•Evolution of the security threats landscape
•Security counter defense to elusive attacks
•A shift in paradigm: the adaptive security framework
•Data privacy and integrity in the center of security practices
The document discusses strategies for mitigating cyber attacks in 2015. It notes that advanced malware, targeted attacks, and employee data leaks will pose major threats. The cyber arms market offers various hacking services and tools. Elite hackers use complex attack strategies and destroy forensic evidence. Notable attack vectors include watering hole attacks and mobile/cloud app vulnerabilities. The impacts of targeted attacks include strategic costs and career risks. Trends for 2015 include increased iOS malware, web app exploits, cloud attacks, ransomware, and use of destructive payloads in incident response. Effective defenses require advanced malware detection, threat analysis, automated security updates, and command/control monitoring. Risk management strategies include penetration testing, authentication, monitoring, sandboxing, whitelisting,
Trust, security, and resiliency are ongoing challenges for the information society. The public and private sectors should collaborate to build better identity and trust mechanisms, increase the costs for cyber attackers through security cooperation, and develop more collaborative relationships to mitigate risks. Addressing these issues will help empower the information society.
ISTR 23 is Symantec's annual threat report about the cyber security threat landscape. Find out about the new trend of cryptojacking, what ransomware criminals are up to now, and why you still need to be mobile security aware.
Read the full report here: http://go.symantec.com/istr
How criminals extort businesses using RansomWare services from the DarkWeb.
One of the biggest trends in technology over the last decade has been the growth of subscription-based service models or "SaaS". Instead of installing software directly in corporate environments, companies providing customers with the ability to effectively rent access to services they need without dealing with development and maintenance.
Given the high demand for RansomWare in this day and age, creative cyber-criminal entrepreneurs followed this industry trend and created RansomWare As A Service (RaaS) to ease the burden of cyber attackers having to develop their own attacks.
Join Nick Cavalancia from Techvangelism and Cyber Security Expert, Dr. Christine Izuakor as we discuss:
How does RansomWare as a Service (RaaS) work?
Examples of RansomWare As A Service (RaaS) provider
If RaaS impacts you, what can you do?
RansomWare detection & protection tools
The document is Datto's annual report on ransomware trends based on a survey of over 1,000 MSPs. Some key findings include:
- Ransomware remains the #1 malware threat, impacting nearly 70% of MSP clients. Phishing emails are the top attack vector.
- The average ransom demand stayed around $5,600 but downtime costs have risen significantly, averaging $274,200 per incident.
- While opinions vary, around half of MSPs saw increased attacks due to remote work during COVID-19, with healthcare most at risk.
- There remains a disconnect between MSP and client concerns about ransomware, though more clients are boosting security budgets.
The document discusses the evolution of secure networks and ransomware threats. It provides statistics on ransomware payments, infections rates, and earnings. It also outlines the history of exploit kits used to propagate malware and discusses mitigation techniques like deploying new detection mechanisms using static and dynamic file analysis as well as machine learning. The document advocates for removing information silos and leveraging software-defined secure networks to utilize threat intelligence across an organization's entire network and ecosystem for improved detection and enforcement.
Cybersecurity - Thomas Gourgeon, Head of International Operations, Orange Cyb...SITA
In the digital age of air transport – with its ever-more connected industry operations, passengers and aircraft – air transport faces a constant threat of cyber attacks, both on the critical infrastructure that keeps the wheels of air travel in motion, and on passenger data. The spotlight on threat intelligence, identity protection, data privacy and security in air transport has never been more intense. As we navigate deepening ‘lakes’ of data to become smarter at every step, how do we protect our operations and passengers, ensuring the utmost security and resilience across the air transport community?
Alex Michael - 2017/2018 Cyber Threat Report in an Enterprise Mobile WorldPro Mrkt
Alex Michael from SonicWall present "2017/2018 Cyber Threat Report in an Enterprise Mobile World" at the Midlands Cyber Security Expo 2018 #midscybersecurity18
The document discusses strategies for mitigating cyber attacks in 2015. It notes that advanced malware, targeted attacks, and employee data leaks will pose major threats. The cyber arms market offers various hacking services and tools. Elite hackers use complex attack strategies and destroy forensic evidence. Notable attack vectors include watering hole attacks and mobile/cloud app vulnerabilities. The impacts of targeted attacks include strategic costs and career risks. Trends for 2015 include increased iOS malware, web app exploits, cloud attacks, ransomware, and use of destructive payloads in incident response. Effective defenses require advanced malware detection, threat analysis, automated security updates, and command/control monitoring. Risk management strategies include penetration testing, authentication, monitoring, sandboxing, whitelisting,
Trust, security, and resiliency are ongoing challenges for the information society. The public and private sectors should collaborate to build better identity and trust mechanisms, increase the costs for cyber attackers through security cooperation, and develop more collaborative relationships to mitigate risks. Addressing these issues will help empower the information society.
