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Main Authors:	Conrad, Eric (Author), Misenar, Seth (Author), Feldman, Joshua (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Amsterdam [u.a.] Elsevier 2010
Subjects:	CISSP Computer networks > Security measures > Examinations > Study guides. Electronic data personnel > Certification > Study guides.
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Physical Description:	XX, 567 S. Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:	9781597495639

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adam_text	Contents Acknowledgments .............................................................................................. xvii About the authors ................................................................................................. xix CHAPTER 1 Introduction ......................................................................... 1 How to Prepare for the Exam ...................................................... 2 The Notes Card Approach ......................................................... 2 Practice Tests .............................................................................. 2 Read the Glossary ...................................................................... 3 Readiness Checklist .................................................................... 3 How to Take the Exam ................................................................ 3 Steps to Becoming a CISSP® .................................................... 3 Exam Logistics ........................................................................... 4 How to Take the Exam .............................................................. 5 After the Exam ........................................................................... 6 Good Luck! ................................................................................... 6 CHAPTER 2 Domain 1: Information security governance and risk management ........................................................... 7 Unique Terms and Definitions ..................................................... 7 Introduction ................................................................................... 7 Cornerstone Information Security Concepts ................................ 8 Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability ............................... 8 Identity and Authentication, Authorization, and Accountability ........................................................................... 10 Risk Analysis .............................................................................. 13 Assets ........................................................................................ 13 Threats and Vulnerabilities ...................................................... 13 Risk = Threat χ Vulnerability ................................................ 14 Impact ....................................................................................... 15 Risk Analysis Matrix ................................................................ 15 Calculating Annualized Loss Expectancy ............................... 16 Total Cost of Ownership .......................................................... 17 Return on Investment ............................................................... 18 Risk Choices ............................................................................. 19 Qualitative and Quantitative Risk Analysis ............................ 20 The Risk Management Process ................................................ 21 Information Security Governance .............................................. 22 vi Contents Security Policy and Related Documents ................................. 22 Security Awareness and Training ............................................ 24 Roles and Responsibilities ....................................................... 25 Compliance with Laws and Regulations ................................. 26 Privacy ...................................................................................... 26 Due Care and Due Diligence ................................................... 26 Best Practice ............................................................................. 27 Outsourcing and Offshoring ..................................................... 27 Auditing and Control Frameworks .......................................... 28 Certification and Accreditation ................................................ 30 Ethics .......................................................................................... 31 The (ISC)2 © Code of Ethics ................................................. 31 Summary of Exam Objectives ................................................... 32 Self Test ...................................................................................... 32 Self Test Quick Answer Key ..................................................... 34 CHAPTER 3 Domain 2: Access control ................................................... 37 Unique Terms and Definitions ................................................... 37 Introduction ................................................................................. 37 Cornerstone Access Control Concepts ...................................... 38 The CIA triad ........................................................................... 38 Identification and AAA ............................................................ 40 Subjects and objects ................................................................. 41 Access Control Models .............................................................. 41 Discretionary Access Controls (DAC) ..................................... 42 Mandatory Access Controls (MAC) ........................................ 42 Non-Discretionary Access Control .......................................... 42 Content and Context-Dependent Access Controls .................. 44 Centralized Access Control ...................................................... 44 Decentralized Access Control .................................................. 44 Access Control Protocols and Frameworks ............................. 45 Procedural Issues for Access Control ........................................ 47 Labels, Clearance, Formal Access Approval, and Need to Know ................................................................... 48 Rule-Based Access Controls .................................................... 50 Access Control Lists ..................................................... 50 Access Control Defensive Categories and Types ..................... 50 Preventive ........................................ 5j Detective ................................. 51 Corrective ....................................... 5 j Recovery ........................._...... 52 Contents vii Deterrent ................................................................................... 52 Compensating ........................................................................... 52 Comparing Access Controls ..................................................... 52 Authentication Methods ............................................................. 53 Type 1 Authentication: Something You Know ....................... 53 Type 2 Authentication: Something You Have ........................ 59 Type 3 Authentication: Something You Are .......................... 61 Someplace You Are ................................................................. 67 Access Control Technologies ..................................................... 67 Single Sign-On (SSO).............................................................. 67 Kerberos.................................................................................... 68 SESAME ................................................................................... 