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SA (security association)
     establishing for IPSec
     IKE SA lifetime
     ISAKMP protocol
     mode configuration option for VPNs
     reauthentication after IKE SA expires
     selection for IPSec on remote access VPN
SAA (Service Assurance Agent) 2nd
SAFE (Security Architecture for Enterprises)
     Blueprint for Enterprise Networks, web site
     out-of-band management, network IDS
SAFE blueprint 2nd
     overview of architecture
     references for further information
     summary of
SAFE WLAN design
SANS Institure
     templates for security policies 2nd
SANS Institute 2nd
     policy, standard, and guideline, definitions of
     programs and initiatives
     references for further information
     Security Policy Project
scalability
     for cryptographic applications[scalability:cryptographic]
     key exchange with PKI
     network configuration, stateless firewalls and
     nonscalable methods of public key distribution
scanning functions, WLANs
SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities), physical security manual
scope of a security policy
     example policy for a VPN
score
script kiddies
scripting languages
     browser plug-ins, most popular for
secret key cryptography
secret passwords, enabling for Cisco routers
Secure Agent Managers, Cisco
     number installed on network
Secure Agents, Cisco
     number installed on network
secure areas
Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA)
Secure Integrated Software, Cisco
Secure Policy Manager, Cisco
     alarm-reporting feature
Secure Server Certification authority
Secure Server Certification Authority (VeriSign)
Secure Shell [See SSH]
Secure Socket Layer [See SSL]
Security Architecture for Enterprises. SeeSAFE
security cards
security guides (NSA)
security incidents
     handling procedure, coverage in security policy
     incident handling process
security levels (PIX Firewall interfaces) 2nd
security levels for Internet Explorer
security plan
     deny all and allow all models
security policies 2nd 3rd 4th
     auditing state of
     connection-based 2nd
     defining
         key components of
     development process
     development team
     development, best practices
     IDSs based on
     importance of
     incident handling process
     main purpose of
     mixing models, problems with
     personnel awareness of
     reusable passwords and
     sample security policy for a VPN
     SANS templates for 2nd
     security wheel
     senior management enforcement of
Security Policy Project (SANS)
security servers
     Cisco ACS
     Kerberos 2nd
     RADIUS 2nd
     TACACS+ versus RADIUS
security training and certification [See SANS Institute]
security wheel
senior management
     responsibilities for network security
Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIF), online information
sensor components and architecture
sensors, IDS 2nd
     host sensor components and architecture
     maintenance of
     network sensors
         communication with director
         components and architecture
         placement on the network
SEP (Scalable Encryption Processing)
separate service subnet (SSN) 2nd
SEQ/ACK numbers
     attackers, use by
    in connection hijacking[SEQ/ACK numbers
         connection]
Sequence and Acknowledgment numbers [See SEQ/ACK numbers]
sequence numbers, TCP
     prediction of in connection-killing attacks
     SYN (Synchronize sequence numbers) flag
server digital ID or website certificate
Service Level Agreements (SLAs), verifying with SAAs
service password-encryption command
service set identifiers [See SSIDs]
services
     router, turning off or restricting access to
     selectively enabling or turning on all for host system
     unnecessary, disabling or removing
         list of services that can be disabled
session cookies
session table, NetScreen
sessions
     TCP and UDP, managemenat by CBAC
SHA-1 (Secure Hash Algorithm)
show aaa user all command (Cisco IOS)
show access-lists command 2nd
show access-lists command
     reflexive access lists
show accounting command (Cisco IOS)
show ip nat translations command
show privilege command
show rtr command
show rtr history command
signature recognition (biometrics)
signature-based IDS
     pros and cons of
     updating signatures
signatures, IDS
     definition of
     definition of malicious traffic or activity
Simple Network Management Protocol [See SNMP] [See SNMP]
single logon (Kerberos)
Single Loss Expectancy (SLE)
single root CA
site security architecture
Site Security Handbook (RFC 2196)
site-to-site VPNs
small office/home office (SOHO)
     Linksys hardware for
smart cards
     token-based authentication
Smartcards
smoke, temperature, and humidity sensors in high-level security areas
Smurf attack
Smurf attacks
Sniffer Pro (WLAN packet analyzer)
sniffing on publicly accessible networks
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) 2nd
     access to routers via
     configuration 2nd
     notifications
     RMON, using with
     SAA, accessing with
     setup (case study)
     versions
SNMP server engine name, specifying
snmp-server command
SoBig virus
social constraints on netowrk IDS
social constraints, network design
social engineering
     countermeasures
software
     protection with hardware keys
     unpatched, security threats from
software firewalls (Check Point)
source and destination IP addresses, TCP/IP connections
source and destination port numbers
Source Quench message
speech analysis
speed, network interface
split tunneling
spoof attacks
spoofing
     antispoofing protection, router configuration
spoofing techniques
     countermeasures
spyware
SSH
     wireless network security, using for
SSH (Secure Shell)
     versions
SSIDs (service set identifiers)
     vulnerabilities of
SSL (Secure Socket Layer) 2nd
SSN (separate service subnet) 2nd
stages of the network life cycle 2nd
standard IP access lists
standard numbered IP access lists
     additional keywords supported
standard, definition of
standards for telecommunication equipment
state information for TCP and UDP sessions, CBAC and
stateful filtering (firewalls)
stateful firewalls
stateful pattern-matching IDS systems
stateless filtering
static and dynamic translation slots
     ASA and
static routing on a PIX Firewall
stations, wireless
     SAFE design recommendations for
     scanning for other stations or access points
statistical anomaly detection
stream ciphers
subnet mask
subnet masks
survivability and recovery, physical security planning
switches and hubs, network security design
     switch security features, examples of
switches, configuring for traffic-capture functions
Sygate firewall
symmetric key algorithms 2nd
     AES
     DES (Data Encryption Standard)
     Triple DES (3DES)
symmetric key encryption
SYN (Synchronize sequence numbers), TCP flag
SYN-flooding attacks, prevention by CBAC
SysAdmin, Audit, Network, and Security [See SANS Institute]
SYSLOG
SYSLOG server
     router configured to send more information to
     router configured to send only warnings

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