ISTR 23 is Symantec's annual threat report about the cyber security threat landscape. Find out about the new trend of cryptojacking, what ransomware criminals are up to now, and why you still need to be mobile security aware.
Read the full report here: http://go.symantec.com/istr
How criminals extort businesses using RansomWare services from the DarkWeb.
One of the biggest trends in technology over the last decade has been the growth of subscription-based service models or "SaaS". Instead of installing software directly in corporate environments, companies providing customers with the ability to effectively rent access to services they need without dealing with development and maintenance.
Given the high demand for RansomWare in this day and age, creative cyber-criminal entrepreneurs followed this industry trend and created RansomWare As A Service (RaaS) to ease the burden of cyber attackers having to develop their own attacks.
Join Nick Cavalancia from Techvangelism and Cyber Security Expert, Dr. Christine Izuakor as we discuss:
How does RansomWare as a Service (RaaS) work?
Examples of RansomWare As A Service (RaaS) provider
If RaaS impacts you, what can you do?
RansomWare detection & protection tools
The document is Datto's annual report on ransomware trends based on a survey of over 1,000 MSPs. Some key findings include:
- Ransomware remains the #1 malware threat, impacting nearly 70% of MSP clients. Phishing emails are the top attack vector.
- The average ransom demand stayed around $5,600 but downtime costs have risen significantly, averaging $274,200 per incident.
- While opinions vary, around half of MSPs saw increased attacks due to remote work during COVID-19, with healthcare most at risk.
- There remains a disconnect between MSP and client concerns about ransomware, though more clients are boosting security budgets.
The document discusses the evolution of secure networks and ransomware threats. It provides statistics on ransomware payments, infections rates, and earnings. It also outlines the history of exploit kits used to propagate malware and discusses mitigation techniques like deploying new detection mechanisms using static and dynamic file analysis as well as machine learning. The document advocates for removing information silos and leveraging software-defined secure networks to utilize threat intelligence across an organization's entire network and ecosystem for improved detection and enforcement.
Cybersecurity - Thomas Gourgeon, Head of International Operations, Orange Cyb...SITA
In the digital age of air transport – with its ever-more connected industry operations, passengers and aircraft – air transport faces a constant threat of cyber attacks, both on the critical infrastructure that keeps the wheels of air travel in motion, and on passenger data. The spotlight on threat intelligence, identity protection, data privacy and security in air transport has never been more intense. As we navigate deepening ‘lakes’ of data to become smarter at every step, how do we protect our operations and passengers, ensuring the utmost security and resilience across the air transport community?
Alex Michael - 2017/2018 Cyber Threat Report in an Enterprise Mobile WorldPro Mrkt
Alex Michael from SonicWall present "2017/2018 Cyber Threat Report in an Enterprise Mobile World" at the Midlands Cyber Security Expo 2018 #midscybersecurity18
The document is Cisco's 2017 Annual Cybersecurity Report which summarizes key findings about attacker and defender behaviors. Some major findings include: three leading exploit kits abruptly disappeared in 2016, leaving opportunities for smaller players; most companies use over five security vendors and products; and the top constraints to adopting advanced security according to a Cisco study are budget, compatibility, certification, and talent. The report examines the expanding attack surface, how attackers operate at different phases, trends in vulnerabilities and patching, and provides guidance on reducing adversaries' ability to compromise assets.
A short introductory presentation I gave at the 2015 Fund Management Summit in London on the 8th October. This was simplified and much material was discussed rather than on the slides.
This document outlines a top level cyber security strategy that involves assessing systems based on their sophistication, mission criticality, and threat level to determine the appropriate security controls. For less critical or threatened systems with unsophisticated users, it recommends implementing a comprehensive baseline of security controls. For more critical systems or those facing higher threats, it suggests deploying targeted advanced security controls or accepting some risk.
Últimos retos en el ámbito de la Ciberseguridad: Análisis de amenazas Ciberné...Cristian Garcia G.
Esta presentación tiene como fin analizar los vectores de amenazas online, tales como: ataques basados en correo electrónico, plataformas web, redes sociales, ingeniería social, botnets, y también vectores de amenazas offline, tales como: vulnerabilidades de USB y las emanaciones electromagnéticas. Asimismo, las vulnerabilidades de días cero y las infracciones más grandes divulgadas por la compañía; es así como, bajo esta problemática, dará a conocer las medidas para proteger los datos y luchar contra el fenómeno de la ciberdelincuencia.
The Cost of Inactivity: Malware InfographicCisco Security
As the cost and likelihood of a breach grows you can't afford "good enough" protection before, during, AND after an attack. Protect your brand and data with Cisco email and web security.
Learn more: http://cs.co/9003hKu3, http://cs.co/9003hKu9
Pedro silva introduction to -certificate (1)Pedro Silva
This certificate recognizes Pedro Silva for completing Cisco's Introduction to Cybersecurity course. The course covered global cyber threats, network vulnerabilities, impacts of attacks, Cisco's security approach, cybersecurity as a growing field, and security certification opportunities. Laura Quintana, VP of Cisco Networking Academy, certified that Pedro demonstrated understanding of these cybersecurity topics.
