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Corporate Network Spying

Andrew Whitaker

Andrew Whitaker details andrew Whitaker: Corporate Network Spying Abstract: Learn to Spy on Corporate Network Traffic.

Summary

Architecture and Background

Andrew Whitaker: Corporate Network Spying Abstract: Learn to Spy on Corporate Network Traffic. After attending this talk, you will learn how to perform targeted packet sniffing to capture web, e-mail, chat conversations, VoIP, and file transfer traffic.

Vulnerability Analysis

Many tools are covered, including Effetech, MSN Protocol Analyzer, Ethereal filters, URLSnarf, FileSnarf, ACE, Cain and Abel, and others. Bio: Andrew Whitaker is the Director of Enterprise Security for InfoSec Academy, a global leader in accelerated information security training.

Exploitation and Demonstrations

In his position, Andrew travels throughout the United States speaking at conferences and teaching courses on penetration testing and vulnerability assessments. He has been featured in numerous press articles including the Wall Street Journal and Business Week Magazine.

Remediation and Defensive Strategies

He is a contributor to several articles and books including being the co-author of the book "Penetration Testing and Network Defense" (Cisco Press, 2005). Andrew performs numerous penetration tests for organizations each year, helping companies improve their information security. Along with a Master's degree in computer science, Andrew holds the following certifications: CCSP, CEH, CEI, CCNP, INFOSEC, MCSE, CNE, CCNA, CCDA, A+, Security+, Network+, and CTP.

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