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MONITORING NETWORK TRAFFIC AND NETWORK FORENSICS EXPERTS



			Mike Chapple IT Security Professional ASK A QUESTION


	Windows registry forensics guide: Investigating hacker activities 05 Jun 2008 TIP - Ed Skoudis explains how investigators can interact with the registry to analyze a compromised system and unveils several reg commands that can be used during an investigation.


	More built-in Windows commands for system analysis Submitted By: SearchSecurity.com \| 14 May 2008 TIP - Ed Skoudis defines five more useful Windows commands that can provide new insight into the realm of Windows analysis.


	Is security improved when the number of Internet gateways is reduced? 05 May 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - A single entry point has often been thought easier to defend than multiple entry points. There are some caveats to reducing the number of Internet gateways, though, as expert Michael Cobb explains.


	Screencast: Using Nessus to scan for vulnerabilities Submitted By: SearchSecurity.com \| 17 Mar 2008 TIP - Peter Giannoulis of Bones Consulting demonstrates how Nessus can be used as a vulnerability assessment tool that enterprises can use to help protect critical systems and networks.


	What are the pros and cons of shaping P2P packets? 11 Mar 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - Packet shaping, a technique used to control computer network traffic, really isn't a security issue; it's a policy matter, says network expert Mike Chapple. Learn why, in this SearchSecurity.com Q&A.


	Built-in Windows commands to determine if a system has been hacked 06 Mar 2008 TIP - Ed Skoudis identifies five useful Windows command-line tools for machine analysis and discusses how they can assist administrators in determining if a machine has been hacked.


	How will the centralized logging of network flow data benefit an enterprise? 21 Feb 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - Network security expert Mike Chapple strongly recommends network flow logging as part of a well-rounded security program. There are two common pitfalls, however, that infosec professionals need to look out for.


	The forensics mindset: Making life easier for investigators 20 Feb 2008 TIP - In this tip, Mike Rothman explains why thinking like an investigator can help security pros develop an incident response plan that can help bring malicious hackers to justice.


	vPro: Making the case for network security on a chip 22 Jan 2008 TIP - Stephen Cobb explains why products like vPro may soon be just as common in network security infrastructures as today's firewalls.


	What security issues can arise from unsynchronized system clocks? 26 Dec 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - Network administrators don't always pay enough attention to the issues of system clock accuracy and time synchronization. Michael Cobb explains why that can lead to security problems.


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