CrowdSourcing Cyber Security programs utilize the knowledge of hackers and security researchers around the world to identify vulnerabilities in systems and applications. There are several types of crowdSourced programs including hacker-powered programs where hackers research vulnerabilities and report them, bug bounty programs where researchers are rewarded for reporting vulnerabilities to programs like HackerOne and BugCrowd, and crowd contests at security conferences. Researchers can participate by learning methodologies, scanning targets, and building proof-of-concepts to report vulnerabilities for cash rewards. CrowdSourcing provides advantages like being more effective by tapping diverse expertise and keeping applications more secure without needing large in-house security teams.
This document discusses strategies for organizations to get ahead of cybercrime based on EY's Global Information Security Survey 2014. It outlines a three stage process for cybersecurity maturity: Activate to establish foundations; Adapt to dynamically respond to changes; and Anticipate to proactively prepare. Many organizations still need to improve their abilities to activate foundational security, adapt quickly to changes, and anticipate future threats. The document recommends specific actions organizations can take at each stage to improve their cybersecurity posture and get ahead of cyber attackers.
Exploring the Capabilities and Economics of CybercrimeCylance
In this talk we will look at the current attacker community as well as the tactics and capabilities that are currently being leveraged against targets across the globe. We will then go into the financial mechanics behind both financial based cybercrime as well as nationstate espionage. We will touch on some of the scary capabilities of attackers and try to work thru the reason why we still aren’t seeing the broad scale destructive attacks that everyone has been predicting for years.
By Jim Walter, Senior Research Scientist, Cylance
Outpost24 webinar - Improve your organizations security with red teamingOutpost24
Our Red Teaming expert Hugo van den Toorn explains the key elements of a red team operations, what companies can expect from the assessment and how to benefit from the ‘moment of truth’
Outpost24 webinar - A day in the life of an information security professional Outpost24
The document discusses the importance of a full stack cyber security approach from an information security professional's perspective. It recommends scanning both external and internal networks as the first and second lines of defense, similar to an airbag and seatbelt in a car. The document also provides an overview of a product demo for a network security workflow automation tool that allows for discovery scanning, dynamic asset management, risk prioritization, and flexible reporting.
This document discusses the growing threat of cyber attacks and the need for organizations to build cyber resilience. It notes that financial institutions in particular may have become distracted from cyber risks in recent years. The key issues outlined are that cyber attacks represent an undeclared war, failures can be silent, risk is challenging to analyze, and cyber risk is systemic. It defines cyber resistance as having secure design, mature controls, good risk decisions and other practices, while cyber resilience relies more on situational awareness, technical agility, and organizational readiness to solve problems. Building successful cyber programs requires addressing all of these aspects through specialist practices and developing capabilities ahead of standards.
Ransomware: Why Are Backup Vendors Trying To Scare You?marketingunitrends
Ransomware. The very word strikes fear into the hearts of admins, backup specialists, and security pros. Backup software vendors know if all your data is not protected, there is a good chance that if (when?) ransomware hits, you will most likely lose data. But, what should scare you more is less than half of ransomware victims fully recover their data, even with backup. What can you do to make sure you are not on the wrong side of a statistic?
Certificate of Course Completion "Introduction to Cybersecurity" powered by C...Angelo Settembre
This certificate recognizes an individual for completing Cisco's Introduction to Cybersecurity course. The course covered global cyber threats, network vulnerabilities, impacts of attacks, Cisco's security approach, cybersecurity as a growing field, and opportunities in security certifications. The certificate is signed by the VP of Cisco Networking Academy and certifies the individual demonstrated understanding of the key course topics.
This document discusses cybersecurity and Zyrm Cybersecurity services. It begins with an introduction to cybersecurity threats facing organizations and provides statistics on the growth of the cybersecurity market. It then outlines Zyrm's cybersecurity services such as DNS services, email fraud protection, and penetration testing. Case studies and client testimonials demonstrate how Zyrm has helped clients. The document concludes by providing contact information for Zyrm.
Collaborated cyber defense in pandemic times Denise Bailey
This document discusses collaborating on cyber defense during the pandemic. It notes that just as countries work together to address pandemics through vaccine development and information sharing, organizations must also collaborate on cybersecurity through threat intelligence sharing and a combined defensive approach. The document outlines how internal collaboration between security teams and external partnership between organizations can help enhance defenses. It argues that the right balance of human and machine input is needed and describes how to apply threat intelligence before, during and after attacks.
Ransomware like CryptoLocker has infiltrated countless businesses, encrypted files and demanded a pound of flesh for their safe release. With no relief in sight and new variations emerging regularly, ransomware continues to be one of the most widespread and damaging threats to businesses today. Now, more than ever, businesses need to have rock solid backup and disaster recovery systems in place to ensure continuity.
