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Continuing Education Course #2: Cloud Packet Mirroring with OpenSource Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) (Hands-on Lab Exercise)
- Room: Nautilus Suite (Mid-Pacific Conf Center)
Tuesday, November 01, 2022: 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
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Description
Note: A laptop with a recent browser version is required to fully participate in this session
Traffic Mirroring is a crucial feature for security and network analysis. Its functionality is similar to that of a network tap or a span session in traditional networking. In short, Packet Mirroring captures network traffic (ingress and egress) from select "mirrored sources", copies the traffic, and forwards the copy to "collectors".
It is important to note that Packet Mirroring captures the full payload of each packet and thus consumes additional bandwidth. Because Packet Mirroring is not based on any sampling period, it can be used for better troubleshooting, security solutions, and higher-layer application-based analysis.
To demonstrate how Packet Mirroring can be used with an IDS consider the following example will be presented using OpenSource IDS Suricata.
● A single VPC with 2 subnets, one for mirrored sources and one for the collector
● 2 Web servers created with a public IP address
● 1 Collector server (IDS) created with NO public IP for security reasons
● CloudNAT enabled for Internet access as needed
● All VMs created in the same region and zone, for simplicity
Objectives
Attendees will learn to do the following:
● Create 2 virtual machines with to act as WEB SERVERS
● Create a single virtual machine to act as IDS
● Create an Internal LoadBalancer (ILB) to act as a "collector" for Packet Mirroring
●Install and configure an Open Source IDS (Suricata) on the IDS VM
● Review some basic IDS alert rules
● Create a Packet Mirror Policy
● Test Packet Mirroring by generating network traffic to the "mirrored" subnet
● Test Suricata IDS by generating network traffic to simulate an IDS event and review IDS logging
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Approved for 1 CompTIA CEUs: A+, Network+, Security+, Cloud+, and Linux+; 1 GIAC CPE; 1 CertNexus CEC for Cyber First Responder (CFR)