72 Security Audit Logs ................................................................. 72 Types of Attackers ..................................................................... 73 Hackers ..................................................................................... 73 Black Hats and White Hats ...................................................... 74 Script Kiddies ........................................................................... 74 Outsiders ................................................................................... 75 Insiders ...................................................................................... 76 Hacktivist .................................................................................. 77 Bots and BotNets ...................................................................... 77 Phishers and Spear Phishers ..................................................... 79 Assessing Access Control .......................................................... 79 Penetration Testing ................................................................... 82 Vulnerability Testing ................................................................ 84 Security Audits ......................................................................... 84 Security Assessments ............................................................... 84 Summary of Exam Objectives ................................................... 85 Self Test ...................................................................................... 85 Self Test Quick Answer Key ..................................................... 88 CHAPTER 4 Domain 3: Cryptography ..................................................... 91 Unique Terms and Definitions ................................................... 91 Introduction ................................................................................. 91 Cornerstone Cryptographic Concepts ........................................ 91 Key Terms ................................................................................ 92 Confidentiality, Integrity, Authentication, and Non-Repudiation ....................................................................... 92 Confusion, Diffusion, Substitution, and Permutation ............. 92 Cryptographic Strength ............................................................ 93 Monoalphabetic and Polyalphabetic Ciphers .......................... 93 viii Contents Modular Math........................................................................... 93 Exclusive Or (XOR) ................................................................. 93 Types of Cryptography ............................................................ 95 History of Cryptography ............................................................ 95 Egyptian Hieroglyphics ............................................................ 95 Spartan Scytale ......................................................................... 96 Caesar Cipher and other Rotation Ciphers .............................. 96 Vigenère Cipher ........................................................................ 97 Cipher Disk ............................................................................... 97 Jefferson Disks ......................................................................... 98 Book Cipher and Running-Key Cipher ................................. 100 Codebooks ............................................................................... 100 One-TimePad ......................................................................... 100 Hebern Machines and Purple ................................................. 102 Cryptography Laws ................................................................ 105 Symmetric Encryption .............................................................. 105 Stream and Block Ciphers ..................................................... 106 Initialization Vectors and Chaining ....................................... 106 Data Encryption Standard ...................................................... 106 International Data Encryption Algorithm (IDEA) ................ 110 Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) .................................. 110 Blowfish and Twofish ............................................................ 113 RC5 and RC6 ......................................................................... 113 Asymmetric Encryption ............................................................ 113 Asymmetric Methods ............................................................. 114 Hash Functions ......................................................................... 116 Collisions ................................................................................ 116 MD5 ........................................................................................ 116 Secure Hash Algorithm .......................................................... 116 HAVAL ................................................................................... 117 Cryptographic Attacks .............................................................. 117 Brute Force ............................................................................. 117 Known Plaintext ..................................................................... 117 Chosen Plaintext and Adaptive Chosen Plaintext ................. 118 Chosen Ciphertext and Adaptive Chosen Ciphertext ............ 118 Meet-in-the-middle Attack ..................................................... 118 Known Key ............................................................................. 1 19 Differential Cryptanalysis ...................................................... 119 Linear Cryptanalysis ............................................................... 119 Side-channel Attacks .............................................................. 119 Contents ix Birthday Attack ...................................................................... 119 Key Clustering ........................................................................ 120 Implementing Cryptography .................................................... 120 Digital Signatures ................................................................... 120 HMAC ..................................................................................... 121 CBC-MAC .............................................................................. 122 Public Key Infrastructure ....................................................... 122 IPsec ........................................................................................ 122 SSL and TLS .......................................................................... 124 PGP ......................................................................................... 124 S/MIME .................................................................................. 125 Escrowed Encryption .............................................................. 125 Steganography ........................................................................ 125 Digital Watermarks ................................................................ 126 Summary of Exam Objectives ................................................. 127 Self Test .................................................................................... 127 Self Test Quick Answer Key ................................................... 129 CHAPTER 5 Domain 4: Physical (Environmental) security ..................... 131 Unique Terms and Definitions ................................................. 131 Introduction ............................................................................... 131 Perimeter Defenses ................................................................... 132 Fences ..................................................................................... 