For more information on Network Management , visit: http://www.solarwinds.com/network-management-software.aspx Watch this webcast: http://www.solarwinds.com/search/how-to-build-a-blueprint-for-secure-network-management.aspx?prevPageName= Join Josh Stephens, our Head Geek and Chris LaPoint, as they discuss how to build a blueprint and implement sound security as a part of your network management strategy. He tackles the question of why security doesn't come up earlier in most network management discussions, and finds that the culprit might be the relationship between the security and network management teams within many companies. The teams are often adversaries, which can have some very negative impacts on both areas. As a network professional, you should not be afraid to broach the topic of security. During this webcast, you'll hear us discuss how to build a blueprint and implement sound security as a part of your network management strategy. We'll cover: • Securing management traffic • Smart choices for management protocols • Secure event management • Security concerns with traffic analysis

2. A big “Howdy” from SolarWinds® based in Austin, Texas Josh Stephens- VP of Technology & Head Geek Chris LaPoint – Product Manager - Orion Today’s Topic: Building a Blueprint for Secure Network Management Who is SolarWinds? What we do… Who are our customers? The SolarWinds community… Introduction

4. Network Management Protocols

5. Trivia and T-shirt Giveaways

6. Network Configuration Audits

7. Demonstration of ideas discussed using SolarWinds applications

9. We only have an hour

10. No attendee left behind…

11. Ask questions!!!

12. Don’t be afraid to ask deeper questions

13. Don’t wait ‘till the end – ask away

14. Today’s session is being recorded

15. Recorded session on SolarWinds.com

16. Slides available on slideshareJ0sher2014

18. How SNMPv3 is Different

19. Syslog

20. NetFlow and Traffic Analysis

21. Securing Network Management TrafficJ0sher2014

23. MIBs

24. OIDs

25. Community Strings

26. TrapsJ0sher2014

28. Encryption

29. Authentication

32. Replace logging to the local file system

33. Centralize log storage and reporting

34. Syslog is primarily leveraged by:

35. Routers and switches

36. Firewalls, IDS’s, and VPN concentrators

37. Unix Servers

38. Syslog as a protocol:

39. Defined by RFC 3164

40. Typically UDP port 514

42. Most Syslog servers can alert on syslog messages

43. Alerts can be built on content, source, common fields, and more

44. Collection, Forwarding, and Aggregation

45. Routers and switches

46. Firewalls, IDS’s, and VPN concentrators

48. Syslog for Windows

49. Extensible framework for application developers

51. SNMPv3

52. Flow Analysis

53. IPv6

54. Virtualization friendlyJ0sher2014

56. Processes

57. AutomationJ0sher2014

60. Understand how changes to ACL, NAT and route rules affect traffic flow

61. Use security checks to evaluate traffic-flow between zones

62. Harden firewalls against corporate policies, PCI and best practices

63. Reports in just 2 clicks

64. Remove the clutter from your security rulebases

65. Determine object usage per-rule and globally per object

66. Auto-Gen scripts to execute cleanup SolarWinds Orion NCM

68. Service Delivery

69. Performance

70. Risk ProfileOffline Comprehensive Easy http://www.athenasecurity.net

71. - Slide 18 - SolarWinds Orion Demonstration

72. Summary and Q&A Thank you for attending! To learn more or to download free 30-day trials of SolarWinds products visit: www.SolarWinds.com Contact information Josh Stephens, Head Geek headgeek@solarwinds.com twitter: sw_headgeek Blog: http://solarwinds.com/geek p.s. Remember to renew your maintenance!!!