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Stanford University

Stanford Seminar - Security and the Software Defined Network

Stanford University via YouTube

Overview

This course covers the learning outcomes and goals of understanding security in Software Defined Networks (SDN). Students will learn about classic network perimeter defense, network threat analysis, SDN for security, network policy conflict arbitration, security essentials, authentication, authorization roles, permissions for OpenFlow apps, security audit, centralized security policy management, decentralized enforcement, and honeynets. The course teaches skills such as flow orchestration, identifying authentication, hierarchical authorization roles, security audit, and centralized security policy management. The teaching method includes lectures, examples, and discussions. The intended audience for this course is individuals interested in network security, software-defined networking, and cybersecurity professionals.

Syllabus

Introduction.
Classic network perimeter defense.
Network Threat Analysis.
SDN for Security: Sophisticated Flow Orchestration.
Security challenges: What happens when software defines your network flow policy?.
Network Policy Conflict Arbitration.
Example SDN Challenge.
Security Essentials.
Consolidating Southbound Interface.
Identifying Authentication.
App Credentials: Hierarchical Authorization Roles.
App Credentials: Permissions for OpenFlow Apps.
Application Mediation Service.
Intuition Behind RCA.
Security Audit.
Rosemary.
Security-Mode ONOS Extensions.
SM-ONOS : Centralized Security Policy Management Meets Decentralized Enforcement.
The Security Actuator Package.
OF-BotHunter.
Honeynets - Today's Challenges.
FlowBoss.
Peripherals - No International Calls.
Limits on International calls from workstations.
Concept.
what really happened?.
Conclusions.

Taught by

Stanford Online

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