132 Gates ....................................................................................... 132 Bollards ................................................................................... 132 Lights ...................................................................................... 133 CCTV ...................................................................................... 133 Locks ....................................................................................... 135 Smart Cards and Magnetic Stripe Cards ............................... 138 Tailgating/piggybacking ......................................................... 138 Mantraps and Turnstiles ......................................................... 140 Contraband Checks ................................................................. 140 Motion Detectors and Other Perimeter Alarms .................... 140 Doors and Windows ............................................................... 141 Walls, floors, and ceilings ...................................................... 142 Guards ..................................................................................... 142 Dogs ........................................................................................ 143 Restricted Areas and Escorts ................................................. 143 Site Selection, Design, and Configuration .............................. 144 Site Selection Issues ............................................................... 144 Site Design and Configuration Issues .................................... 144 Contents System Defenses....................................................................... 146 Asset Tracking ........................................................................ 146 Port Controls ........................................................................... 146 Drive and Tape Encryption .................................................... 146 Media Storage and Transportation ......................................... 147 Media Cleaning and Destruction ........................................... 147 Environmental Controls ............................................................ 149 Electricity ................................................................................ 149 HVAC ..................................................................................... 151 Heat, Harne, and Smoke Detectors ....................................... 152 Safety Training and Awareness ............................................. 153 ABCD Fires and Suppression ................................................ 154 Types of Fire Suppression Agents ......................................... 156 Summary of Exam Objectives ................................................. 160 Self Test .................................................................................... 160 Self Test Quick Answer Key ................................................... 163 CHAPTER 6 Domain 5: Security architecture and design ...................... 165 Unique Terms and Definitions ................................................. 165 Introduction ............................................................................... 165 Secure System Design Concepts .............................................. 166 Layering .................................................................................. 166 Abstraction .............................................................................. 166 Security Domains ................................................................... 167 The Ring Model ..................................................................... 167 Open and Closed Systems ...................................................... 168 Secure Hardware Architecture ................................................. 168 The System Unit and Motherboard ....................................... 168 The Computer Bus ................................................................. 169 The CPU ................................................................................. 170 Memory ................................................................................... 172 Memory Protection ................................................................. 174 Secure Operating System and Software Architecture ............. 177 The Kernel .............................................................................. 178 Users and File Permissions .................................................... 178 Virtualization .......................................................................... 181 Thin Clients ............................................................................ 182 System Vulnerabilities, Threats, and Cotmtermeasures .......... 183 Emanations .............................................................................. 183 Covert Channels ..................................................................... 183 Buffer Overflows .................................................................... 184 Contents xi TOCTOU/Race Conditions.................................................... 185 Backdoors ............................................................................... 185 Malicious Code (Malware).................................................... 186 Server-Side Attacks .....................................„......................... 187 Client-Side Attacks ................................................................. 188 Web Application Attacks ....................................................... 189 Mobile Device Attacks ........................................................... 190 Database Security ................................................................... 191 Countermeasures ..................................................................... 193 Security Models ........................................................................ 193 Reading Down and Writing Up ............................................. 193 State Machine model .............................................................. 195 Bell-LaPadula model .............................................................. 195 Lattice-Based Access Controls .............................................. 196 Integrity Models ..................................................................... 197 Information Flow Model ........................................................ 198 Chinese Wall Model ............................................................... 199 Noninterference ...................................................................... 199 Take-Grant .............................................................................. 199 Access Control Matrix ........................................................... 200 Zachman Framework for Enterprise Architecture ................. 200 Graham-Denning Model ......................................................... 200 Harrison-Ruzzo-UUman Model .............................................. 201 Modes of Operation ................................................................ 202 Evaluation Methods, Certification, and Accreditation ............ 202 The Orange Book ................................................................... 203 ГГЅЕС ..................................................................................... 204 The International Common Criteria ....................................... 205 PCI-DSS .................................................................................. 206 Certification and Accreditation .............................................. 206 Summary of Exam Objectives ................................................. 206 Self Test .................................................................................... 207 Self Test Quick Answer Key ................................................... 