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network security

topic we will be covered:-
  1. confidentiality, integrity, availabili
  2. Overview of Network Security
  3.  Perimeter Security
  4. Access Control
  5.  Device Security
  6.  Security features on Switches
  7.  Firewall, Types of firewall
  8.  Attack vector and Mitigation techniques
  9. Access Management  
  10. Threat
  11. Vulnerabilities – vulnerability assessment and vulnerability scanning
  12.  Attacks – Application Attack, Network Attack and Mitigating & Deterring Attacks
  13.  Network Security 
  14. Security through network devices, 
  15. Security through Network Technologies and Security through Network Design Elements
  16.  Administering a Secure Network 
  17.  Network Administrative Principles and Securing Network Application.
  18. security policies, security mechanisms, assurance 
  19.  Cryptography
  20.  Network Intrusion Prevention
  21.  Overview of Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
  22.  Intrusion Detection System (IDS)
  23.  Deploying IPS and IPS High Availability
  24.  Host Intrusion Prevention
  25. Anomaly Detection and Mitigation
  26.  Historical background 
  27.  Transposition/Substitution
  28.  Caesar Cipher 
  29.  Introduction to Symmetric crypto primitives
  30.  Asymmetric crypto primitives
  31.  Hash functions 
  32. Security Monitoring and correlation
  33. Security Management 
  34.  Security and Policy Management and Security Framework and Regulatory Compliance
  35.  Best Practices Framework
  36.  Case Studies
  37. Secret Key Cryptography 
  38.  Data Encryption Standard (DES) 
  39.  Encrypting large messages (ECB, CBC, OFB, CFB, CTR) 
  40.  Multiple Encryption DES (EDE) 
  41.  Message Digests  
  42.  Strong and weak collision resistance 
  43.  The Birthday Paradox 
  44.   SHA-1 
  45.  Public Key Cryptography 
  46.  Euclidean algorithm, 
  47.  Euler Theorem,
  48.  Fermat Theorem
  49.  Torrent functions
  50.  multiplicative and additive inverse 
  51.  RSA,
  52.  Selection of public and private keys Midterm 
  53.  Authentication 
  54.  Security Handshake pitfalls 
  55. Online vs. offline password guessing 
  56.  Reflection attacks 
  57.  Per-session keys and authentication tickets 
  58.  Key distribution centers and certificate authorities 
  59.  Trusted Intermediaries 
  60.  Public Key infrastructures 
  61.  Certification authorities and key distribution centers 
  62.  Kerberos 
  63.  Real-time Communication Security
  64.  Introduction to TCP/IP protocol stack 
  65.  Implementation layers for security protocols and implications 
  66.  IPsec: AH and ESP 
  67.  IPsec: IKE 
  68.  SSL/TLS 
  69. virtual private network(vpn)
  70.  Electronic Mail Security 
  71.  Distribution lists 
  72.  Establishing keys 
  73. Privacy, 
  74. source authentication, 
  75. message integrity,
  76.  non-repudiation,
  77.  proof of submission,
  78.  proof of delivery,
  79.  message flow confidentiality, 
  80.  anonymity 
  81.  Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) 
  82. Packet filters 
  83.  Application level gateways 
  84.  Encrypted tunnels 
  85.  Cookies 
  86.  Web security problems

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