W5 Technologies for Decision MakingGraded Discussion Technolo.docx
- 1. W5: Technologies for Decision Making Graded Discussion: Technologies for Decision Making Create a new thread and address the following discussion question. When we think about various technologies for decision making, there are many different types; however, when we focus in the realm of decision making, remember that many decisions we make are based on various data reports and raw data extracted from databases transformed into usable business intelligence. Some business intelligence technologies are associated with the following: · Data Warehousing · Data Driven Dashboards · Ad Hoc Reporting · Data Discovery Technologies · Cloud Data Services Some example technology driven applications are associated with the following: · Microsoft Power BI · R Studio · IBM Cognos Analytics · Dundas BI · Oracle BI Based on the types of technology driven tools to support decision making, think about your current work environment or possibly think about the type of organization you would like to work for an its associated work environment. Based on this, conduct some background research on a few technologies which
- 2. supports decision making and compare these technologies and determine which would best support your chosen work environment and why? Discussion Expectations Please make sure to proof read your post prior to submission. They should be well written and free of grammatical or typographical errors. Initial postings are due by Wednesday. You are encouraged to post your follow-up comments to different students and you can do more than two if you want and these peer replies are due by Saturday. Postings should include scholarly detail with research support where appropriate Important Reminder: Assessment of discussion boards and other writing assignments account for 50% of overall grading and below are how grades will be assessed for this discussion board: Assessment Criteria Possible Points Points Earned Student included an initial posting 40 Student included at least two peer replies. 20 Content in student postings is of rich descriptive details supported with research to support and move discussion topics forward in a collaborative environment. 30 Student posted an initial posting by the Wednesday due date. 5
- 3. Student posted at least two peer replies by the Saturday due date. 5 Total Earned points 100 Comments: Computer Security Fundamentals by Chuck Easttom Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * Chapter 11 ObjectivesUnderstand how to secure a system Probe a system for vulnerabilitiesUse Vulnerability vulnerability scanning toolsEvaluate potential security consultants © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning
- 4. * Understand and be able to conduct basic system reconnaissance. Describe and use several port scanners. Understand how to derive useful information about a Web site from internic or the Netcraft Web site. Know how to locate useful information about a system or organization from Internet newsgroup postings. Understand the use of vulnerability scanners. Use port monitoring utilities. © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * IntroductionSecure the system. © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * The goals of the hacker and the network administrator have a great deal in common. © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * Basics of SecurityPortsProtectPoliciesProbePhysical © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning
- 5. * The goals of the hacker and the network administrator have a great deal in common. © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * MBSAMicrosoft Baseline Security Analyzer © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * The goals of the hacker and the network administrator have a great deal in common. © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * NessusPopular Vulnerability Scanner © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * The goals of the hacker and the network administrator have a great deal in common. © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning
- 6. * Getting Professional HelpCertificationEducationExperienceBackground Checks © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * The goals of the hacker and the network administrator have a great deal in common. CertificationsCEHCISSPSecurity+Vendor-specific (Microsoft, Cisco, and so on)GAIC © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning EducationComputer ScienceEngineeringComputer Information SystemsSecurity Degrees © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning Background and ExperiencePrior Security ExperienceCriminal Background CheckCredit CheckReferences Check © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and
- 7. Vulnerability Scanning * © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning * SummaryInformation The more information you have about the vulnerabilities and weaknesses of your system, the better prepared you are to defend it.The more information the hacker has about your system’s vulnerabilities and weaknesses, the sooner it will be violated.The tools in this chapter are for the network and security administrator and are to be used for legal, not illegal, purposes. © 2016 Pearson, Inc. Chapter 11 Network Scanning and Vulnerability Scanning *