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UNDERSTANDING

AND MITIGATING
NETWORK
VULNERABILITIES
LESSON PLAN OVERVIEW FOR GRADES 10-12
CYBER DAYTON ROGALSKI LHS 720
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• - Identify common network vulnerabilities.


• - Explain the security concerns associated with these vulnerabilities.
• - Propose effective mitigation strategies.

• IMAGE: Network Under Attack


KEY VULNERABILITIES OVERVIEW

• 1. Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
• 2. Weak Configurations
• 3. Third-Party Risks
• 4. Patch Management
• 5. Legacy Platforms
• IMAGE: Search for an image of 1-5 above
1. ZERO-DAY VULNERABILITIES

• - Definition: Exploits unknown to the vendor, with no available fix.


• - Risks: Immediate attacks before detection.
• - Mitigation: Monitor systems, apply patches promptly once available.

• IMAGE: Network Monitoring System


2. WEAK CONFIGURATIONS

• - Examples: Default settings, weak passwords, unsecure protocols.


• - Risks: Increased susceptibility to attacks.
• - Mitigation: Enforce strong encryption, secure accounts, disable unused
services.

• IMAGE: Example of Weak Passwords and Unsecure Protocols


3. THIRD-PARTY RISKS

• - Examples: Vendor vulnerabilities, supply chain issues.


• - Risks: Compromises through outsourced services.
• - Mitigation: Vet vendors, require security audits, monitor third-party access.
• IMAGE: Examples of Third Party Vendor types of Companies
4. PATCH MANAGEMENT

• - Definition: Ensuring all systems are up-to-date.


• - Risks: Outdated software is exploitable.
• - Mitigation: Implement regular updates, use automated patch management
tools.

• IMAGE: a Link to a You Tube Video on Patch Managements


5. LEGACY PLATFORMS

• - Examples: Outdated systems no longer supported by vendors.


• - Risks: Unpatched vulnerabilities, limited compatibility.
• - Mitigation: Upgrade systems, isolate legacy platforms from critical networks.

• IMAGE: A graphic of the steps involved in upgrading a network system


ACTIVITY AND ASSESSMENT

• End of lesson Question Set


• - Wrap-Up: Recap vulnerabilities and solutions.
UNDERSTANDING
AND MITIGATING
NETWORK
VULNERABILITIES
LESSON PLAN OVERVIEW FOR GRADES 10-12
CYBER DAYTON ROGALSKI LHS 720

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