Task: (Top) The inputs, N with its costs, server s = 0, and T = 5. In each vertex in the above picture, its label/index is given along with its tag. (Bottom) The resulting tagging of the vertices in N and after tagging N, value 6 is returned. Notice that vertex 3 is not tagged as there is no edge incident on 3 that has a cost to tag at most 5. In this problem we will presume N is represented as an adjacency list, this will be relevant mai...
Task1. Critical awareness of the legal, ethical and professional issues involved in incident response investigation. 2. Evaluate and apply appropriate technological solutions and processes in the detection, management and investigation of information and system security incidents.3. Critically evaluate and apply digital forensic methodology to cyber security incidents and commercial investigation; establish an audit trail, documenting a digital...
Outcomes addressed in this activity: Describe common port scanning tools and techniques. Explain the enumeration step of security testing. Use scanning and enumeration to identify potential vulnerabilities for exploitation. Use appropriate tools to capture network traffic in order to perform a threat analysis. Course Outcome: Perform vulnerability tests using computer and network tools and utilities. Purpose The purpose of this lab i...
Performing Reconnaissance from the WAN Outcomes addressed in this activity: Outline the steps of the information gathering process. Describe common social engineering techniques. Describe common information, networking, and physical security attacks. Use appropriate reconnaissance tools and techniques. Analyze the methods ethical hackers use to perform reconnaissance and social engineering. In this lab, you will perform reconn...
Microsoft Windows-based Laptop and SECURITY Registry FileShow your work (except for the True/false questions) using proper terms and notations. (34 pts.) True/False Questions (NO explanation is needed): (a) On a Microsoft Windows-based laptop computer the SECURITY registry file maintains a history list of the host computerâs wireless connections. (b) The electric and magnetic fields associated with an electromagnetic w...
Plagiarism and its ConsequencesWork presented in an assessment must be your own. Plagiarism is where a student copies work from another source, published or unpublished (including the work of another student) and fail to acknowledge the influence of anotherâs work or to attribute quotes to the author. Plagiarism is an academic offence, and the penalty can be serious. The Universityâs policies relating to Pla...
Task: Question 1 (60 Marks): Normally firewalls provide virtual private networks. 1. Explain step-by-step how to set up a VPN on a firewall of your choice. Provide a detailed example (30 marks).2. Why is a firewall a good place to implement a VPN? (15 Marks)3. Why not implement it at the actual server(s) being accessed? (15 Marks) Question 2 (40 Marks): Some operating systems perform buffered I/O. In this scheme, an output request is accep...
Learning OutcomesAssessment Outcomes And Required Resources Learning Outcomes As a result of undertaking this coursework, the student will be able to: ? Appreciate the importance of market research and conduct one ? Keep abreast with the current system requirements available on the market ? Conduct a comparison exercise and formulate a conclusion for the recommended system Required Resources The following list of resources are req...
Task Securing Wireless Networks Research, design and critically evaluate protection techniques for Securing an Enterprise Wireless Networks against the attacks identified in the first assignment. Requirements: Your task is to provide suitable solutions to protect an Enterprise wireless system against those attacks found in the first assignment. An Enterprise wireless network would be similar to UniFi at the University where authenticat...
Task 1: You need to create/develop a virtual environment using Virtual Box or VMWare. Use virtual machine images such as Kali to create a Metasploit system and create other virtual machine images as Metasploitable system. Task 2: Your developed system should be able to perform different ethical hacking methods to demonstrate how hackers generally carry out different steps in order to find vulnerabilities in companies’ network systems....
Question: Tasks AMY Networks is a consultancy business that designs, installs and operates different types of wireless and wired networks for businesses and research organisations.� As one of their project leaders you have been asked to respond to an ITT (Invitation to Tender) for this network design.� The network solution will include the wireless sensor network logical design along with protocols specifications. The ITT document ...
IT Infrastructure Project: Designing WAN Networks Reference Figure 1. Global Care Hospital is a network of four large hospitals in the U.S. You have recently purchased the organization, naming it. Please refer to the hospital as “place your name here” Global Hospital. Figure 1. Global Hospital Network Design Jane Doe Global Hospital owns a network of hospitals supported by four (4) office buildings. ...
ScenarioYou have just been appointed Security Manager in a XYZ multinational company in West Midlands. You are in charge of physical, IT and data security. The company, researching both medicines and vaccines for the World Health Organisation’s three diseases - HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, are very proud to have developed some of the leading global medicines in these fields. These are six departments within this company: Res...
ObjectivesObjectives In this Capstone Project activity, you will demonstrate your ability to: Design and implement an IPv4 VLSM addressing scheme that fulfills the requirements Design and implement an IPv6 VLSM addressing scheme that fulfills the requirements Design, configure, verify, and secure EIGRP for the necessary networks Design, configure and verify Link Aggregation, RapidPVST+, FHRP, Port Fast, Edge Ports Create detailed design document...
You are in networking at a large international company. Your company recently decided to implement a cross-training initiative and you have been selected to give a presentation to an audience of non-networking professionals working at various departments in your company. Your presentation must be clear and concise enough to convey technical information to professionals who have a limited understanding of how networking actually...