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Abandoned Processes and Orphaned Servers: Lessons Learned and Applied on the Frontline

Abandoned Processes and Orphaned Servers: Lessons Learned and Applied on the Frontline

Title:Abandoned Processes and Orphaned Servers: Lessons Learned and Applied on the Frontline (ID: SEC07005)
Author(s):Steven Fitzgerald (California State University, Northridge), Robert Moulton (Nevada System of Higher Education) and Scott Weyandt (Moran Technology Consulting)
Topics:Data Security, Intrusion Detection and Prevention, Network Security and Applications, Servers
Origin:Security Professionals Conference (04/12/2007)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:Most organizations have unmanaged servers. Some of these systems are scattered throughout campus, beyond the reach of central IT. Others exist inside the central campus data center. Regardless, the university is responsible for these machines. This presentation recalls how lessons learned at a university which suffered a significant security breach were applied by another university's CIO.
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