Vulnerability Management Training 4

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Title: Vulnerability Management Training 4


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SECURIUM FOX offers cyber security consultancy
services with its expert and experienced team. We
are providing consulting services to prevent
cyber attacks, data leak and to ensure that our
customers are ready and safe against cyber
attacks, with more than 15 years of
experience.In addition to pentests and
consulting services, SECURIUM FOX prepares its
customers and field enthusiasts for real life
scenarios by providing trainings in the lab
environment which was prepared by themselves,
with its young, dynamic and constantly following
team.Everytime that hackers are in our lives,
there are always risks that we can face with a
cyber attack. Over the years cyber security has
become a critical precaution for all
organizations and companies after the effects and
number of attacks. SECURIUM FOX tests the weak
points of customers for possible attacks and
provides consulting services to eliminate these
weak points.SECURIUM FOX team also offers
support for the development of our country in
this field by supporting free events being
organized as a volunteer by the Octosec team.
ABOUT US
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  • VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT

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Threat and Vulnerability Management
  • Policy Statement
  • This control procedure defines the Universitys
    approach to threat and vulnerability management,
    and directly supports the following policy
    statement from the Information Security Policy
  • The University will ensure the correct and secure
    operations of information processing systems.
  • This will include documented operating
    procedures the use of formal change and capacity
    management controls against malware defined use
    of logging vulnerability management.
  • The University will use a combination of internal
    and external audit to demonstrate compliance
    against chosen standards and best practice,
    including against internal policies and
    procedures.
  • This will include IT Health Checks, gap analyses
    against documented standards, internal checks on
    staff compliance, and returns from Information
    Asset Owners.

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Control Statements
  • 1. Protective Monitoring
  • Perimeter security is detailed in Communications
    Security.
  • Within the network, Security Information and
    Event Management (SIEM) tools uses AI / machine
    learning to identify threats that have avoided
    perimeter detection. Logs are generated, stored
    and monitored according to Log Management and
    Forensic Readiness.

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  • 2. Client anti-malware
  • All University-managed clients (Mac and Windows)
    run endpoint protection. This is centrally
    managed by the Deployment Solutions team. Updates
    are pulled to a management server and clients
    check for updates every ten minutes. Where
    signatures are released to address a critical
    threat, the updates can be deployed at short
    notice and outside of normal schedules. Where
    clients cannot contact the University management
    server, after five failed attempts they will
    revert to pulling updates directly from Sophos.
  • Malwarebytes end point security is installed on
    each managed device for real time protection
    against malware, ransomware and additional
    malicious website protection. It detects and
    removes malware in real-time and also runs a
    local scan of the device daily. The update
    frequency is every 10 minutes on the server.
    Clients are configured to check in with the
    server every hour. Should they not be able to
    contact it (if the device is at home) then it
    will go out to the internet for the update.

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  • 3. Server anti-malware
  • All Windows servers on the University network
    currently run Sophos endpoint protection or Trend
    Micro if within the NSX environment. These update
    as new signatures are made available.
  • 4. Vulnerability scanning internal
  • Vulnerability scans will be performed weekly or
    on request by the Network Security team using a
    dedicated service running up-to-date plugins via
    a business subscription. Scan results are
    distributed to operational teams for remediation
    according to criticality, based on the Common
    Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS). The
    Information Security team will oversee the
    remediation of Critical and High vulnerabilities.

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  • 5. Vulnerability scanning external
  • The University will use external vulnerability
    assessments to supplement its internal
    capabilities. There is no fixed schedule or scope
    for this, but it is good practice to undergo
    annual penetration testing of at least key
    external-facing services, and to penetration test
    new systems or significant changes to systems as
    required. Decisions to use external vulnerability
    assessments will be made and authorised by the
    Information Security team. Use will also be made
    of automated tools, such as NCSCs Web Check.

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  • 6. Software versions
  • Where possible the University will run the latest
    stable version of software, and no older than the
    previous version provided that it remains
    supported, in order to maintain stability,
    supportability and security. Where compatibility
    issues prevent running the latest version, the
    University will prioritise upgrading or replacing
    the component causing the compatibility issue,
    and the residual risk will be documented and kept
    under review. Where legacy systems have to be
    tolerated, reference should be made to the
    National Cyber Security Centre guidance for
    securing obsolete platforms. Where there is no
    appropriate treatment, ISDS reserve the right to
    disable software and services deemed to present a
    significant risk to the Universitys systems or
    data.
  • A list of approved versions of key software
    such as operating systems, databases, web
    toolsets and browsers is maintained by the
    Information Security team.

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You can always contact with SECURIUM FOX. You can
contact us through our email addresses or by
using the contact form on the side.
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