Course Catalog
Unix Security
Students will learn how to make their UNIX system more secure.Topics
- Syllabus
- Session One
- Session Two
- Session Three
- File Structure Layout
- Common Data Files
- Common Directories
- Informational Files
- Common Commands
- C Shell Aliases
- Security Files
- File system security
- Permissions
- File Permissions
- Hidden Permissions
- Setting Permissions
- umask
- Changing Owner and Group
- Device Files
- Other Hazards
- Passwords
- Password and account security
- Switch User
- Trojan Horse
- Pathnames
- EEPROM
- Start-up and Shutdown
- System Startup
- SunOS Bootup
- System Interrupts
- SunOS Shutdown
- Solaris Startup
- Solaris Bootup
- Solaris Shutdown
- Network Security
- Access Diagram
- User Network Security
- Network Tables
- Network security Checklist
- Network File System
- Mount Information
- Overview
- Sharing (exporting) Files
- Mounting Resources
- NFS Server Programs
- NIS for SunOS
- Network Information Service
- NIS Servers and Clients
- NIS Daemons
- File Affected by NIS
- Initializing NIS Master Server
- Initializing a Slave Server
- Initializing a Client
- Updating the NIS database
- Informational NIS Commands
- NIS and NIS+ for Solaris
- NIS Plus
- Name Service Switch
- Installing NIS Clients
- Turning Off NIS Client
- Security Situation
- NIS+
- Namespace
- Directory
- Table
- Groups
- Qualifying Objects
- File Structure Layout
- Files
- Anonymous FTP
- FTP
- Anonymous FTP Setup
- Using Anonymous FTP
- Tracking FTP
- ftpd and Anonymous ftp Checklist
- Local Management Tools
- Password File
- Group File
- System Start-up and Shutdown
- File Permissions
- Login and Logout
- System Logger
- Automation
- Restricted Shells (Solaris)
- SAR (Solaris)
- ASET (Solaris)
- Network Security Tools
- Audit
- Physical Security
- Systems
- Firewalls
- Design Decisions
- Levels of Threat
- Firewalls and Their Components
- Firewalls using Screening Routers
- Firewalls using Dual Homed Gateways
- Screened Host Gateways
- Screened Subnets
- Hybrid Gateways
- Other firewall-related tools
- No Conclusions, but Observations
- Security Tools
- Security Tool
- A Break-In
- Network Security Tools
- Other Useful Tools/Techniques
- Miscellaneous
- SunOS Security
- SunOS Specific Security
Audience
This course is intended for System Administrators responsible for the overall security management of an HP-UX system.Course Length
Two DaysFor More Information
Contact sales@intech.com if you have questions regarding this or any other course.Earlier versions of courses may be available upon request.