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Mind Map by Craig Parker, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by jjanesko
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Copied by Craig Parker
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U2.4 LANs, MANs, WANs
- LAN
- security issues
- failures on backbone
- failures where backbone
connects with each workgroup
- provides a point of access from a workgroup to the backbone
- provides a point of access to all data associated with a workgroup
- provides a point of access from a workgroup to the backbone
- information flow control
- network management
- failure to manage leads to
- network operation disruption
- increased effort to identify problems
- longer time to problem resolution
- network operation disruption
- failure to manage leads to
- failures on backbone
- threats to CIA
- eavesdropping
- data corruption
- backbone loss
- eavesdropping
- protection measures
- used dedicated switchers per workgroup
- each switch should restrict the
flow of data to the backbone
- use firewalls where additional separation needed
- use encryption
- used dedicated switchers per workgroup
- security issues
- MAN
- metropolitan area network
- a separate backbone connects
the backbones of multiple
networks in different buildings
- a separate backbone connects
the backbones of multiple
networks in different buildings
- campus network
- additional security issues
- data travels outside the building
- non-physical links may
need to be considered
- laser
- infrared
- microwave
- laser
- complexity
- data travels outside the building
- protection measure
- network information center needed to
manage and monitor health
- network information center needed to
manage and monitor health
- metropolitan area network
- WAN
- threats
- general
- sensitive items more widely transmitted
- network likely to be
switched with multiple routes
- more unmanned equipment
rooms managed remotely
- possibility for unauthorized access to network links higher
- sensitive items more widely transmitted
- impact of errors from configuration much larger
- variation per
medium
- fibre
- minimal external radiation
- special tapping equipment needed
- taps tend to cause service disruption
- minimal external radiation
- satellite,
radio,
microwave
- extensive external radiation
- easily available (but special)
tapping equipment needed
- tapping does not disrupt service
- carrier MIGHT provide
some encryption
- extensive external radiation
- fibre
- general
- possible
security
measures
- partition networks,
physical separation
- partition networks,
logical separation
- achieved with
permanent virtual
circuits or crypto
- achieved with
permanent virtual
circuits or crypto
- data confidentiality
- network partitioning
- link encryption (layer 2)
- end-to-end encryption (layer 4)
- network partitioning
- link encryption
- for individual links betwee two points
- for individual links betwee two points
- Conditions of
Connection (COC)
- user must agree before
getting access to network
- user must agree before
getting access to network
- partition networks,
physical separation
- threats
- Internet
- security issues
- route of sensitive data not guaranteed
- availability of internet not guaranteed
- denail of service real
- any host can probe any other host
- route of sensitive data not guaranteed
- security issues
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