I agree. I've had a few employees and interns that have certs, such as
a 2k pro MCP. One of which I went to school with in the same
classes... and he didn't know how to add a user.
I've come to find that even someone with a bachelors degree in IT has no
clue what a subnet mask is for. They rem
I've been writing custom security policies and have done lots of
research on the internet about it. I'v also reviewed lots of company
policies which are currently in place.
In my mind, the first thing to do of course is convince management that
they need a policy. This is the easiest step. Eve
If you're in a domain, I remember seeing a script or two on
Microsoft's site or maybe a Win2k tech site, that will enumerate
Active Directory and tell you exactly when and where they've logged
into the domain.
Unfortunately I don't remember where I found it. And also if it works
on a Win2k
I'd almost bet the farm it's NetCat from @stake.
It's on the 'must have list' in your tool box of goodies..
http://www.atstake.com/research/tools/network_utilities/
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As a system administrator, I would freak if I was in this situation. I
know what software is installed on all of my servers and know exactly
what it's for and what ports it uses for communications.
I think this is a good point to make.
As a 3rd party security consultant, when we sell a secur
FIRE is a must!
forensic incident responce environment.
bootable cd with excellent selection of tools designed for forensic
investigation of suspect machines.
the home site is:http://fire.dmzs.com
Also, if you want more info on fire check this out...
Sans had a web-seminar on FIRE.