Outpost24 webinar - Why asset discovery is the missing link to enterprise vul...Outpost24
learn how an asynchronous approach can help build an enterprise CMDB and automate continuous detection for any new and critical vulnerabilities in your asset repository so you’ll never miss a critical risk again
PolySwarm is an open source, decentralized threat detection marketplace where anti-malware software authored by specialized security experts compete to detect and block threats at the single file level, millions of times per day. Accuracy and early detection are rewarded, and the protection from a global force of security experts and antivirus companies is combined into a single access point.
PolySwarm is an open source, decentralized threat detection marketplace where anti-malware software authored by specialized security experts compete to detect and block threats at the single file level, millions of times per day. Accuracy and early detection are rewarded, and the protection from a global force of security experts and antivirus companies is combined into a single access point.
The document is Cisco's 2017 Annual Cybersecurity Report which summarizes key findings about attacker and defender behaviors. Some major findings include: three leading exploit kits abruptly disappeared in 2016, leaving opportunities for smaller players; most companies use over five security vendors and products; and the top constraints to adopting advanced security according to a Cisco study are budget, compatibility, certification, and talent. The report examines the expanding attack surface, how attackers operate at different phases, trends in vulnerabilities and patching, and provides guidance on reducing adversaries' ability to compromise assets.
A short introductory presentation I gave at the 2015 Fund Management Summit in London on the 8th October. This was simplified and much material was discussed rather than on the slides.
This document outlines a top level cyber security strategy that involves assessing systems based on their sophistication, mission criticality, and threat level to determine the appropriate security controls. For less critical or threatened systems with unsophisticated users, it recommends implementing a comprehensive baseline of security controls. For more critical systems or those facing higher threats, it suggests deploying targeted advanced security controls or accepting some risk.
Últimos retos en el ámbito de la Ciberseguridad: Análisis de amenazas Ciberné...Cristian Garcia G.
Esta presentación tiene como fin analizar los vectores de amenazas online, tales como: ataques basados en correo electrónico, plataformas web, redes sociales, ingeniería social, botnets, y también vectores de amenazas offline, tales como: vulnerabilidades de USB y las emanaciones electromagnéticas. Asimismo, las vulnerabilidades de días cero y las infracciones más grandes divulgadas por la compañía; es así como, bajo esta problemática, dará a conocer las medidas para proteger los datos y luchar contra el fenómeno de la ciberdelincuencia.
The Cost of Inactivity: Malware InfographicCisco Security
As the cost and likelihood of a breach grows you can't afford "good enough" protection before, during, AND after an attack. Protect your brand and data with Cisco email and web security.
Learn more: http://cs.co/9003hKu3, http://cs.co/9003hKu9
Pedro silva introduction to -certificate (1)Pedro Silva
This certificate recognizes Pedro Silva for completing Cisco's Introduction to Cybersecurity course. The course covered global cyber threats, network vulnerabilities, impacts of attacks, Cisco's security approach, cybersecurity as a growing field, and security certification opportunities. Laura Quintana, VP of Cisco Networking Academy, certified that Pedro demonstrated understanding of these cybersecurity topics.
CrowdSourcing Cyber Security programs utilize the knowledge of hackers and security researchers around the world to identify vulnerabilities in systems and applications. There are several types of crowdSourced programs including hacker-powered programs where hackers research vulnerabilities and report them, bug bounty programs where researchers are rewarded for reporting vulnerabilities to programs like HackerOne and BugCrowd, and crowd contests at security conferences. Researchers can participate by learning methodologies, scanning targets, and building proof-of-concepts to report vulnerabilities for cash rewards. CrowdSourcing provides advantages like being more effective by tapping diverse expertise and keeping applications more secure without needing large in-house security teams.
This document discusses strategies for organizations to get ahead of cybercrime based on EY's Global Information Security Survey 2014. It outlines a three stage process for cybersecurity maturity: Activate to establish foundations; Adapt to dynamically respond to changes; and Anticipate to proactively prepare. Many organizations still need to improve their abilities to activate foundational security, adapt quickly to changes, and anticipate future threats. The document recommends specific actions organizations can take at each stage to improve their cybersecurity posture and get ahead of cyber attackers.
Exploring the Capabilities and Economics of CybercrimeCylance
In this talk we will look at the current attacker community as well as the tactics and capabilities that are currently being leveraged against targets across the globe. We will then go into the financial mechanics behind both financial based cybercrime as well as nationstate espionage. We will touch on some of the scary capabilities of attackers and try to work thru the reason why we still aren’t seeing the broad scale destructive attacks that everyone has been predicting for years.