209 CHAPTER 7 Domain 6: Business continuity and disaster recovery planning ............................................................ 211 Unique Terms and Definitions ................................................. 211 Introduction ............................................................................... 211 BCP and DRP Overview and Process ..................................... 212 Business Continuity Planning (BCP) ..................................... 212 Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP) ....................................... 213 xii Contents Relationship between ВСР and DRP .................................... 213 Disasters or disruptive Events ................................................ 214 The Disaster Recovery Process .............................................. 221 Developing a BCP/DRP ........................................................... 223 Project Initiation ..................................................................... 224 Scoping the Project ................................................................ 227 Assessing the Critical State .................................................... 227 Conduct Business Impact Analysis (BIA) ............................. 228 Identify Preventive Controls .................................................. 232 Recovery Strategy .................................................................. 232 Related Plans .......................................................................... 236 Plan Approval ......................................................................... 241 Backups and Availability ......................................................... 241 Hardcopy Data ........................................................................ 242 Electronic Backups ................................................................. 243 Software Escrow ..................................................................... 245 DRP Testing, Training, and Awareness .................................. 245 DRP Testing ........................................................................... 246 Training ................................................................................... 248 Awareness ............................................................................... 248 Continued BCP/DRP Maintenance .......................................... 248 Change Management .............................................................. 248 BCP/DRP Mistakes ................................................................ 249 Specific BCP/DRP Frameworks .............................................. 249 NIST SP 800-34..................................................................... 249 1ЅО/ШС-27031 ....................................................................... 250 BS-25999 ................................................................................ 250 ВСІ .......................................................................................... 251 Summary of Exam Objectives ................................................. 251 Self Test .................................................................................... 251 Self Test Quick Answer Key ................................................... 253 CHAPTER 8 Domain 7: Telecommunications and network security ........ 255 Unique Terms and Definitions ................................................. 255 Introduction ............................................................................... 255 Network Architecture and Design ........................................... 256 Network Defense-in-Depth .................................................... 256 Fundamental Network Concepts ............................................ 256 The OSI Model ....................................................................... 259 The TCP/IP Model ................................................................. 261 Encapsulation .........................................„............................... 262 Contents xiii Network Access, Internet and Transport Layer Protocols and Concepts .......................................................................... 263 Application Layer ТСРДР Protocols and Concepts .............. 276 Layer 1 Network Cabling ...................................................... 281 LAN Technologies and Protocols .......................................... 283 LAN Physical Network Topologies ....................................... 285 WAN Technologies and Protocols ........................................ 288 Network Devices and Protocols ............................................... 291 Repeaters and Hubs ................................................................ 291 Bridges .................................................................................... 292 Switches .................................................................................. 293 TAPs ....................................................................................... 294 Routers .................................................................................... 295 Firewalls .................................................................................. 299 Modem .................................................................................... 306 DTE/DCE and CSU/DSU ...................................................... 306 Intrusion Detection Systems and Intrusion Prevention Systems ................................................................ 306 Honeypots ............................................................................... 309 Network Attacks ..................................................................... 310 Network Scanning Tools ........................................................ 311 Secure Communications ........................................................... 312 Authentication Protocols and Frameworks ............................ 312 VPN ......................................................................................... 314 VoIP ........................................................................................ 316 Wireless Local Area Networks .............................................. 317 RFID ....................................................................................... 321 Remote Access ....................................................................... 322 Summary of Exam Objectives ................................................. 324 Self Test .................................................................................... 325 Self Test Quick Answer Key ................................................... 327 CHAPTER 9 Domain 8: Application development security ..................... 329 Unique Terms and Definitions ................................................. 329 Introduction ............................................................................... 329 Programming Concepts ............................................................ 330 Machine Code, Source Code, and Assemblers ..................... 330 Compilers, Interpreters, and Bytecode.................................. 330 Procedural and Object-Oriented Languages .......................... 331 Fourth-generation Programming Language .......................... 333 Computer-Aided Software Engineering (CASE) .................. 333 xiv Contents Тор -Down versus Bottom-Up Programming ......................... 333 Types of Publicly Released Software .................................... 334 Application Development Methods ......................................... 335 Waterfall Model ...................................................................... 336 Sashimi Model ........................................................................ 337 Agile Software Development ................................................. 