CyberCop Scanner Getting Started Guide
CyberCop Scanner Getting Started Guide
CyberCop Scanner Getting Started Guide
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Preface<br />
How to Use the <strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
This <strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> is divided into three parts. The parts include the following:<br />
• Part I: <strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong><br />
• Part II: Advanced Features<br />
• Part III: Appendices<br />
The contents of the above-listed parts are described below.<br />
Part I: <strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong><br />
Chapter 1, “<strong>CyberCop</strong> <strong>Scanner</strong> in Active Security,” describes how <strong>CyberCop</strong> <strong>Scanner</strong><br />
works when it is integrated into the Active Security suite of NAI products. <strong>CyberCop</strong><br />
<strong>Scanner</strong> can be used as a standalone product. Or, it can be used with other NAI<br />
products in the Active Security suite.<br />
Chapter 2, “Installing <strong>CyberCop</strong> <strong>Scanner</strong>,” includes step-by-step instructions for<br />
installing and uninstalling <strong>CyberCop</strong> <strong>Scanner</strong>. It also includes instructions for<br />
installing the CASL interpreter. Once you complete this chapter, you will be ready to<br />
begin the tutorial chapters.<br />
Chapter 3, “<strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong>: Performing a Scan,” is the first of several tutorial chapters.<br />
Chapter 3 leads you through configuring <strong>CyberCop</strong> <strong>Scanner</strong> and performing a scan.<br />
Chapter 4, “Working With Scan Results,” explains how scan results are saved. It also<br />
teaches you how to view scan results and generate scan reports and network maps<br />
using the scan results you obtained in Chapter 3.<br />
Chapter 5, “Using Brute Force Password Guessing Functions,” teaches you about the<br />
Crack utility and the SMB Grind utility. It includes a discussion of the Crack and SMB<br />
Grind utilities and instructions on how to use them.<br />
Chapter 6, “Running IDS (Intrusion Detection Software) Tests,” includes an<br />
explanation of the IDS testing tool for testing your intrusion detection software as well<br />
as a procedure for conducting IDS tests.<br />
Chapter 7, “Using CASL Modules to Run Firewall Filter Checks,” includes<br />
instructions for running filter checks on firewalls, screening routers, and other gateway<br />
machines using module class 12000, a class of modules written in the custom audit<br />
scripting language (CASL).<br />
Chapter 8, “AutoUpdate: Updating <strong>CyberCop</strong> <strong>Scanner</strong> Files,” explains how to<br />
download the most current <strong>CyberCop</strong> <strong>Scanner</strong> update packs (i.e. compressed files)<br />
from NAI’s FTP site to your system.<br />
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