Introduction to Cyber Security LabAdministriviaClass StructureClass Non-GoalTopicsMore TopicsReading MaterialsCourse EvaluationQuestions for the classIntroduction to Cyber Security LabSusan HinrichsSpring 20061/17/2006 Cyber Security Spring 2006Administrivia• Meet Tuesdays/Thursdays 9:30-10:45am 1111 SC• Security lab in 222 SC• Office hours in lab, time TBA– [email protected]– Office 4224 SC• Newsgroup cs.class.cs498sh• Web site http://www.cs.uiuc.edu/class/cs498sh1/17/2006 Cyber Security Spring 2006Class Structure• Complements introductory security courses like Information Assurance– Teach computer and network security mechanisms used in the field– Teach design techniques– A sampling of security technologies• Class meetings– Approximately half in 1111 providing background material or guest lectures– Approximately half in lab1/17/2006 Cyber Security Spring 2006Class Non-Goal• Class will not make you expert in any particular security technology• If that is your goal, better to take a specific technology training course or self study1/17/2006 Cyber Security Spring 2006Topics• Secure Programming – Least-privilege programming and impersonation – Input cleanliness – Worm anatomy • OS security – Windows ACLs and security policies – Vista security additions – SE Linux domain type enforcement policies – Mandatory access controls in SE Linux and perhaps other OS's– User identity • Database Security 1/17/2006 Cyber Security Spring 2006More Topics• Network Security – Firewall configuration – IPSec–IPv6 – Access control servers – Network intrusion detection and monitoring – Honey pots – Wireless security – Network scanning • Defensive system design – Security architectures – Penetration testing 1/17/2006 Cyber Security Spring 2006Reading Materials• Required book from Information Assurance– Computer Security: Art and Science, Bishop• Supplemented with many papers and manuals1/17/2006 Cyber Security Spring 2006Course Evaluation• Lab exercises – 50%• 2-3 Papers at the end of sections – 25%• Final design project – 25%• Folks taking for graduate credit will have extra requirements for Lab exercises and papers1/17/2006 Cyber Security Spring 2006Questions for the class• Have you taken an introductory security class?• Are you familiar with Windows and/or Linux?• Are you comfortable with C, C++, and/or Java?• Are you familiar with IP networking?• What do you hope to get out of this class?1/17/2006 Cyber Security Spring
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