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Location and date
Date: 13 September 2005
Lieu: Hotel Sheraton de Faa'a (Papeete), Tahiti
Organizer and registration

Pole Services et Réseaux de l'OPT
Inscription : Mlle Jenny JISSANG
Email: Jenny_Jissang at opt.pf
Office des Postes et Télécommunications
Pôle Service de Réseaux de Télécommunications
Immeuble Ainapare
Pont de l'Est
98 713 Papeete
Téléphone : (689) 45 16 00
Télécopie : (689) 82 77 78
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Goals and public
Understand how attacks on IP networks work, so as to approach security and intrusion detection projects more easily. Acquire necessary knowledge to secure TCP/IP networks.
This course is meant for IT security managers, network/telecom administrators and managers, system administrators, project leaders, and any other security actor.
Prior knowledge of networks and of the TCP/IP protocols is necessary. Some basics will be reminded at the beginning of the course.
Duration
1 day.
Speaker
Thomas Seyrat
Agenda
IP networks and associated risks
Course material [25 November 1999 - ]
- Introduction to IP networks
- Overview of networks
- Overview of the IP protocol: packet, routing, fragmentation, TTL
- Attack and intrusion techniques
- Description of an attack
- Search for information on a remote site
- Search for vulnerabilities
- Taking advantage of the vulnerabilities
- Firewall bypassing
- Internal attacks
- Denial of service attacks
Intrusion: protection and detection
Course material [25 November 1999 - ]
- How to protect oneself
- Examples of bad architectures
- How to design one's Internet gateway
- IP filtering
- Different kinds of IP filters
- Application-level proxying
- Securing the servers
- Applications security
- Role of the administrator
- Role of the IT security department
- Introduction to intrusion detection
- Definitions
- Main methods
- Main products
- Limits of intrusion detection
- Detection of sniffers
- Techniques for bypassing and polluting the IDS
- How to design one's intrusion detection
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