By Jim Walter, Senior Research Scientist, Cylance
Outpost24 webinar - Improve your organizations security with red teamingOutpost24
Our Red Teaming expert Hugo van den Toorn explains the key elements of a red team operations, what companies can expect from the assessment and how to benefit from the ‘moment of truth’
Outpost24 webinar - A day in the life of an information security professional Outpost24
The document discusses the importance of a full stack cyber security approach from an information security professional's perspective. It recommends scanning both external and internal networks as the first and second lines of defense, similar to an airbag and seatbelt in a car. The document also provides an overview of a product demo for a network security workflow automation tool that allows for discovery scanning, dynamic asset management, risk prioritization, and flexible reporting.
This document discusses the growing threat of cyber attacks and the need for organizations to build cyber resilience. It notes that financial institutions in particular may have become distracted from cyber risks in recent years. The key issues outlined are that cyber attacks represent an undeclared war, failures can be silent, risk is challenging to analyze, and cyber risk is systemic. It defines cyber resistance as having secure design, mature controls, good risk decisions and other practices, while cyber resilience relies more on situational awareness, technical agility, and organizational readiness to solve problems. Building successful cyber programs requires addressing all of these aspects through specialist practices and developing capabilities ahead of standards.
Ransomware: Why Are Backup Vendors Trying To Scare You?marketingunitrends
Ransomware. The very word strikes fear into the hearts of admins, backup specialists, and security pros. Backup software vendors know if all your data is not protected, there is a good chance that if (when?) ransomware hits, you will most likely lose data. But, what should scare you more is less than half of ransomware victims fully recover their data, even with backup. What can you do to make sure you are not on the wrong side of a statistic?
Certificate of Course Completion "Introduction to Cybersecurity" powered by C...Angelo Settembre
This certificate recognizes an individual for completing Cisco's Introduction to Cybersecurity course. The course covered global cyber threats, network vulnerabilities, impacts of attacks, Cisco's security approach, cybersecurity as a growing field, and opportunities in security certifications. The certificate is signed by the VP of Cisco Networking Academy and certifies the individual demonstrated understanding of the key course topics.
This document discusses cybersecurity and Zyrm Cybersecurity services. It begins with an introduction to cybersecurity threats facing organizations and provides statistics on the growth of the cybersecurity market. It then outlines Zyrm's cybersecurity services such as DNS services, email fraud protection, and penetration testing. Case studies and client testimonials demonstrate how Zyrm has helped clients. The document concludes by providing contact information for Zyrm.
Collaborated cyber defense in pandemic times Denise Bailey
This document discusses collaborating on cyber defense during the pandemic. It notes that just as countries work together to address pandemics through vaccine development and information sharing, organizations must also collaborate on cybersecurity through threat intelligence sharing and a combined defensive approach. The document outlines how internal collaboration between security teams and external partnership between organizations can help enhance defenses. It argues that the right balance of human and machine input is needed and describes how to apply threat intelligence before, during and after attacks.
Ransomware like CryptoLocker has infiltrated countless businesses, encrypted files and demanded a pound of flesh for their safe release. With no relief in sight and new variations emerging regularly, ransomware continues to be one of the most widespread and damaging threats to businesses today. Now, more than ever, businesses need to have rock solid backup and disaster recovery systems in place to ensure continuity.
Outpost24 webinar - Why asset discovery is the missing link to enterprise vul...Outpost24
learn how an asynchronous approach can help build an enterprise CMDB and automate continuous detection for any new and critical vulnerabilities in your asset repository so you’ll never miss a critical risk again
PolySwarm is an open source, decentralized threat detection marketplace where anti-malware software authored by specialized security experts compete to detect and block threats at the single file level, millions of times per day. Accuracy and early detection are rewarded, and the protection from a global force of security experts and antivirus companies is combined into a single access point.
PolySwarm is an open source, decentralized threat detection marketplace where anti-malware software authored by specialized security experts compete to detect and block threats at the single file level, millions of times per day. Accuracy and early detection are rewarded, and the protection from a global force of security experts and antivirus companies is combined into a single access point.
Shift to Intelligent Endpoint Security Management
The document discusses the shift from traditional endpoint security methods to more intelligent approaches. Traditional defenses like antivirus software and patching are no longer effective against modern threats. New strategies are needed to control applications and local user privileges, prevent zero-day and targeted attacks, and provide better security reporting. Without improved technology solutions, organizations will continue to have sensitive data and systems compromised by cybercriminals. The future of endpoint security requires more intelligent methods like application whitelisting to lock down systems while optimizing security and resources.
Panda Endpoint Protection is the cloud based solution that allows you to manage the security of your network endpoints (Windows, Mac, Linux and Android), without interfering with the performance and with minimum cost.
More info: http://www.pandasecurity.com/enterprise/solutions/cloud-office-protection/
This document discusses the growing threats posed by cyber attacks and advanced persistent threats (APTs). It notes that most breaches are discovered by third parties, and targeted attacks have become the norm. The reality is that a new threat is created every second, a cyber intrusion occurs every 5 minutes, and over 90% of enterprises have malware. Analysts urge organizations to adopt advanced threat detection capabilities. The document then describes Custom Defense's solution, which provides network-wide detection, threat intelligence, custom sandboxes for analysis, and automated security updates. It provides examples of how the solution integrates with other Trend Micro products and third-party technologies.
