
Wireless Operational Security
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- Front Cover
- Wireless Operational Security
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- List of Figures and Tables
- Foreword
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Section I: General Network Security
- Chapter 1. Basic Concepts
- 1.1 Threats to personal privacy
- 1.2 Fraud and theft
- 1.3 Internet fraud
- 1.4 Employee sabotage
- 1.5 Infrastructure attacks
- 1.6 Malicious hackers
- 1.7 Malicious coders
- 1.8 Industrial espionage
- 1.9 Social engineering
- 1.10 Privacy standards and regulations
- 1.11 Endnotes
- Chapter 2. Managing Access
- 2.1 Access control
- 2.2 Password management
- 2.3 Endnotes
- Chapter 3. Setting Up Defenses
- 3.1 Foundations of information assurance
- 3.2 Defense-in-Depth strategy
- 3.3 The Common Criteria Model
- 3.4 Security architecture
- 3.5 Operations security
- 3.6 Host-based intrusion detection
- 3.7 Network-based intrusion detection efforts
- 3.8 Endnotes
- Chapter 4. Incident Management
- 4.1 Overview of RFC 2196 (Site Security Handbook)
- 4.2 Incident handling process overview
- 4.3 Endnotes
- Chapter 5. Securing Web Applications
- 5.1 Applications development security
- 5.2 Endnotes
- Chapter 6. Security and the Law
- 6.1 The 1996 National Information Infrastructure Protection Act
- 6.2 President's Executive Order on critical infrastructure protection
- 6.3 The USA Patriot Act of 2001
- 6.4 The Homeland Security Act of 2002
- 6.5 Changes to existing laws
- 6.6 Investigations
- 6.7 Ethics
- 6.8 Endnotes
- Section II: Wireless Network Security
- Chapter 7. Wireless Networking Basics
- 7.1 Wireless local area networks
- 7.2 Mobile security
- 7.3 Encryption schemes in WLANs
- 7.4 Endnotes
- Chapter 8. WLAN Policy and Risk Management
- 8.1 Purpose and goals of WLAN security policies
- 8.2 Basic approach to WLAN security and policy development
- 8.3 WLAN risk management
- 8.4 Risks to wired networks from wireless networks
- 8.5 Security issues for wireless public-access network use
- 8.6 Sample WLAN security checklist
- 8.7 Creating WLANs in public space
- 8.8 Designs for scalable and secure WLAN solutions
- 8.9 Endnotes
- Chapter 9. WLAN Intrusion Process
- 9.1 Pro.ling to select a target or gather information
- 9.2 Social engineering
- 9.3 Searching publicly available resources
- 9.4 War-driving, -walking, -flying, and -chalking
- 9.5 Exploitable WLAN configurations
- 9.6 How intruders obtain network access to a WLAN
- 9.7 Password gathering and cracking software
- 9.8 Share enumerators
- 9.9 Using antennas and WLAN equipment
- 9.10 Denial-of-service attacks and tools
- 9.11 Rogue devices as exploitation tools
- 9.12 Other useful tools and techniques
- 9.13 Use of malicious code or life insertion in WLANs
- 9.14 Security vulnerabilities with public-access wireless networks
- 9.15 Weaknesses in existing security solutions
- 9.16 Endnotes
- Chapter 10. WLAN Risk and Threat Mitigation
- 10.1 Mitigating static WEP risks with TKIP
- 10.2 Using dynamic WEP (802.1x and EAP) to address
- 10.3 VPNs in a WLAN environment
- 10.4 Enhancing WLAN security
- 10.5 Other WLAN security issues
- 10.6 Conclusion
- 10.7 Endnotes
- Chapter 11. Additional WLAN Security Solutions
- 11.1 Intrusion detection systems
- 11.2 Security advantages of thin clients in a wireless environment
- 11.3 Using DHCP services for authentication
- 11.4 Baselining
- 11.5 Using Kerberos, RADIUS, and LDAP for WLAN authentication
- 11.6 Multifactor authentication
- 11.7 802.11i and WiFi protected access
- 11.8 Conclusion
- 11.9 Endnotes
- Chapter 12. WISDOM for WLAN Practitioners
- 12.1 Risk assessments revisited
- 12.2 Costs of securing WLANs
- 12.3 WLAN threat and impact analysis
- 12.4 WLAN security management considerations
- 12.5 Applying WISDOM to WLAN security
- 12.6 Conclusion
- 12.7 Endnotes
- Glossary
- A Wireless Policy Essentials
- A.1 Wireless position statement
- A.2 ABC Inc. InfoSec Risk Assessment Policy
- A.3 ABC Inc. InfoSec Audit Policy
- A.4 ABC Inc. InfoSec Acceptable Use Policy
- A.5 ABC Inc. InfoSec Network Policy
- A.6 ABC Inc. InfoSec De-Militarized Zone (DMZ) Policy
- A.7 ABC Inc. InfoSec Router Policy
- A.8 ABC Inc. InfoSec Extranet Policy
- A.9 ABC Inc. InfoSec Remote Access Policy
- A.10 ABC Inc. InfoSec Dial-In Access Policy
- A.11 ABC Inc. InfoSec VPN Communication Policy
- A.12 ABC Inc. InfoSec Wireless Communication Policy
- A.13 ABC Inc. InfoSec Server Policy
- A.14 ABC Inc. InfoSec Password Policy
- A.15 ABC Inc. InfoSec Application Password Policy
- A.16 ABC Inc. InfoSec Anti-Virus Policy
- A.17 ABC Inc. InfoSec Policy Exception Form
- B Wireless-related Legislative Links
- C Additional WLAN References
- C.1 Other WLAN Interest Items
- C.2 Security Risks and Legal Protections Recap
- C.3 Endnotes
- Index
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