Auditing and Configuring Security in a Simulated Enterprise Environment
Description
AAA protocols are critical for strengthening access control in enterprise networks by centralizing identity management and ensuring accountability through activity logging. The case study involves NetBank Ltd., a fictitious financial services company that has outgrown the limitations of traditional local passwords. The organization seeks to transition toward a centralized AAA solution to mitigate risks such as shared credentials, lack of access traceability, and limited administrative control. Students will configure routers to authenticate against TACACS+ and RADIUS servers, verify redundancy through local accounts, and audit system responses under normal and attack conditions.
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Steps to reproduce
# Auditing and Configuring AAA with TACACS+ and RADIUS — Dataset This dataset provides configs, logs, and analysis artifacts from a simulated AAA deployment using TACACS+ and RADIUS. ## Contents - `docs/` – Expanded lab description (Problem, Requirements, Guiding Questions, Expected Outcomes) - `scripts/cisco/` – Config snippets for R2 (TACACS+) and R3 (RADIUS) - `data/` – Sample AAA logs (JSON) - `results/` – Test matrix and comparative findings report ## Usage 1. Apply configs to routers in Packet Tracer or GNS3. 2. Simulate login attempts, collect logs, and populate `results/test_matrix.csv`. 3. Update `results/comparative_findings.md` with observations. ## License CC BY 4.0 (data, docs), MIT (configs).
Institutions
- Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia