Network Security Issues

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Network security involves protecting computer networks from unauthorized access, misuse, and hacking. It is important because we rely on computer networks to manage critical systems like banking, utilities, healthcare, and more. Effective network security requires identification of users, authenticating users, and controlling user access through measures like strong passwords, antivirus software, encryption, firewalls, backups, auditing systems, security training, and testing security systems. Some common threats to network security include viruses, Trojan horses, spam, phishing, password attacks, and insecure shared computers.

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES
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NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES
• What is Network
Security ?
• Network security is protection of the
access to files and directories in a
computer network against hacking,
misuse and unauthorized changes
to the system.

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
• EXAMPLE
• An example of network
security is an anti virus
system.

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
• Why Do we need
Security ?
• We are dependent on computers
today for controlling large money
transfers between banks,
insurance, markets,
telecommunication, electrical power
distribution, health and medical
fields, nuclear power plants, space
research and satellites.Thats why
we need security.

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
Security Objectives
• Identification
• Authentication
• Access Control

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
1) Identification
• Something which uniquely
identifies a user and is
called User ID.

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
2) Authentication
• It is the process of
verifying the identity of a
user.

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
3) User Access Control
• It refers to security
features that control who
can access resources.

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
• Elements of a comprehensive
security program
Have Good and strong Passwords
Use Good Antiviral Products
Use Good Cryptography
Have Good Firewalls
Have a Backup System
Audit and Monitor Systems and Networks
Have Training and Awareness Programs
Test Your Security Frequently

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
• What is Cryptography ?
• The process of converting a message into a secret code
called and changing the encoded
message back to regular text called

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
ENCRYPTION DECRYPTION
The conversion of the
original message into a
secret code or CIPHER
TEXT using a key.
The conversion of encoded
message or PLAIN TEXT
back to the original message
using the same key.

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
• What are Firewalls ?
• It is a network security system
either hardware or software based,
that controls incoming and outgoing
network traffic based on a set of
rules.

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
Areas of Weekness
• Easily guessed/leaked passwords
• Poor login settings
• Data with viruses
• Poorly Implemented Firewalls

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
• Who is a Hacker?
One who seeks and exploits
weaknesses in a system or
network.

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
• Hacker Motivation
Money, profit
Experimentation and desire to learn
“Gang” mentality
Psychological needs
Self-gratification
Personal vengeance
Desire to gain target

NETWORK SECURITY ISSUES(CONT)
• Some Popular Security
Threats
• Viruses and Worms
• Trojan Horses
• SPAM
• Phishing
• Password Attacks
• Shared Computers etc

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