Welcome back to my continuing series of articles on Snort rule writing. My first couple of installments in this series addressed some very simple rules
1. Introduction A patent is defined as an exclusive right or rights provided by a government to an inventor for a certain period of time
Welcome back to my series on Snort rule writing. In my first installment, we covered the basic syntax of a simple rule. We established the
History, wrote Norman Cousins, is a vast early warning system. When faced with a security difficulty, it can help us to reach back and to
Snort–the open source intrusion detection and prevention (IDS/IPS) system—for over a decade now has proven its value and efficacy and is ranked among the best
Introduction Everything we do in the Internet leaves digital fingerprints. Therefore, it is only logical that many web users are worried about the issue of
Today most organizations have committed resources, developed policies, procedures, and tools, and set their organization and IT infrastructure to maintain their critical business process (Business
Agenda: Introduction Company success vs. cooperation inside the company Forms of conflict Reasons for bad cooperation a) Mentality depending on the positions b) Understanding of
Previously, we took a major problem with which organizations are faced in the implementation of Agile methodologies in companies. It was where the lack of
See the McGraw Hill excerpt: Computer Incident Response Planning here: Author bio: N.K. McCarthy has more than 20 years of experience in the IT sector,
Boring topic? Maybe. But if you believe what Gartner has to say: “Through 2016, 75% of CISO’s who experience publicly disclosed security breaches, and lack
Traditional boot processes cannot stop sophisticated attacks instantiated before operating system load. Consequently, we need a method to ensure that when the operating system (OS)
Anyone who has ever managed a firewall will know that all too often it’s a one way street. From the moment the device is plugged
This is Chapter 6 in Tom Olzak‘s book, “Enterprise Security: A practitioner’s guide.” Chapter 5 is available here: VLAN Network Segmentation and Security- Chapter 5
This is Chapter 5 in Tom Olzak‘s book, “Enterprise Security: A practitioner’s guide.” Chapter 4 is available here:Attack Surface Reduction – Chapter 4 Chapter 3
We like to read the latest and greatest security books, andsometimes the author and/or publisher is generous enough to share an extended with us –
This is Chapter 4 in Tom Olzak‘s book, “Enterprise Security: A practitioner’s guide.” Chapter 3 is available here: Building the Foundation: Architecture Design – Chapter 3
“What’s in a name? that which we call a rose. By any other name would smell as sweet” Shakespeare would probably turn over in his
Overview: The BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) phenomenon is expanding at an incredible rate. It is something that affects every business, from the smallest to
In this chapter, we define the various types of enterprise architectures, how to integrate them into strategic and tactical business objectives, and how to build
