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Industrial Project Check Point Security Map

Industrial Project Check Point Security Map. Shiri Negrin and Katya Sapozhnikov. Agenda. Team Goals Methodology Achievements Examples Conclusions. Team. Students: Shiri Negrin and Katya Sapozhnikov Computer science 3 rd year student Supervisor: Yevgeny Fabrikant Checkpoint.

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Industrial Project Check Point Security Map

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  1. Industrial ProjectCheck PointSecurity Map Shiri Negrin and Katya Sapozhnikov

  2. Agenda • Team • Goals • Methodology • Achievements • Examples • Conclusions

  3. Team Students: ShiriNegrin and Katya Sapozhnikov Computer science 3rd year student Supervisor: Yevgeny Fabrikant Checkpoint

  4. Goals • Converting network communication log and network DB file to graphical display of the network structure

  5. Methodology • Built parser for network log file (csv) • Built parser for network DB file (fwset) • Created DB of assets divided by subnets • Applied relationship between subnets according to network log file • Created graph files (graphml, gml) using igraph library for the network and each subnets separately • Created configuration for yEd graph editor for project use • Visualized graph using yEd graph editor

  6. Achievements • Built parsers for both input files (csv log file, fwset DB file) • Created DB that contains inner network subnets and their relationship • Created representation of the network DB using a graph • Visualized network structure graph

  7. DB • file

  8. Examples

  9. Conclusions • Work division • Focus on small tasks • Extensive work plan • Time management

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