دوره SEC505: Securing Windows and PowerShell Automation

دوره SEC505: Securing Windows and PowerShell Automation

پیش نیاز دوره SEC505

• آشنايي با مفاهيم ويندوز سرور و دايرکتوري Active Directory.
• درک کلي از DNS، کنترل کننده هاي دامنه، پوشه هاي به اشتراک گذاشته شده،
• فايروال ها، لاگ‌هاي مربوط به رويداد، حساب هاي کاربري، کارت هاي هوشمند، رمزگذاري SSL / TLS با HTTPS و غيره.
• تجربه برنامه نويسي PowerShell مورد نياز نيست.
• ما ملزومات برنامه نويسي PowerShell را با هم ياد خواهيم گرفت.

مخاطبین دوره SEC505: Securing Windows and PowerShell Automation

• تحلیل‌گران Forensics
• هکرهای قانونمند
• کارشناسان امنیت
• مدیران امنیت اطلاعات
• کارشناسان واحد پاسخگویی به حوادث
• کارشناسان واحد مرکز عملیات امنیت

مزایای دوره SEC505

• ارائه مدرک معتبر
• برگزاری دوره ها بصورت کاملا عملی
• استفاده از لابراتور مجهز
• استفاده از برترین اساتید داخلی و با مدرک بین المللی
• با توجه به حضور گروه دوران در بیش از 1000 پروژه سازمانی، امکان معرفی دانشجویان دوره به بازار کار مرتبط به دوره ها
• تخفیف جهت حضور در دوره های بعدی
• دريافت مدرک بين المللی مرتبط

سرفصل دوره

1. SEC505.1: Learn PowerShell Scripting  Why Is PowerShell So Important and Dangerous?

   •            The backbone of Windows and Azure automation
   •            Graphical admin tools wrapped around PowerShell
   •            Built-in remote script execution
   •            Piping .NET and COM objects, not text
   •            Using properties and methods of objects
   •            PowerShell is like simplified C# Writing Your Own Scripts, Functions, and Modules
   •            Writing your own functions
   •            Passing arguments into your scripts
   •            Function parameters and returning output
   •            Flow control: if-then, do-while, foreach, switch
   •            The .NET Framework class library: A vast playground
   •            How to pipe data in/out of your scripts
   •            How to create a PSM1 module script PowerShell Remoting
   •            Remote command shells running PowerShell
   •            Using TLS, SSH or IPsec to encrypt traffic
   •            Remote command execution in scheduled tasks
   •            File upload and download over the remoting port
   •            Graphical apps can use PowerShell remoting too Getting Up and Running Quickly with PowerShell
   •            Capturing the output of commands
   •            Parsing text files and logs with regex patterns
   •            Mounting the registry as a drive
   •            Exporting data to CSV, HTML, and JSON files
   •            Running scripts as scheduled jobs
   •            Pushing out scripts through Group Policy
   •            Importing modules and dot-sourcing functions

    SEC5SEC505.2: Host Hardening and Active Directory Scripting

   Continuous Secure Configuration Enforcement

   •            How to use Group Policy and PowerShell together
   •            Automating with INF security templates
   •            How to customize INF templates
   •            Microsoft Security Baselines and DoD STIGs
   •            SECEDIT.EXE scripting
   •            Building an in-house security repository for SecOps/DevOps
   •            NSA’s Secure Host Baseline GPOs Remote PowerShell Script Execution with Group Policy
   •            Managing Group Policy Objects (GPOs) with PowerShell
   •            LSDOU, Block Inheritance, Enforced GPOs
   •            Group Policy permissions for targeting changes
   •            ADMX templates for mass registry editing
   •            Deploying PowerShell startup and logon scripts
   •            WMI item-level targeting of GPO preferences
   •            GPO scheduled tasks to run PowerShell scripts
   •            Remote command execution via GPO (not remoting)
   •            Empowering the Hunt Team to fight back! Server Hardening Automation
   •            Server Manager scripting with PowerShell
   •            Adding and removing roles and features
   •            Remotely gather an inventory of roles and features
   •            Why Server Nano or Server Core?
   •            Apply GPOs to stand-alones on-premises or in the cloud
   •            Running PowerShell automatically after service failure
   •            Service account identities, passwords, and risks
   •            Tools to reset service account passwords securely
   •            Desired State Configuration (DSC) PowerShell for Active Directory
   •            Query and manage Active Directory with PowerShell
   •            Create user accounts, reset passwords, manage groups
   •            Search organizational units using filter criteria
   •            The ADSI Edit Tool
   •            Active Directory Administrative Center (ADAC)

   SEC505.3: Smart Tokens and Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

   Why Is a PKI Necessary?

