Sun Certified Security Administrator for Solaris 9 & 10 Study Guide

Name: Sun Certified Security Administrator for Solaris 9 & 10 Study Guide
Brand: McGraw-Hill
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Edgar Danielyan John Chirillo(Autor*in)

McGraw-Hill (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 14. Juni 2005

578 Seiten

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Intro
Contents
About the Contributors
Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
Part I: General Security Concepts
1 Fundamental Security Concepts
Describe Principles of Information Security
Explain Information Security Fundamentals and Define Good Security Architectures
Q&A Self Test
2 Attacks, Motives, and Methods
Describe Concepts of Insecure Systems, User Trust, Threat, and Risk
Explain Attackers, Motives, and Methods
Describe How Attackers Gain Information, and Describe Methods to Reduce Disclosure
Q&A Self Test
3 Security Management and Standards
Identify the Security Life Cycle and Describe Best Security Practices
Describe the Benefits of Evaluation Standards
Q&A Self Test
Part II: Detection and Device Management
4 Logging and Process Accounting
Identify, Monitor, and Disable Logins
Configure syslog, Customize the System Logging Facility, and Monitor and Control Superuser
Q&A Self Test
5 Solaris Auditing, Planning, and Management
Configure Solaris Auditing and Customize Audit Events
Generate an Audit Trail and Analyze the Audit Data
Q&A Self Test
6 Device, System, and File Security
Control Access to Devices by Configuring and Managing Device Policy and Device Allocation
Use the Basic Audit Reporting Tool to Create a Manifest and Check System Integrity
Q&A Self Test
Part III: Security Attacks
7 Denial of Service Attacks
Differentiate Between the Types of Host-Based Denial of Service Attacks and Understand How Attacks Are Executed
Establish Courses of Action to Prevent Denial of Service Attacks
Q&A Self Test
8 Remote Access Attacks
Identify, Detect, and Protect Against Trojan Horse Programs and Backdoors
Explain Rootkits that Exploit Loadable Kernel Modules
Q&A Self Test
Part IV: File and System Resources Protection
9 User and Domain Account Management with RBAC
Describe the Benefits and Capabilities of Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Explain How to Configure and Audit Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Q&A Self Test
10 Fundamentals of Access Control
Use UNIX Permissions to Protect Files
Use Access Control Lists to Set File Permissions
Q&A Self Test
Part V: Solaris Cryptographic Framework
11 Using Cryptographic Services
Explain How to Protect Files Using the Solaris Cryptographic Framework
Administer the Solaris Cryptographic Framework
Q&A Self Test
Part VI: Authentication Services and Secure Communication
12 Secure RPC Across NFS and PAM
Explain and Configure Secure RPC to Authenticate a Host and a User Across an NFS Mount
Use the PAM Framework to Configure the Use of System Entry Services for User Authentication
Q&A Self Test
13 SASL and Secure Shell
Explain the Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL) in Solaris
Use Solaris Secure Shell to Access a Remote Host Securely Over an Unsecured Network
Q&A Self Test
14 Sun Enterprise Authentication Mechanism
Define the Sun Enterprise Authentication Mechanism and Configuration Issues
Configure and Administer the Sun Enterprise Authentication Mechanism
Q&A Self Test
Part VII: Appendixes
A: Final Test Study Guide
B: Final Test
C: Final Test Answers
D: Hands-On Exercises and Solutions
Exercises
Solutions
Index
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