... brute force attack on the password hashes in the database and access confidential data from user accounts. External attacker scenario Internal attacker scenario Module 5: Creatinga Security ... potentially obtain information about your internal network. If data cables are accessible, attackers can tap into them or attach listening devices that gather network data. Not all information is ... facility where you could restore operations (but not as quickly as at an online facility). For more information about disaster recovery, see Data Security and Data Availability in the Administrative...
... to each lab. Click a link to begin a lab. Work with a lab partner to perform the lab. ầ To complete a lab 1. Read Ashley Larson’s e-mail in each lab to determine the goals for the lab. 2. ... cycle threat models Manage risks Qualitative and quantitative risk analysis Phase Task Details Building Create policies and procedures for: Installing operating systems and software securely ... leasing company were used by the research department, and therefore contain confidential information. At a minimum, completely erase the hard disks by using a utility that wipes all data and file...
... the account or disable its use. Anyone who can manage a password to an account can, at any time, access all of the information that the account can access. Who can obtain account information. ... primary goals of an attacker is to elevate his privileges to the Administrator or SYSTEM level of access. External and internal attackers may use a variety of approaches to gain access to a network. ... opens a Web page that contains links to each lab. Click a link to begin a lab. Work with a lab partner to perform the lab. ầ To complete a lab 1. Read Ashley Larson’s e-mail in each lab to...
... using LAN Manager and NTLM authentication protocols, consider: Removing LAN Manager password hashes. LAN Manager password hashes are sent along with NTLM authentication messages for compatibility ... the LAN Manager password hashes that are stored in Active Directory and SAM databases on local computers, and by disabling the use of the LAN Manager authentication protocol. These two actions ... For more information about smart cards, see the white papers, Smart Cards and Smart Card Logon, under Additional Reading on the Web page on the Student Materials CD. For more information about...
... strategy for data helps ensure that your data remains protected. Create policies to manage how your organization stores data and backs up data. Use auditing to ensure that access to data remains ... DL_Finance_Share_Change. ã Domain local groups for each department. For example, for the Payroll department, create a domain local group named DL_Payroll_Modify. ã A global group for finance ... points Additional reading 16 Module 9: Creatinga Security Design for Data Lab A: Designing Security for Data Lab Questions and Answers Answers may vary. The following are possible answers....
... traffic. For example, an attacker who wants to gain knowledge about data as it is transmitted can passively monitor the network from within an organization. This type of attack reveals data ... who appeared to have sent the offensive e-mail message. External attacker scenario Internal attacker scenario 10 Module 10: Creatinga Security Design for Data Transmission Considerations ... Security for Data Transmission 7 Lab A: Designing Security for Data Transmission 19 Course Evaluation 22 Module 10: Creatinga Security Design for Data Transmission Module 10: Creating...
... locate information about how Land and SYN-ACK attacks affect perimeter security. 1. What is a Land attack, and how can it prevent users from receiving their e-mail messages? A Land attack ... opens a Web page that contains links to each lab. Click a link to begin a lab. Work with a lab partner to perform the lab. ! To complete a lab 1. Read Ashley Larson’s e-mail in each lab to ... different names. Emphasize the fact that different parts of a network may be separated from each other by perimeters; for example, a main office and a branch office, or a main network and a test...
... Conference on Empirical Methods in NaturalLanguage Processing and Computational NaturalLanguage Learning (EMNLP-CoNLL), pages 410–420.Andreas Vlachos, Anna Korhonen, and ZoubinGhahramani. 2009. Unsupervised ... man-ually marked pairs of paragraphs. Two human an-notator were asked to judge if the paragraphs con-tained ’common information’. They were giventhe guideline that only paragraphs that describedthe ... used as a firststep in Multi-Document Summarization(MDS) to find redundant information. Allthe same there is no gold standard avail-able. This paper describes the creationof a gold standard for...
... Library Cataloguing in Publication Information Available Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Macgillivray, Ian K. 1967-Sexual orientation and school policy : a practical ... Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG); a local synagogue; a Committee for School Improvement of an ele- mentary school; Citizens United against Racism (discussed later); a local Uni- tarian Universalist ... Moreover, hostile climates make it all the more risky forteachers and administrators to be proactive when it comes to taking a firm stance against antigay abuse in their classrooms and schools (LeCompte...
... will:–Recruit AP teachers –Arrange for their summer training at UW-Madison or Lawrence University [Appleton]–Help principals and counselors make a wide range of AP distance learning courses available ... 8NUTS & BOLTS PLAN OF ACTION I Create, operate, and maintain a statewide advanced placement distance learning clearinghouse for all Wisconsin high schools. The AP Consortium staff will:–Recruit ... Placement Academy. The Academy consisted of at the University of Iowa called the Advanced Placement Academy. The Academy consisted of AP classes in English, History, Biology, and Mathematics,...
... state of affairs in the U.S. also note that credentials are not always transferable across programs and geographies, and many pathways to credentials are expensive. These pathways are not always ... local, and national actors to mount a broad, multiyear initiative to: Create a competency-based framework within which states and institutions can award educational credit for academic equivalent ... competencies mastered through formal and informal noncredit occupational education and training; Accelerate the wide adoption of quality assurance, articulation, and other polices, programs, and practices...
... the root cause(s) that apply in any particu-lar case, I believe that the status quo will need to change for us to advance the practice of sustainability as far and as fast as external con-ditions ... income statement and balance sheet—cash and profits! Peter presents anecdotal and factual evidence for translating typical ES&G data into financial knowledge, ultimately to decrease bad costs, ... socially acceptable, accounts for all important factors (financial and nonfinancial), and, in the case of ES&G, allows a third party to make an informed judgment about the investment potential...
... Resources and Evaluation (LREC),pages 1974–1981, Las Palmas, Spain, May.Julia Hockenmaier and Mark Steedman. 2002b. Generativemodels for statistical parsing with Combinatory CategorialGrammar. In ... Rambow. 1994. Formal and Computational Aspectsof Natural Language Syntax. Ph.D. thesis, University ofPennsylvania, Philadelphia PA.Libin Shen and Aravind K. Joshi. 2005. Incremental LTAGparsing. ... Association for Computational Lin-guistics, pages 96–103, Sapporo, Japan.Gerald Gazdar, Ewan Klein, Geoffrey K. Pullum, and Ivan A. Sag. 1985. Generalised Phrase Structure Grammar.Blackwell, Oxford.Julia...
... full advantage of this fact. There is a significant body of research evidence to show that learners who speak morethan one language have an increased ability to use and learn language ingeneral. ... thismeans that all teachers should have reached agreement on themessages about required structure and content that they will give tolearners (for example about the layout of a particular genre ... the National Association for Able Children inEducation (NACE) which publishes guidance materials relating to the more-ablelearner.One strategy that has proved popular and effective in Wales...
... this form Favor de llenaresta formaThis way, please Por acá, por favorThat way, please Por allá, por favorGet up LevántateWork TrabajaLet’s go outside Vamos afueraRead LeeSit down SiéntateSpeak ... Secondary Teachers of Migrant English Language LearnersEvery word or utterance in a secondlanguage is a step forward and shouldbe seen for what it accomplishes ratherthan for what it fails ... can read,you can read. This ability transfers rapidly to otherlanguages you acquire. If the goal is second languageliteracy, a rapid means of achieving it is buildingreading ability in a...