8. Reverse Engineering Basics
9. SCADA ° SCADA in General 10. Embedded Systems ° MultiFunction Device (Print/Fax/Scan), Wireless Routers, TV Box ° Computer, Periferail & Net Devices Internal Hardware 11. The Cyber Attack Process ° TBD ° APT Attack
12. Attack Vectors ° Viruses, Worms, Trojans ° Vulnerabilities and Exploit ° Web Application Hacking 13. Attack tools and technology ° TBD 14. Information security tools and Technology ° Security Architecture, Security Layers ° Tools of the trade (FW, AV, IDS, IPS, SIM, SOC, Secure Mediation Device, One way link) ° Is it useful against a cyber-warfare dream team? 15. Forensics tools and technologies ° Tools of the trade ° Honeypots ° Tactics 16. Prevention ° Managing the cyber security perimeter ° Building a cyber-perimeter ° Methodologies 17. Cyber capabilities Worldwide ° USA ° Russia ° China ° North Korea 18. Summery ° Domestic & International Law about Cyber Warfare ° Information Security & Warfare Studies Review ° Universities ° Courses and Tracks ° Knowledge Certificates: CEH, HDE, CISSP, CISM, CISA, CISO ° The right way ° Building Blocks of Cyber Headquarter 5th Day Information Security Expansion ° Hardening ° Systems ° Network ° Mobile ° Application ° Web Application ° Security Tools & Technologies ° Expansion for Chapter 13' above. ° Hacking Defined for Managers ° Reconnaissance Techniques and Tools ° Penetration Techniques and Tools ° House Keeping Techniques ° Information Security Law, Regulation & Standards. ° Expansion for Chapter 1' above ° Information Security Management & CISO Functions ° People Management ° Process Management ° Technologies Management |
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1. Preparation for Novice Day ° The "Cyber" Elements ° Client side elements & Security ° Servers elements & Security ° Network elements & Security ° Wireless elements & Security ° Mobile elements & Security ° Application elements & Security ° Web Application elements & Security ° The International tunnels & space & Security ° The Human element & Security ° How Hackers become Hackers ° The InfoSec Team ° Information Security Administrator - ISA ° Information Systems Security Integrator - ISSI ° Information Security Systems Engineer - ISSE ° Chief Information Security Officer - CISO ° Information Security Auditor – ISA ° Specialists (SIEM/SOC, Penetration, Forensics, App-Sec) ° The Israeli InfoSec Authorities ° NISA ° MOD ° IDF & IAF ° Bank Israel (357) ° Finance Ministry (257) ° Domestic & International InfoSec Laws, Regulations & Standards ° Domestic Laws: Computers law, Privecy law, ° Domestic Regulations: 357, 257, "Reem", "MOD", ° Domestic & International Standards: ISO 27000, SOX, PCI/DSS, HIPAA, FSA, CobiT, Basel ° Other Terms & Terminology ° The "Business" Vs. Security Dilemmas 2. Introduction ° How hacking works ° Demos of website hacking ° Demo of a Trojan horse that is in use by cyber espionage groups ° Demo of a Banking Trojan horse that is used by cyber criminals ° Demo of two attack Scenarios (End to End): ° Wide infection (Cyber-crime style, Drive by download) ° Targeted attack (Cyber-Espionage style) 3. History (Evolution of Cyber Warfare) ° Real cyber-attacks history ° Cyber Assault on electrical power grid in the USA (2003) ° “Digital Pearl Harbor” in the USA (2007) ° The Estonian Cyber War (2008) ° A massive Russian assault against Georgia (2008) ° North Korea attacks USA and Korea (2009) ° The story behind the attacks: ° Operation Aurora (2009) ° Stuxnet (2010) ° HBGary (2011) ° RSA (2011) ° Wikileaks (2011) ° Oak Ridge National Laboratories (2011) ° Sony (2011) 4. Cyber Terror groups on the Internet ° Anonymous 5. Cyber Gangs ° Social & Political Structure ° Social & Operational Networking ° Resources ° Operations 6. Cyber Crime ° The operation: How to take a geek and turn him into a crook ° Roles in the cyber-crime market ° Forums, key players. ° Tools of the trade 7. Critical assets / Infrastructure ° DOD, Army ° Government services ° Law enforcement, fire and emergency response ° Banking and financial services ° Energy (including electricity, oil and gas) ° Telecommunications, Internet and media ° Health ° Transportation ° Food and Water supply |
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