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Security Seminar

#1082
From: MMP
Date: Fri, 06 Jan 1995 19:13
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Subject: Security Seminar
Newsgroups: comp.security.misc
Organization: CTS Network Services (CTSNET), San Diego, CA
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	Hi, I was unsure who to send this to at your organization, 
so 'root' seemed to be the most appropriate.  A Class is going to be 
held in your area that may prove quite useful for your company to attend.


	    	D I G I T A L  C R I M E  P R E V E N T I O N       
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Overview:  
Without a thorough understand of the actions, motives, and techniques 
of hackers, attempts at security are futile.  This course provides 
a detailed analysis of digital crimes & preventative measures.  The 
course focuses on network security, host security, and user authentication.  
In addition, issues relating to PBX/telephone system security, and business 
operation vulnerabilities will be addressed.  The emphasis of this course 
is to inform attendees of the volatility of all companies, to analyze 
vulnerabilities within numerous technologies, and to offer practical 
methods to detect and deter intrusion.  Numerous security products (both 
commercial & public domain) will be evaluated including: firewalls, 
routers, encryption devices, one-time password technology, host auditing 
tools, and more.  The course will address vulnerabililities within multiple 
technologies giving attendees the thorough knowledge required to effectively 
address corporate wide digital security concerns.

* The Severity of Digital Crimes
* The Perpetrators
* Analysis & Deterrance of Security Breaches (80% of the course)

	
Course Outline:
                The Severity of Digital Crimes
                Intrusion Evaluation
                        Past & Present Security Breaches
                        Intrusion  techniques
                Analysis of Security Breaches
                        Business Operations Breaches
				Employee Concerns
				Schedule Concerns
				Procedure Concerns
				Social Engineering
                        Telephone Toll / PBX Breaches
                                Voice Mail Fraud
                                Call Diverter Fraud
                                DISA Fraud
                                SAC Vulnerabilities
                                Auto Attendant Fraud
                                Calling Card Fraud
                                Cellular Fraud
                                Pager Fraud
                        Computer Security Breaches
                                Password Integrity
                                Network Connectivity 
                                File System Integrity
                                Firewalls
                                Encryption
                                OS Holes/Patches
                                Race Conditions
                                Insufficient Authorization
                                Cross-Platform Code Vulnerabilties
                                TCP/IP Service Vulnerabilities
                                Trusted Hosts
                                Data Restrictions
                                File Transfers
                                Security Policies
                                Employee Training


Target Audience:  
MIS Directors, Security Managers, System Administrators, & other 
	technical staff concerned with corporate security issues.


Prerequisites:  
Basic understanding of the functionality of TCP/IP, UNIX, & Internet 
      services.


For further information, contact GARRISON Associates at

GARRISON Associates
11772 Sorrento Valley Rd #123
San Diego, CA 92121
(619) 793-8223    Fax: (619) 793-1124
E-MAIL: garrison@mmp.com



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Company/Organization   ________________________________________________
 
Mailing Address        ________________________________________________

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E-Mail		       ________________________________________________
		   	      
 Location       [ ] Orange County	January 20, 1995
     &          [ ] Los Angeles		January 27, 1995
   Dates        [ ] San Francisco	February 3, 1995   
  
			       
Registration 	[ ]  $395.00 if received before pre-registration deadline
    Fee		[ ]  $445.00 if received after pre-registration deadline

Payment Information:  Pre-registration is seven days in advance of the 
scheduled class.  Fee includes admission, continental breakfast, lunch, 
and course materials contaning copies of presentation slides and selected 
reference information.  Please submit payment with registration form.  
Payment can be by check, Visa, or MasterCard.  If paying by credit card, 
you may fax your registration & payment to:  (619) 793-1124

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Subject: Security Seminar
Organization: CTS Network Services (CTSNET), San Diego, CA
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 1995 19:13:47 GMT
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