This document discusses the need for cyber forensics capabilities to effectively respond to modern cybersecurity threats and incidents. It notes that traditional perimeter-based defenses are no longer sufficient, and that comprehensive endpoint visibility is needed to identify covert threats, attribute attacks, and limit data breaches. The document promotes the Guidance Software EnCase Cybersecurity solution as providing critical network-enabled incident response and forensic investigation capabilities for enterprises.
Key Strategies to Address Rising Application Risk in Your EnterpriseLumension
The document discusses key strategies for organizations to address rising application risks, including ensuring endpoints are regularly patched and updated for both operating systems and applications, identifying and removing known malware from endpoints, and enforcing application use policies. Social networking applications were detected on 95% of organizations' networks and many applications have known vulnerabilities or can spread malware. Patching client-side applications has become the number one priority for most organizations to mitigate cybersecurity risks.
Maximize Computer Security With Limited RessourcesSecunia
Presentation from Stefan Frei on how patches are an effective method to escape the arms race with cybercriminals. The majority of vulnerabilities have patches ready on the day of disclosure, which means that the right patch strategy is evident to maximize risk reduction.
Open Source Insight: NotPetya Strikes, Patching Is Vital for Risk ManagementBlack Duck by Synopsys
News about NotPetya is rebounding around the world this week as malware experts quickly determined that the resemblence to Petya is superficial. The consensus is now that NotPetya is a wiper, designed to inflict permanent damage, not ransomware as initially reported. Following closely on the heels of WannaCry incidents, NotPetya hit 64 countries by June 28, but with no kill switch available this time. Global cyberattacks such as these highlight the importance of cybersecurity everywhere, staying up to date on patches and ensuring that backups are up-to-date.
Failed Ransom: How IBM XGS Defeated RansomwareIBM Security
View on-demand webinar: http://event.on24.com/wcc/r/1238398/409AE8848D4FF1210B56EC81538788EB
Ransomware is a growing threat impacting organizations across all industries. But not all is lost. There are preventative measures that can be taken to help protect against ransomware attacks, including deploying a next-generation intrusion prevention system (IPS), such as the IBM XGS.
Join our webinar to:
Understand the current threats associated with ransomware
Learn how leading-edge research from IBM X-Force powers the XGS to stop ransomware
Hear how IBM XGS proactively blocked ransomware at a large healthcare insurance organization
The unprecedented state of web insecurityVincent Kwon
The document summarizes security trends from IBM's X-Force research and development team. It discusses the increasing sophistication of cyber attacks, vulnerabilities in web browsers and document readers, the rise of exploit kits and malware creation tools, and challenges in keeping pace with evolving threats through rapid patching and detection techniques.
Het ecosysteem als complete bescherming tegen cybercriminaliteit [pvh]Nancy Nimmegeers
This document discusses cybersecurity threats and Fortinet's solutions. It begins by noting the increasing damage from sophisticated cyber threats. It then outlines Fortinet's advanced threat protection framework which works to prevent, detect, and mitigate threats. Key components of Fortinet's solution include their FortiGuard threat intelligence and services. The document provides examples of how Fortinet products like FortiGate, FortiMail, FortiClient, and FortiSandbox integrate to provide comprehensive protection across networks, users, and data centers.
Security O365 Using AI-based Advanced Threat ProtectionBitglass
Office 365 has garnered widespread adoption from enterprises due to its advantages such as ease of deployment, lower TCO, and high scalability. Additionally, it enables end-users to work and collaborate from anywhere and on any device. Although Office 365 enables IT to shift the burden for app and infrastructure to the cloud vendor, data security remains the responsibility of the enterprise. Given the limitations of native malware protection on Office 365, should the enterprise rely on Office 365 to protect their data from malware and ransomware?
Join Bitglass and Cylance for a discussion on malware protection solutions for Office 365. We will cover the limitations of native Office 365 malware protection as well as the benefits of AI and machine learning based approaches. We will wrap up the session by discussing how CASBs, with Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) capabilities, are uniquely positioned to protect cloud apps and end-points from malware attacks and proliferation.
Security (Ignorance) Isn't Bliss: 5 Ways to Advance Security Decisions with T...IBM Security
In the wake of massive numbers of security breaches in 2014, enterprises are struggling to improve how they consume threat intelligence to better protect their networks. Over 65% of companies use external threat intelligence as part of their security analytics, but are dissatisfied with the time and resources needed to understand and analyze the data available. With a barrage of information coming in to your organization on vulnerabilities, malware, and potentially malicious sites on the Internet, how can you truly make sense of the data and take action when it’s required?
During this presentation, you will learn how your enterprise can quickly research threats, integrate actionable intelligence and collaborate with peers using global threat intelligence.
