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| ==Information Systems Mass Attacks and Defence==
| | Information Systems Mass Attacks and Defence wiki has [http://courses.cs.ttu.ee/pages/ITX8062 moved to a new location]. |
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| ==Main lecturers==
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| Jaan Priisalu, Director General, [http://www.ria.ee Estonian Information System's Authority]
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| Rain Ottis, Scientist, [http://www.ccdcoe.org Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence]
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| ==Schedule==
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| <b> NB! Check the schedule for updates before each lesson. </b>
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| 1. '''04.09.2011'''
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| Lecturer(s): Ottis, Priisalu
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| Theme: cyber security and Estonia
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| Topics covered: administrative issues; introduction to the course; why do we care about large scale cyber attacks; assignment of research topics.
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| 2. '''11.09.2011'''
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| Lecturer(s): Ottis
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| Theme: cyber conflict
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| Topics covered: Estonia 2007 and Georgia 2008 cyber conflicts, discussion.
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| [https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B7yq33Gize8yZTJjNmM5ZjgtMTllYi00Njk2LTgyZGItY2Y0Yzg4MDA4MWJh&hl=en_US Estonia 2007 and Georgia 2008 - Case Study]
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| 3. '''18.09.2011'''
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| Lecturer(s): Priisalu
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| Theme: cyber crime
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| Topics covered: criminal attacks, experiences from the banking sector, attack methods, motives, cooperation.
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| 4. '''25.09.2011'''
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| Lecturer(s): Priisalu, guest lecturers
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| Theme: incident handling, CIIP
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| Topics covered: CIIP overall, CIIP in Estonia, crisis management, CERT perspective, law enforcement perspective, incident handling process in Estonia.
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| [http://www.mod.gov.ee/files/kmin/img/files/Kuberjulgeoleku_strateegia_2008-2013_ENG.pdf Estonian Cyber Security Strategy] | |
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| 5. '''02.10.2011'''
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| Lecturer(s): Ottis, Priisalu
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| Theme: politically motivated attacks
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| Topics covered: hactivism, private hacking for political reasons, state sponsored cyber attacks, cyber espionage and terrorism, methods, motives, countermeasures.
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| [https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B7yq33Gize8yNTQxNDg4YjgtNjliMy00N2JjLWEyZDYtMTY2MTNhMmJjYWNh&hl=en_US Politically Motivated Cyber Attacks]
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| [https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B7yq33Gize8yZWU3OWMxMzctNjYwNC00NWI0LWJiNzYtZTY2NjA1N2I4OTJl&hl=en&authkey=CM3KnbsH Farmers With Laptops]
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| [https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B7yq33Gize8yOGRjM2RjMzAtYjAzMy00M2YwLWIzZjYtODEwZjYzMjkxNGM2&hl=en&authkey=CPWakuYP Proactive Defense]
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| 6. '''09.10.2011'''
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| Lecturer(s): Ottis, Priisalu
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| Theme: tabletop preparation
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| Topics covered: tabletop exercise introduction and preparation.
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| <b> See the section at the bottom of the page </b>
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| 7. '''16.10.2011'''
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| Lecturer(s): Priisalu
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| Theme: cyber security planning
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| Topics covered: cyber security planning.
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| 8. '''23.10.2011'''
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| Lecturer(s): Ottis, Priisalu
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| Theme: tabletop exercise
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| Topics covered: tabletop exercise execution, summary of the course.
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| <b> See the section at the bottom of the page </b>
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| ==Grade assignment==
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| 30% - Performance at the tabletop exercise
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| 30% - Written assignment (research paper, 2000-4000 words)
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| 40% - Oral exam
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| ==Tabletop Exercise==
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| ===Lesson 6===
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| The class will be divided into teams of 3-4 people. Each team will represent either an attacker (Red team) or a defender (Blue team) in a large cyber incident.
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| ===Lesson 7===
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| <b>Blue team</b> leaders will e-mail the instructors a one page document that covers:
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| 1. the role of the entity that the team represents in cyber defense (1 paragraph)
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| 2. the key objectives for their team (maintain service availability, identify attackers etc.)
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| 3. their generic plan for reaching their objectives in the case of large scale cyber incidents
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| 4. a threat assessment.
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| <b>Red team</b> leaders will email the instructors a one page document that covers:
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| 1. the nature of the attacker (for example, international organized crime group that specializes in ...; 1 paragraph)
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| 2. the objectives of their team (for example, deny basic services to citizens for three days)
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| 3. their generic plan for reaching their objectives (including types of actions taken, tools used, how targets are identified, etc.)
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| 4. a short risk assessment.
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| Unless otherwise specified, the tactics, tools and systems referred to must be observed in real life or at least plausible.
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| ===Lesson 8===
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| The instructors lead the exercise and play NPCs (for example, home users).
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| Each Red team gets to run their scenario. All Blue teams will be engaged in every scenario.
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| ==EXAM==
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| ===Exam times===
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| <b>NB! Send in your exam time preference and paper at least one week before the exam date!</b>
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| T 06.12: 1800-2000 - location III-311 (registration closed)
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| T 20.12: 1800-2000 - location III-311 (registration closed)
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| T 03.01: 1800-2000 - location IT-140
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| T 17.01: 1800-2000 - location IT-140
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| Check this wiki for updates on the location of the exam.
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