Inside Network Perimeter Security, Second Edition
by Stephen Northcutt, Lenny Zeltser, Scott Winters, Karen Kent, Ronald W. Ritchey
Chapter 23. Design Under Fire
This chapter deals with design under fire, which means the practice of looking at our network security designs the same way an attacker would. Analyzing how attackers can compromise our networks helps us find the networks' weaknesses so that we can improve their security. Analysis is a natural follow-up to the testing procedures discussed in Chapter 22, “Assessment Techniques.” To implement design under fire, we discuss a process called adversarial review, which offers one way to protect our networks, even from vulnerabilities we are unaware of.
Performing an adversarial review might seem redundant because you already included security in your design from the start. However, the testing that occurs in the design stage ...
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