September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
480 pages
11h 47m
English
As we have seen, honeypots are a unique technology that can add great value to the security community. They are a highly flexible tool that can both secure an organization and research new threats or attacks. Because of this flexibility, there are many ways that honeypot technologies can be configured and deployed. Implemented correctly, they add extensive value. Implemented incorrectly, they can open tremendous vulnerabilities to your organization.
This chapter brings together the concepts and strategies presented so far and applies them to several theoretical examples. We will create two organizations and research their needs and goals for honeypot usage, with the ultimate goal of using the ideal honeypot ...
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