9. Embedded Systems ° MultiFunction Device (Print/Fax/Scan),
Wireless Routers, TV Box
° Computer, Periferail & Net Devices
Internal Hardware 10. The Cyber Attack Process ° TBD
° APT Attack
11. Attack Vectors ° Viruses, Worms, Trojans
° Vulnerabilities and Exploit
° Web Application Hacking 12. 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 15. Prevention ° Managing the cyber security perimeter
° Building a cyber-perimeter
° Methodologies 16. Cyber capabilities Worldwide ° USA
° Russia
° China
° North Korea 17. 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 |
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1. 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) 2. 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) 3. Cyber Terror groups on the Internet ° Anonymous 4. Cyber Gangs ° Social & Political Structure
° Social & Operational Networking
° Resources
° Operations 5. 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 6. 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 7. Reverse Engineering Basics 8. SCADA ° SCADA in General |
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