Fences Make Good Neighbors: Monitoring Academic Networks at the Port Level
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| Title: | Fences Make Good Neighbors: Monitoring Academic Networks at the Port Level (ID: SPC0565) | ||
| Author(s): | David LaPorte (Judson University), Angelo G. Bravos (Judson University), and Kevin Amorin (Harvard University) | ||
| Topics: | Logging and Monitoring, Network Management, Network Security and Applications | ||
| Origin: | Presented at Security Professionals Conference (04/05/2005) | ||
| Type: | Presentations/Speeches | ||
| Abstract: | This presentation will describe two network management solutions that address problems associated with connecting personal computers to the campus network. CampusManager uses VLANs to protect the network from unauthorized use, ensuring that all clients agree to an acceptable use policy for on-campus technology and that their computers comply with minimum antivirus standards and have up-to-date software. PacketFence, an open source network registration and worm-mitigation package, uses ARP cache manipulation to inject itself into client data streams. | ||
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