KnowBe4 helps you keep your network secure with Kevin Mitnick security awareness training. You are able to send simulated phishing attacks before and after the training. Created ‘by admins for admins’, a minimum of time is needed with visible proof the security awareness training works. Find out what your email attack footprint looks like and ask for our free Email Exposure Check.
Based on Kevin’s 30+ year unique first-hand hacking experience, you are now able to train employees with next-generation web-based training and testing, to quickly solve the increasingly urgent security problem of Social Engineering.
Malware evolution and Endpoint Detection and Response Adrian Guthrie
As malware evolves into targeted Advance Persistent Threat the response has to change to more proactive security model.
Automated Prevention Block malware and exploits to prevent Automated Detection -Targeted and zero-day attack are block in real time
Automated Forensics - Forensic information for in-dept analysis of every attempted attack
Automated Remediation - Automated malware removal
all made possible by Big Data analytics and Collective Intelligence .
Malware evolution and Endpoint Detection and Response TechnologyAdrian Guthrie
As Malware evolves into targeted Advance Persistent Threat the response has to be layered, proactive response, and highly visible
Automated Prevention- Block Malware and exploits prevent future attacks
Automated Detection- Targeted and Zero-day attacks are block in real time without signature files.
Automated Forensic- Forensic information for in-dept analysis of every attempted attack
Automated remediation- Automated malware removal to reduce burden on administrator.
All made possible by big data analytic and collective intelligence
The document discusses the evolution of cyber attacks from individual viruses targeting standalone PCs to modern multi-vector "mega attacks" affecting entire countries and industries. It argues that current security approaches relying on isolated point solutions are no longer sufficient against these advanced threats. A new "generation V" architecture is needed that provides real-time prevention across networks, endpoints, cloud and mobile through consolidated threat intelligence and a unified security platform. An example shows how such a system could block a hypothetical attack across multiple vectors by sharing indicators between security components.
Data privacy and processing of Personal Data is fundamental to the B2B Direct Marketing industry and the core principles of proportionality and consent set by GDPR are not new, having first been introduced in EU Directive 1995.
With 20 years of data compliance experience, Rhetorik’s B2B technology data Research Director and DPO will highlight key steps, considerations and processes to successfully evolve policies to comply with GDPR, using Rhetorik as an example.
Specifically, the seminar will show how a well-executed Legitimate Interest Assessment and policy will be key to successful and compliant B2B direct marketing campaigns.
What do Azure, AWS, IBM, and Dell EMC ECS have in common? All are leveraging Nasuni UniFS® for scalable file storage and cross-site synchronisation. Nasuni offers the first global file system designed for private and public cloud object storage, so it scales without the limits of legacy controller-based file systems. Learn how Nasuni consolidates distributed file servers and NAS, enables high-speed file collaboration across any number of locations, improves file recovery points and times, simplifies DR, and accelerates business growth. All while reducing costs up to 60% compared to traditional file infrastructure.
SD-WAN is a new and exciting opportunity to transform enterprises costly and rigid MPLS-based wide area networks (WAN). It promises to make the WAN more affordable and agile, boost capacity, and improve resiliency. But, SD-WAN goes far beyond replacing MPLS. It can optimize global connectivity, streamline network security, and seamlessly integrate cloud resources and mobile users into simple coherent network.
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The document discusses how SD-WAN and NFV can help evolve networks to better support cloud applications. Traditional networks were designed for centralized applications but cloud applications now take indirect routes, hurting performance. SD-WAN uses virtualization to provide dynamic routing of traffic over multiple access types based on application needs. NFV allows virtual network functions like firewalls and WAN optimization at the network edge. This improves application performance and security for cloud-based traffic. Case studies show how SD-WAN and a software-defined cloud fabric can optimize traffic routing and access to cloud applications.
Splunk’s machine learning framework mixed with Splunk’s Event Management capabilities gives operations teams the opportunity to proactively act and automate on an event before it becomes an IT outage. This session will detail and demonstrate how to predict a health score of your business service, proactively take action based on those predictions and publish to your collaborative messaging and automation solutions.
Lean Analytics is a set of rules to make data science more streamlined and productive. It touches on many aspects of what a data scientist should be and how a data science project should be defined to be successful. During this presentation Richard will present where data science projects go wrong, how you should think of data science projects, what constitutes success in data science and how you can measure progress. This session will be loaded with terms, stories and descriptions of project successes and failures. If you're wondering whether you're getting value out of data science, how to get more value out of it and even whether you need it then this talk is for you!
