sales and support staff regarding system

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