   •            PKI is for strong authentication and encryption
   •            Passwords are obsolete, we need smart cards and YubiKeys
   •            Examples: VPNs, wireless, IPsec, SSL, S/MIME, etc.
   •            Certificates for mobile endpoints and BYOD
   •            Code signing certificates for AppLocker and PowerShell How to Install the Windows PKI
   •            PowerShell installation script for PKI
   •            PKI installation with Server Manager
   •            Root versus subordinate CAs
   •            Enterprise versus Stand-Alone CAs
   •            Should you be your own root CA?
   •            Custom certificate templates in Active Directory
   •            Controlling certificate auto-enrollment
   •            Setting up an Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) responder web farm
   •            Configuring Certificate Revocation List (CRL) publication How to Manage Your PKI
   •            Where are private keys?
   •            Private key security best practices
   •            PowerShell script to audit trusted root CAs
   •            PowerShell script to delete hacker certificates
   •            Group Policy auto-deployment of certificates
   •            How to revoke compromised certificates
   •            Automatic private key backup and recovery
   •            Credential roaming of keys and passwords
   •            Delegation of PKI management to non-admins Deploying MFA Smart Tokens, Smart Cards, andTPMs
   •            Everything you need is built in!
   •            Smart tokens for Kerberos, BitLocker, EFS, etc.
   •            TPM virtual smart cards for multi-factor authentication (MFA)
   •            Smart tokens on a limited budget for the admins
   •            Safely enroll tokens and cards on behalf of other users
   •            Not just cards, but TPMs and USB YubiKeys too

   SEC505.4: Protecting Admin Credentials and PowerShell JEA Restricting Unnecessary Admin Privileges

   •            What are the various “admin privileges” on Windows?
   •            How do we manage privileges on thousands of hosts?
   •            What privileges can be exploited to take over a machine?
   •            How to steal a password hash or Security Access Token (SAT)Compromise of Administrative Powers
   •            Limiting pass-the-hash/ticket and token abuse attacks
   •            Windows 10 Credential Guard
   •            Server 2019 Remote Credential Guard (RDP)
   •            Don’t use Microsoft LAPS!
   •            Getting users out of the Administrators group (without a revolt)
   •            Limiting the power of administrative users
   •            Limiting privileges, logon rights, and permissions
   •            User Account Control (UAC) instead of RUNAS.EXE
   •            Enforcing different per-group password and lockout policies
   •            Using PowerShell to manage password resets
   •            Picture password and PIN logons on Windows 10
   •            Windows 10 biometric logons
   •            Password managers for administrators
   •            KeePass best practices and PowerShell script
   •            Windows 10 Credential Guard
   •            Server 2016 Remote Credential Guard PowerShell Just Enough Admin (JEA)
   •            JEA is Windows sudo, like on Linux
   •            JEA is Windows setuid root, like on Linux
   •            Restricting commands and arguments
   •            Verbose transcription logging
   •            How to set up and configure JEA
   •            Privileged Access Workstations (PAWs) Active Directory Permissions and Delegation
   •            Active Directory objects have permissions
   •            Active Directory objects have auditing
   •            Empty the Domain Admins group!
   •            Delegating authority at the OU level instead
   •            Granting limited powers to the Help Desk
   •            Designing Active Directory for the inevitable breach
   •            AD ACL Scanner and BloodHound

     SEC505.5: Thwarting Hackers Inside The Network Anti-Exploitation and PowerShell

   •            Application whitelisting with AppLocker
   •            Scripting AppLocker with PowerShell
   •            PowerShell constrained language mode
   •            The Principle of (Endpoint) Least Privilege TCP/UDP Port Permissions for Role-Based Access Control
   •            IPsec for everything besides VPNs
   •            We don’t discuss VPNs at all today!
   •            IPsec for blocking lateral post-exploitation
   •            Limiting access to ports based on global group membership
   •            IPsec-based encrypted VLANs
   •            Group Policy management of IPsec rules
   •            PowerShell and NETSH.EXE control of IPsec  Windows Defender Firewall
   •            PowerShell scripting of Windows Firewall rules
   •            Group Policy management of Windows Firewall
   •            Blocking malware outbound connections
   •            Role-based access control at the network level
   •            What does “deep IPsec integration” mean?
   •            Using the firewall logs for network forensics  PowerShell for Firewall and IPsec Rules
   •            PowerShell software-defined networking
   •            Scripting of Windows Firewall rules
   •            Scripting of IPsec port control rules
   •            Scheduled scripts to enforce desired rules
   •            Group Policy for networking scripts

   SEC505.6: Blue Team PowerShell: WMI, DNS, RDP and SMB PowerShell and WMI

   •            Windows Admin Center (WAC) web browser interface
   •            Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) service
   •            What is WMI and why do hackers abuse it so much?
   •            Using PowerShell to query WMI CIM classes
   •            WMI authentication and traffic encryption
   •            Inventory operating system versions and installed software
   •            WMI remote command execution versus PowerShell remoting
   •            WMI security best practices
   •            PowerShell security best practices
   •            PowerShell transcription logging to catch hackers Hardening DNS
   •            Why is DNS so easy to attack?
   •            Don’t believe the haters, DNSSEC is fun!
   •            How to deploy DNSSEC step-by-step
   •            Kerberos for DNS secure dynamic updates
   •            DNS sinkholes for malware and threat detection
   •            Sinkholing unwanted DNS names with PowerShell
   •            DNS Distributed DoS attacks
   •            PowerShell management of all networking settings Dangerous Protocols We Can’t Live Without
   •            Hackers want you to use RDP
   •            Remote Desktop Pwnage (RDP)
   •            SSL is dead, long live TLS
   •            TLS cipher suite optimization
   •            SMBv3 native encryption vs. Wireshark
   •            NTLM, NTLMv2, and Kerberos
   •            Kerberos Golden Tickets (Silver too)
   •            Kerberos double-encryption armoring
   •            What about IPv6 tunneling?

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