4.4 Flashcards
(49 cards)
DLP
data loss prevention
a strategy to prevent sensitive data from leaving an org
aims to monitor data in use, in transit or at rest to detect and precent data theft
Types of DLP Systems
Endpoint DLP
Network DLP
Storage DLP
Cloud Based DLP
Endpoint DLP
installed as a software on workstations or laptops
monitors data in use on individual computers
can prevent or alert on file transfers based on predefined rules
NEtwork DLP
Software or hardware placed at the network perimeter
● Focuses on monitoring data entering and leaving the network
● Detects unauthorized data leaving the network
Storage DLP
installed on a server in the data center
inspects data at rest
Cloud based DLP
offered as a SaaS solution
protects data in the cloud
Monitoring systems
involves observing CPU< memory, disk usage, and netowrk performance
Baseline
A reference point representing normal system behavior under typical operating
conditions
■ Baseline metrics can include CPU usage, memory utilization, disk activity, and
network traffic
Alerting
Involves setting up notifications for specific events or conditions
● Alerts can be triggered based on thresholds or anomalies
Scanning
Regularly examines systems, networks, or applications to identify
vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and issues
includes code scanning, configurations canning and code scanning
archiving
Involves long-term storage of data, including
○ Log data
○ Performance data
○ Incident data
Quarantining
Isolates a system, network, or application suspected of being compromised
■ Prevents the spread of threats and limits potential impact
■ Commonly used when dealing with malware infections
Alert Tuning
Adjusts alert parameters to reduce errors, false positives, and improve alert
relevance
SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
An Internet protocol used for collecting information from managed devices on IP
networks and modifying device behavior
Managed devices include the following
● Routers
● Switches
● Firewalls
● Printers
● Servers
● Client devices
SNMP MAnager
A central system that collects and processes information from managed devices
■ Often set up as a server, especially in large enterprise environments
■ Sends and receives SNMP messages to and from agents
SNMP Agents
Networked devices that send information about themselves to the manager
■ Run background services to collect data and send it to the manager
■ Transmit data at regular intervals or when requested by the manager
SNMP Message Types
SET
GET
TRAP
SET
Manager-to-agent request to change variable valuesG
GET
Manager-to-agent request to retrieve variable values
TRAP
Asynchronous notifications from agents to the manager to notify
significant events
● Notify the manager of events such as uptime, configuration changes, and
network downtime
● May be granular or verbose
TRAP Granular
Sent TRAP messages get a unique object identifier OID) to
distinguish each message as a unique message being
received
OID
Unique object identifier used to identify variables
for reading or setting via SNMP
● Allows the manager to distinguish individual SNMP
trap messages
MIB
management info base
A hierarchical namespace containing OIDs and their
descriptions
● Describes the structure of device subsystem
management data
● Stores consolidated information received through
SNMP traps
Verbose TRAP
SNMP traps may be configured to contain all of the information about a given alert or event as a payload