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As you know, C-Bay acquired that firm in Chicago two weeks ago, and
we’ve already started having security problems there. The help
desk staff has been fielding issues non-stop since we took over, and
some of us suspect there’s a hacker on the loose.
I’ve asked the help desk gang to send you information about any
incidents [see 4.1: Incidents] that seem suspicious
so that you can help us track down this guy or these
guys (hate to sound sexist, but hackers do tend to
be men).
For each incident, send me a report based on the form you used to report
incidents in the network earlier in the project. Include
notes for the help desk team advising them how to respond to the user
who’s noted
the problem (or any other users who need to know as well). And be sure
to note any areas of the security policy that should be reconsidered
to hedge against repeat incidents.
I’m attaching a diagram of the Chicago network topology and some
notes about it in case you need them.
In about two weeks, we’ll review all the incidents and see if
we can put together a profile of a single hacker, or a group of them,
or whatever’s going wrong with the network.
Good luck!
IT Director
