Download or read book Gesti n de incidentes de seguridad inform tica MF0488 written by Beatriz Coronado García and published by TUTOR FORMACIÓN. This book was released on 2024-11-06 with total page 162 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Este Manual es el más adecuado para impartir el MF0488 "Gestión de incidentes de seguridad informática" de los Certificados de Profesionalidad, y cumple fielmente con los contenidos del Real Decreto. Puede solicitar gratuitamente las soluciones a todas las actividades en el email [email protected] Capacidades que se adquieren con este Manual: - Planificar e implantar los sistemas de detección de intrusos según las normas de seguridad. - Aplicar los procedimientos de análisis de la información y contención del ataque ante una incidencia detectada. - Analizar el alcance de los daños y determinar los procesos de recuperación ante una incidencia detectada. Índice: Introducción 6 Sistemas de detección y prevención de intrusiones (IDS/IPS) 13 1. Conceptos generales de gestión de incidentes, detección de intrusiones y su prevención. 14 2. Identificación y caracterización de los datos de funcionamiento del sistema. 16 3. Arquitecturas más frecuentes de los sistemas de detección de intrusos. 20 4. Relación de los distintos tipos de IDS/IPS por ubicación y funcionalidad. 27 5. Criterios de seguridad para el establecimiento de la ubicación de los IDS/IPS. 31 6. Prueba de autoevaluación. 40 Implantación y puesta en producción de sistemas IDS/IPS 41 1. Análisis previo de los servicios, protocolos, zonas y equipos que utiliza la organización para sus procesos de negocio. 42 2. Definición de políticas de corte de intentos de intrusión en los IDS/IPS. 44 3. Análisis de los eventos registrados por el IDS/IPS para determinar falsos positivos y caracterizarlos en las políticas de corte del IDS/IPS. 51 4. Relación de los registros de auditoría del IDS/IPS necesarios para monitorizar y supervisar su correcto funcionamiento y los eventos de intentos de intrusión. 54 5. Establecimiento de los niveles requeridos de actualización, monitorización y pruebas del IDS/IPS. 57 6. Prueba de autoevaluación. 58 Control de código malicioso 59 1. Sistemas de detección y contención de código malicioso 60 2. Relación de los distintos tipos de herramientas de control de código malicioso en función de la topología de la instalación y las vías de infección a controlar. 63 3. Criterios de seguridad para la configuración de las herramientas de protección frente a código malicioso. 68 4. Determinación de los requerimientos y técnicas de actualización de las herramientas de protección frente a código malicioso. 74 5. Relación de los registros de auditoría de las herramientas de protección frente a código maliciosos necesarios para monitorizar y supervisar su correcto funcionamiento y los eventos de seguridad. 80 6. Establecimiento de la monitorización y pruebas de las herramientas de protección frente a código malicioso. 84 7. Análisis de los programas maliciosos mediante desensambladores y entornos de ejecución controlada. 88 8. Prueba de autoevaluación. 90 Respuesta ante incidentes de seguridad 91 1. Procedimiento de recolección de información relacionada con incidentes de seguridad. 92 2. Exposición de las distintas técnicas y herramientas utilizadas para el análisis y correlación de información y eventos de seguridad. 96 3. Proceso de verificación de la intrusión. 102 4. Naturaleza y funciones de los organismos de gestión de incidentes tipo CERT nacionales e internacionales. 107 5. Prueba de autoevaluación. 112 Proceso de notificación y gestión de intentos de intrusión 113 1. Establecimiento de las responsabilidades en el proceso de notificación y gestión de intentos de intrusión o infecciones. 114 2. Categorización de los incidentes derivados de intentos de intrusión o infecciones en función de su impacto potencial. 116 3. Criterios para la determinación de las evidencias objetivas en las que se soportara la gestión del incidente. 120 4. Establecimiento del proceso de detección y registro de incidentes derivados de intentos de intrusión o infecciones. 122 5. Guía para la clasificación y análisis inicial del intento de intrusión o infección, contemplando el impacto previsible del mismo. 123 6. Establecimiento del nivel de intervención requerido en función del impacto previsible. 125 7. Guía para la investigación y diagnóstico del incidente de intento de intrusión o infecciones. 127 8. Establecimiento del proceso de resolución y recuperación de los sistemas tras un incidente derivado de un intento de intrusión o infección. 129 9. Proceso para la comunicación del incidente a terceros, si procede. 134 10. Establecimiento del proceso de cierre del incidente y los registros necesarios para documentar el histórico del incidente 136 11. Prueba de autoevaluación. 138 Análisis forense informático 139 1. Conceptos generales y objetivos del análisis forense. 140 2. Exposición del Principio de Lockard. 142 3. Guía para la recogida de evidencias electrónicas. 143 3.1. Evidencias volátiles y no volátiles. 143 3.2. Etiquetado de evidencias. 144 3.3. Cadena de custodia. 145 3.4. Ficheros y directorios ocultos. 146 3.5. Información oculta del sistema. 148 3.6. Recuperación de ficheros borrados. 149 4. Guía para el análisis de las evidencias electrónicas recogidas, incluyendo el estudio de ficheros y directorios ocultos, información oculta del sistema y la recuperación de ficheros borrados. 152 5. Guía para la selección de las herramientas de análisis forense. 154 6. Prueba de autoevaluación. 156 Resumen 157 Prueba de evaluación final 158

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