Tim Wostradowski, Ian Brophy, John Ang

 Project Conception  Developing the Idea  Refining the Method  Gathering the Data  From Data to Information  Results  Linux  Windows  Overall  The Future of the Project  Final Thoughts  Q & A

 Security Based  Interested in Security Related Matters  Research Based  The Pursuit of Knowledge  Sponsor  Seccuris’ Project Idea

 Open Source  Testing  Backtrack  Storing Data  Database  Viewing Data  Web interface

 Operating Systems  Stock Installations  What Data is Relevant?  Ports, fingerprint, exploits  Default security measures?  Analyze Vulnerabilities

 BackTrack  NMAP  Port Mapping/Scanning  Metasploit Framework  Exploits

 Analysis of Baseline Security  Default Security Measures?  Open ports?  Exploits?  Digging Deeper  Comparisons  Logical Conclusions

 Fedora  Ubuntu  openBSD  freeBSD

 Pre XP  Defenseless  XP  SP2: the dawn of Windows firewalls  Post XP  Solid baseline security measures

 Windows  Firewall  The XP Transition  Defender  Linux  Closed Ports  Windows vs Linux  Equilibrium or landslide?

 Non-default Software  Explore the Adverse Affects  Web Interface  More Features  ie: Comparison Tool  Implement on Real Hardware  Are Virtual Machines Really On Par?

 Windows and Linux  Surprising Equality  Upgrade Your Operating System  ie: Windows XP to Windows 7  Keep It On  Firewall  Application Defender

 Some Ideas:  Did you learn anything from this presentation?  What did we learn from this project?  Does something need clarification?  What was our favorite aspect of the project?