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Case 5-1: Planning Remote Access
Student solutions will vary depending on your designs. Students can use any remote access method or combination of remote access schemes. Students must demonstrate understanding of the principles of remote access connections and technologies and show that they have planned their designs carefully with the intention of satisfying the task’s requirements.
Student solutions must include an accurate and effective network diagram that shows the physical and logical topology of their network designs with the remote access solution they chose. Students diagrams must be technically correct and incorporate sound networking and security principles.
About the access controls in the requirements list: To demonstrate true understanding of remote access and network design/management, students must state that access to resources is managed through user accounts, file and folder permissions, and so forth. Students remote access solutions need address only how remote users connect to their regular user accounts on the corporate LAN, the type of authentication used, security measures, encryption and tunneling, and so on.
Case 6-1: Implementing Your Remote Access Solution
The solution students develop will be unique to their designs. For this part of the project, students should have updated at least the following sections of their security policies:
• Remote Access
• Violations and Penalties
• Acceptable Use
• Unacceptable Use
• Security User Awareness Training
• Internet and E-Mail
• Appendixes (updated diagrams and new risk analysis documentation)
• Revision History
• Responsibilities (determined who is responsible for maintenance, repairs, monitoring and emergencies for remote access systems), unless the design precludes this (such as having made a single department, manager, or so forth responsible for all aspects of the systems).
• References
• Illegal Activities
• User Accounts and Passwrods
• Physical Security
Case 4-2: Researching Security Products
Students can use the Tool Comparison Chart in Case04File01.doc as a reference for this project.
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Researching Security Products
Awstats
Awstats is a software tool that provides a graphical representation of statistics. These are statistics on
web, streaming and main or ftp servers. It shows all the information that is contained in a log. It works
through the command prompt. In order to process large log files Awstats uses a partial information
file. It analyses Apache log files, WebStar log files and IIS log files. AWStats is free. Updating
Awstats is manual for new applications. However, in order to acquire additional features, plug-ins are
used.
Squid
Squid is a proxy use for caching. It improves the response time of websites by allowing the
reuse of frequently used webpages. IT caches pages supporting HTTP, HTTPS and FTP. There
are numerous types of access controls that can be used on Squid. Therefore, it greatly accelerates the
bandwidth of a server. Squid can run on Windows, IOS and Linux OS. Squid is also used for routing
requests among servers to improve throughput.
Logrep
Logrep is used to display information from different log files. For example, once log files are
generated using a tool like Awstats. Logrep displays them in a way that is readable and easy
to interpret. The reports displayed by Logrep are HTML in format. It also uses graphs.
Logrep is supported by all platforms and formats. It keeps the records of all log files in a
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