Real-World Applicability

The information in this chapter is based on my own experiences in security over the last nine years. Although I have used elements from different designs I have seen, none of these designs is real, for obvious reasons. Any similarity to your own network is purely coincidental. All these designs result in final topologies that are somewhat different from the sample designs in Chapters 13 through 15 to reinforce the idea that the designs in the previous chapters are examples, not answers.

The case study designs are certainly simplified. Budget and staffing information isn't a focus, nor is detailed risk analysis and security policy development. Documenting the complete security system development process just for one case study might fill a small book.

Part I. Network Security Foundations

Network Security Axioms

Security Policy and Operations Life Cycle

Secure Networking Threats

Network Security Technologies

Part II. Designing Secure Networks

Device Hardening

General Design Considerations

Network Security Platform Options and Best Deployment Practices

Common Application Design Considerations

Identity Design Considerations

IPsec VPN Design Considerations

Supporting-Technology Design Considerations

Designing Your Security System

Part III. Secure Network Designs

Edge Security Design

Campus Security Design

Teleworker Security Design

Part IV. Network Management, Case Studies, and Conclusions

Secure Network Management and Network Security Management

Case Studies

Conclusions

References

Appendix A. Glossary of Terms

Appendix B. Answers to Applied Knowledge Questions

Appendix C. Sample Security Policies

INFOSEC Acceptable Use Policy

Password Policy

Guidelines on Antivirus Process

Index



Network Security Architectures
Network Security Architectures
ISBN: 158705115X
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 249
Authors: Sean Convery

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