339 Spiral ....................................................................................... 340 Rapid Application Development (RAD) ............................... 341 Prototyping .............................................................................. 341 SDLC ...................................................................................... 342 Software Escrow ..................................................................... 346 Object-Orientated Design and Programming .......................... 346 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) ................................... 346 Object Request Brokers .......................................................... 349 Object-Oriented Analysis (OOA) and Object-Oriented Design (OOD) ......................................................................... 351 Software Vulnerabilities, Testing, and Assurance .................. 351 Software Vulnerabilities ......................................................... 352 Software Testing Methods ..................................................... 353 Disclosure ............................................................................... 355 Software Capability Maturity Model (CMM) ....................... 356 Databases ..............................,................................................... 356 Types of Databases ................................................................ 357 Database Integrity ................................................................... 361 Database Replication and Shadowing .................................... 361 Data Warehousing and Data Mining ..................................... 362 Artificial Intelligence ............................................................... 362 Expert Systems ....................................................................... 362 Artificial Neural Networks ..................................................... 363 Bayesian Filtering ................................................................... 364 Genetic Algorithms and Programming .................................. 365 Summary of Exam Objectives .......,......................................... 365 Self Tesi .................................................................................... 366 Self Test Quick Answer Key ................................................... 368 CHAPTER 10 Domain 9: Operations security .......................................... 371 Unique Terms and Definitions ................................................. 371 Introduction __........................................................................... 371 Administrative Security ............................................................ 372 Administrative Personnel Controls ........................................ 372 Privilege Monitoring ...............................„„.______,............. 375 Contents xv Sensitive Information/Media Security ..................................... 376 Sensitive Information............................................................. 376 Asset Management................................................................... 378 Configuration Management.................................................... 379 Change Management.............................................................. 381 Continuity of Operations .......................................................... 383 Service Level Agreements (SLA).......................................... 383 Fault Tolerance ....................................................................... 384 Incident Response Management.............................................. 390 Methodology ........................................................................... 391 Types of attacks ...................................................................... 393 Summary of Exam Objectives ................................................. 398 Self Test .................................................................................... 400 Self Test Quick Answer Key ................................................... 403 CHAPTER 11 Domain 10: Legal regulations, investigations, and compliance ...................................................................... 405 Unique Terms and Definitions ................................................. 405 Introduction ............................................................................... 406 Major Legal Systems ................................................................ 406 Civil Law (legal system) ........................................................ 406 Common Law ......................................................................... 406 Religious Law ......................................................................... 407 Other Systems ......................................................................... 407 Criminal, Civil, and Administrative Law ................................ 407 Criminal Law .......................................................................... 408 Civil Law ................................................................................ 408 Administrative Law ................................................................ 409 Information Security Aspects of Law ...................................... 409 Computer Crime ..................................................................... 410 Intellectual Property ............................................................... 411 Import/export Restrictions ...................................................... 415 Privacy .................................................................................... 416 Liability ................................................................................... 419 Legal Aspects of Investigations ............................................... 420 Digital Forensics ..................................................................... 420 Incident Response ................................................................... 423 Evidence .................................................................................. 423 Evidence Integrity .................................................................. 425 Chain of Custody .................................................................... 426 xvi Contents Reasonable Searches .............................................................. 426 Entrapment and enticement .................................................... 428 Important Laws and Regulations ............................................. 429 U.S. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act .................................... 430 USA PATRIOT Act ............................................................... 431 HEPAA .................................................................................... 431 United States Breach Notification Laws ............................... 432 Ethics ........................................................................................ 433 Computer Ethics Institute ....................................................... 433 IAB s Ethics and the Internet ................................................ 434 The (ISC)2 © Code of Ethics ............................................... 434 Summary of Exam Objectives ................................................. 435 Self Test .................................................................................... 436 Self Test Quick Answer Key ................................................... 438 Appendix: Seiftest................................................................................... 441 Glossary .................................................................................................. 489 Index ....................................................................................................... 525
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