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Assessment Design Procedures
5-18 Design Procedures
2. Determine Assessment Server Location
Whendeterminingthelocationoftheassessmentserversonthenetwork,thefollowingfactors
shouldbeconsidered:
•Thetypeofassessment:agent‐lessoragent‐based.
Agent‐lessassessmentconsumesmorebandwidththanagent‐basedassessmentduringthe
scanofanend‐system.However,itisimportanttounderstandthattheamount
ofbandwidth
consumedbyagent‐lessassessmentshouldonlybeconsideredwhenalargenumberofend‐
systemsarebeingassessedoveraseverelybandwidth‐restrictedlink.Forexample,if1000
end‐systemsareconnectedtoabranchofficeovera512Kbpsconnectionthatisalsocarrying
latency‐sensitive
VoIPandotherreal‐timeapplications,itisrecommendedtopositionan
assessmentserveratthebranchofficetoexecuteassessmentforconnectingdevicesandavoid
congestiononthebandwidthrestrictedlink.
•End‐systemconfigurationfortheassociatedSecurityDomain.
Ifagent‐lessassessmentisimplementedandconnectingend‐systemsare
runningpersonal
firewalls,theassessmentserverlocationmayberelevanttotheeffectivenessofthe
assessments.Forexample,MicrosoftXPSP2isenabledbydefaultwithapersonalfirewallthat
deniesallunsolicitedinboundconnectionattempts.Therefore,aMicrosoftXPSP2personal
firewallwillpreventthesuccessfulexecutionofanend
‐systemassessmentunlessthefirewall
isconfiguredtoallowspecifictypesofunsolicitedinboundconnections,suchasfromspecific
IPaddressesoroverspecificprotocolsasdefinedintheExceptionslist.Thismaybe
configuredbytheenduserviaweb‐basedremediationorthroughaWindowsdomain
controllergroup
policydefinition.
3. Identify Assessment Server Configuration
Anassessmentserverutilizesthird‐partyassessingsoftwaretoexecutescansagainstconnecting
end‐systems,andthissoftwaremustbelocal ly configuredwiththesecurityassessment
parameters.Thethird‐partyassessingsoftwareonallassessmentserversbelongingtothesame
SecurityDomainmustbeconfiguredidenticallysothatconsistencyismaintained
inthe
assessmentofallconnectingend‐systemswithinthatdomain.Theselectionofthevulnerabilities
assessedbytheassessmentserversisbasedsolelyontheenterprisesecuritypolicy.Herearesome
examplesofvulnerabilityassessmentconfiguration:
•Remotescansthatutilizealocallyconfiguredaccountontheend‐systemcanevaluate
virtuallyanyconfigurationdetailsoftheend‐systemwithintherightsoftheaccount.Foran
administrativeaccount,anyend‐systemparameterscanbecheckedincludingtheregistry
settingsandtherunningservices.Examplesincludethedateofantivirusdefinitionfiles,
installationofantivirussoftware,statusofantivirusprotection,installed
patches,and
personalfirewallstatusandconfigurationinformation.
•Remotescansthatdonotutilizealocallyconfiguredaccountontheend‐systemcanevaluatea
morelimitedsetofvulnerabilitiesthroughtheassessmentofremotelyaccessibleserviceson
theend‐system.ExamplesincludeOS‐specificvulnerabilitiesaccessedthroughopenTCP/
UDPports
andvulnerabilitiesofremotely‐accessibleservicesrunningontheend‐system(FTP
server,HTTPserver).
TheSANSTop20securityvulnerabilitiesprovideasuggestedbaseguidelineconfigurationfor
enterprisesinitiallydeployingNACwithend‐systemassessment(http://www.sans.org/top20/).
Third‐partyassessingsoftwareregularlyreleasesupdatestoassessnewlyidentifiedsecurity
vulnerabilities.Asubscriptiontosuchaserviceisrecommendedtomaintainanup‐to‐date
assessmentengineonthenetwork.Newvulnerabilitiesonlyneedtobeincludedintheassessment
- Enterasys 1
- Contents 5
- Chapter 3: Use Scenarios 6
- Chapter 4: Design Planning 6
- Chapter 5: Design Procedures 6
- About This Guide 9
- Getting Help 10
- Overview 11
- Deployment Models 12
- NAC Solution Overview 13
- NAC Solution Components 14
- NAC Gateway Appliance 15
- NAC Controller Appliance 15
- 1-6 Overview 16
- Appliance Comparison 17
- 1-8 Overview 18
- NetSight Management 19
- RADIUS Server 20
- Assessment Server 20
- 1-12 Overview 22
- NAC Deployment Models 23
- Features and Value 24
- Implementation 26
- User-Based Authorization 28
- MAC Registration 28
- Inline NAC 31
- Remediation 34
- 2-16 NAC Deployment Models 38
- Use Scenarios 39
- Policy-Enabled Edge 40
- RFC 3580 Capable Edge 41
- Scenario 1 Implementation 42
- Thin Wireless Edge 43
- 3-6 Use Scenarios 44
- Thick Wireless Edge 45
- Scenario 2 Implementation 46
- 3-10 Use Scenarios 48
- Scenario 4: VPN Remote Access 49
- Scenario 4 Implementation 50
- 3-14 Use Scenarios 52
- Design Planning 53
- Survey the Network 54
- 4-4 Design Planning 56
- End-System Capabilities 58
- Authentication Considerations 59
- 4-8 Design Planning 60
- Wired LAN 61
- Wireless LAN 61
- Remote Access WAN 62
- Site-to-Site VPN 62
- Remote Access VPN 63
- 4-12 Design Planning 64
- Design Procedures 65
- 5-2 Design Procedures 66
- NAC Configurations 67
- Authentication 68
- Assessment 68
- Authorization 69
- 5-6 Design Procedures 70
- 5-8 Design Procedures 72
- 5-10 Design Procedures 74
- MAC Overrides 76
- 5-14 Design Procedures 78
- User Overrides 80
- Assessment Design Procedures 81
- 5-18 Design Procedures 82
- 5-20 Design Procedures 84
- 5-22 Design Procedures 86
- 6. VLAN Configuration 88
- 7. Policy Role Configuration 88
- 8. Define NAC Access Policies 88
- Assessment Policy 90
- Quarantine Policy 91
- Inline NAC Design Procedures 92
- 7S4280-19-SYS Up to 2000 94
- 2S4082-25-SYS Up to 2000 94
- 5-32 Design Procedures 96
- Additional Considerations 97
- 5-34 Design Procedures 98
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