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Monday, May 20 • 5:50pm - 6:10pm
285: Collect Network Statistics the Easy Way

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EVALUATION
Network statistics are collected by interface and port for specified systems every 300 seconds. Since clients and servers connect to the system randomly; collecting information over time assures that a good representative sample of actual traffic is detected. This information can be leveraged for Traffic Analysis (for measuring workloads and performance); and for Security Analysis (for determining active ports and services). Three SQL routines will be reviewed.

Learning Objectives:
We will review the Collection routine; which is mostly just running NETSTAT_INFO every 300 seconds….
We will review the Traffic Analysis code; and results.
We will review a simple use for Security Analysis.
Speakers
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Tim Hawkins

System Admin, Tanimura & Antle
When GPT3.5 is asked "What could AGI mean for computer security?"-- responseArtificial General Intelligence (AGI) could have significant implications for computer security:Enhanced Threat Detection: AGI systems could be trained to identify even the smallest behaviors of ransomwar... Read More →

Collect netstat info sql
Transmission analysis sql
Insecure ports and services sql
Sample transmission analysis xlsx
Monday May 20, 2024 5:50pm - 6:10pm CDT
Meeting Room 101 1508 Houston St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
  Networking
  • Session Level Advanced
  • Audience System Administrators who will be attending the “Using SQL to drive IBM i Security scans” session; or who need to know how to capture network statistics.

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