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Jason1977:
Some additional beginning tips...
1. Go to a SANS course. Maybe _SANS Security Essentials Bootcamp_ http://www.sans.org/sansfire2004/description.php?tid=23 or _IT Security Audit Essentials_ http://www.sans.org/sansfire2004/description.php?tid=9. I figured your company (re.; bank) can afford it and they are of very high quality in my opinion.
2. Learn networking
That along with the other good tips everyone's offered should get you started.
Gotta plug http://www.rfc-editor.org . It's useful to study how things are _supposed_ to work to better understand why a given flaw/divergence can be exploited the way it can.
Nice list Ms. Mittens.
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I was thinking the same thing, but he is obviously willing to do the leg work to get up to speed so Im sure he'll do fine. good luck.Quote:
Originally posted here by jinxy
Can you name the bank :D Only i would like to make sure i dont use it, till your upto speed ;)