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AAA (authentication, authorization, and accounting)
AAA model
     accounting 2nd
     authentication 2nd
     authorization
     configuration of CiscoSecure ACS 2nd
    secuirty servers
         RADIUS 2nd
     securing network with AAA server
     security servers 2nd
         Kerberos 2nd
         TACACS+ versus RADIUS
aaa new-model command
AAA services
acceptable use policy
     security policy coverage of
access control
     based on a PC's IP addresses
     DAC model, attributes of
     restricing access to a website
     routers
         administrative access
Access Control Entries (ACE)
access lists
     dynamic
     PIX Firewall
     SNMP managers using community string
access lists, router 2nd
     applied to an interface, configuring direction of the data flow
     assigning to router interface
     enhanced 2nd
         dynamic access lists
         time-based access lists
    extended
         reflexive access lists
     extended access lists
     extended numbered access list 2nd
     identification numbers and types
    named
         commands
     numbered access list commands
     permissions, example of
     permitting IPSec traffic on VPNs
     standard numbered IP access lists, additional keywords
access points (APs) 2nd
     beacon messages, SSID in
     placement and configuration of 2nd
     SAFE design recommendations
     wireless clients communicating without
     zone coverage area and
access-enable command
access-enable command
     issued for user in a dynamic access list
access-list filters on routers, vulnerability of
accounting 2nd 3rd 4th
     important function records
     TACACS+
accounts
     renaming critical accounts
ACK (Acknowledgment field), TCP headers
Acknowledgment number, TCP
ACS (Access Control Server)
     configuration of 2nd
     download site, trial copies
     RADIUS authentication setup
active responses to attacks, network IDS
active scanning for wireless stations or access points
adaptive protocols, checking
Adaptive Security Algorithm (ASA)
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
     spoofing
address space of program code, making nonexecutable
addresses
     protocol, obtained by router for neighboring devices and platforms
administative personnel
     access to routers
administration
     VPN manager functions
Advanced Services for Network Security (ASNS)
AES (Advanced Encryption Standard)
AES algorithm
agents, SNMP
     defining relationship with manager
AH (authentication header) protocol
     establishing use of in IPSec policy
     identified in IPSec transform sets
     identifying for IKE Phase 2
     transport mode
     tunnel mode
Airsnort program
Aladdin eToken
alarms and events (RMON), monitoring traffic with
alarms, IDS
     analyzing for IDS tuning
     monitoring and tuning
    network IDS
         notification and reporting features
     routers configured for network IDS
alerts and audit trails, generated by CBAC
algorithms
     asymmetric key algorithms 2nd
         Diffie-Hellman
         PGP
         RSA
     definition of
     hashing
     SSL and TLS
     symmetric key algorithms 2nd
         AES
         DES
         Triple DES (3DES)
allow all model (security plan)
allowed and disallowed behavior, defining
analysis tools (network traffic analysis)
Annualized Rate of Occurrence (ARO)
anomaly-based IDSs
anonymous access
antireplay protection
antivirus software 2nd
application layer
     data-driven attacks
application layer, OSI model
     Kerberos authentication service
     SNMP on
application-layer protocols, CBAC inspection of 2nd
     example of
APs [See access points]
ARO (Annualized Rate of Occurrence)
ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)
     spoofing
ASA (Adaptive Security Algorithm)
     PIX Firewall data flow
ASNS (Advanced Services for Network Security)
asymmetric key algorithms 2nd
     Diffie-Hellman
     PGP
     RSA
asymmetric key encryption 2nd
attacks
     broadcast, configuring router to prevent
     buffer overflow
     connection hijacking (TCP)
     connection-killing (TCP/IP)
    denial-of-service (DoS)
         stopping with stateful firewall
     denial-of-service attacks, using IP spoofing
     deriving WEP key stream with protocol analyzer
     email
     ICMP packets, using to export confidential information
     in cryptoanalysis[attacks:cryptoanalysis]
     IP fragment attacks
     network IDS responses to
     prevented by policy-based IDS
     rebuffed by network IDS (example)
     SYN-flooding, prevention by CBAC
     TCP SYN flood attacks
auditing
     audit trails generated by CBAC
     case study 2nd
    education on [See SANS Institute]
     monitoring traffic with RMON and SNMP
     network auditing in design process
     SAA (Service Assurance Agent), using
    SNMP [See SNMP[auditing:SNMP]]
authenticated users
     potential threats posed by
authentication 2nd 3rd 4th 5th [See also hash algorithms]
     802.1X framework and EAP protocol
     alternatives to reusable passwords
     configuring for website access 2nd
    encapsulating security payload [See ESP protocol]
     hardware keys, using
     HMAC, used with IPSec
     IPSec, identifying method for IKE Phase 1
     Kerberos 2nd 3rd
     open, for wireless networks
     peer authentication methods on VPNs 2nd
     PKI users
     RADIUS
         ACS setup for
         attribute pairs (AV pairs)
         summary of
     shared key authentication, wireless networks
     TACACS+ 2nd
     TACAS+
     token-based systems
     user authentication method, selecting for VPN
     WEP protocol
     wireless station, using WEP
     WLANs, stations and clients
authentication header protocol [See AH protocol]
authentication policy
authentication, authorization, and accounting [See AAA services] [See AAA]
authority and scope, statement of (security policy)
authorization 2nd 3rd
     TACACS+
autocommand
automating signature updates for IDSs
AV pairs, RADIUS authentication
availability of data and resources

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