What you will take away from this session
Learn how to make your data science projects successful
Evaluate how to track progress and report on the efficacy of data science solutions
Understand the role of engineering and data scientists
Understand your options for processes and software
Blockchain is one of the most popular talking points in the IT industry today, with thousands of technical proofs, use-cases and experiments being planned and delivered to show the value of this technology. For all of this, when asked about production deployments of blockchain for the real enterprises of today, most of the proponents of this value will demur when it comes to talking production. Bridging this gap between science experiment and an enterprise quality platform for the modern business requires a great deal of work, much of which is done by the growing community of vendors who are collaborating to deliver not just the technical requirement and use-case solutions for blockchain, but also the practical tools to use blockchain in a meaningful way within a business. join this session to hear about the 5 key qualities that any practically usable enterprise blockchain will need to deliver and how the collaboration of enterprise vendors is making the practical use of Blockchain a reality for organisations in 2018.
This document discusses how data science involves more than just statistics. It provides examples of how computation can be used to find things to count in text and images, inject context using data from London bike stations and car accident data, change viewpoints such as analyzing data from a supersonic car, and inject new viewpoints like exploring finance portfolio correlations. Computation is a key part of data science that involves techniques beyond just statistics like machine learning, visualization, and other domains.
The document discusses Microsoft's AI and data science platform and process. The platform includes services like Machine Learning, Cognitive Services, Bot Framework, and Azure Search. It also describes the team data science process of defining objectives, acquiring and understanding data, modeling, deployment, and customer acceptance. Additionally, it distinguishes between the roles of data scientists and AI developers.
In order to move past the hype and achieve the full potential of machine learning, data scientists and software developers need to work more closely together towards their common goal of delivering well-architected, data-driven applications. Every industry is in the process of being transformed by software and data. It is in the collaboration between data scientists and software developers where the real value can be found by creating integrated data workflows that benefit from the unique knowledge and skillsets of each discipline.
Artificial intelligence will enable new forms of cyber crime by allowing attacks to spread autonomously through trusted networks and supply chains, with goals such as extorting critical assets, stealing data from rivals or celebrities, or damaging decision making by altering underlying data. Criminals could use AI to quickly make money or gather intelligence, and the report cautions that without precautions, AI technology could empower truly malicious acts.
Linde Healthcare launched a new digital valve for hospital gas cylinders. The valve informed clinicians the amount of time that a cylinder had left to deliver gas. Rather than using a new cylinder in case it ran out, the existing inventory could be used more efficiently. Customers were somewhat sceptical of the full value, until… This case study shows how a lean start-up approach can be used to identify incremental business value within a healthcare environment, and deliver a tracking and monitoring solution customers value.
This document provides an overview of how artificial intelligence and deep learning are revolutionizing various industries. It discusses key concepts like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning. It then highlights several use cases across healthcare, automotive, retail, and financial services. For example, it describes how deep learning has helped reduce error rates in breast cancer diagnosis by 85% and how AI is enabling more efficient warehouse operations and personalized shopping. The document concludes by offering advice on getting started with deep learning projects.
Despite the increased use of two-factor authentication, single sign-on, and biometrics, passwords are still the most common form of authentication. In the first analyst report on Enterprise Password Management (EPM), Forrester acknowledged the password problem and the risks that they present to businesses.
In this talk, we will look at why employees still use weak passwords despite knowing the risks and provide guidance for security and IT professionals on keeping password costs and risks under control, without losing employee buy-in.
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A New Era of Cybersecurity
1. A NEW ERA OF
CYBERSECURITY
APRIL 26, 2018
Ross Laing – Sales EngineerIP EXPO - MANCHESTER
2. Bitdefender…a company overview
Founded: 2001, Romania
Headquarters: Bucharest
Number of employees: 1200
Offices worldwide:
USA: Santa Clara CA, Fort Lauderdale FL,
Washington DC
Europe: United Kingdom, Germany, Spain,
Denmark, Sweden, Romania, France, Italy
Middle East: Dubai
Distributed through Partners in over 150
countries worldwide
Innovation focus: 450+ engineers and
researchers, 48 patents (US PTO)
granted, plus 28 pending and 24 in
preparation
Technology alliances: Linux
Foundation, Citrix, VMware, Nutanix,
Microsoft
Partner ecosystem: Over 6,500
qualified reseller partners, 150+
technology licensing partners
3. 450 B $
in 2016
2000 B $
in 2019
Juniper Research, Cost of Cybercrime
As a global risk, Cyberattacks
are
- Top 3, Likelihood
- Top 6, Impact
Highest Technological risk, on
both scales
World Economic Forum, “Global
Risk Report 2018”
Marsh, “GDPR Preparedness:
An Indicator of Cyber
Risk Management”
Cyber Risks are here to stay…and grow
4. Ransomware
• Publicly aware of this new threat in 2012 with the
launch of CryptoLocker
• Ransomware authors developed Ransomware SDK’s
• Ransomware then evolved to become a fileless
attack in May 2017
How are they Growing?
5. Advanced Persistent Threats
• Banks were attacked in 2013 using malware code
named Carbanak
• High profile companies across many verticals were hit
using Wild Neutron
• The flood gates were opened after these two
successful attacks and the number of new attacks rose
and continue to do so
How are they Growing?
6. How are they Growing?
CryptoJacking
• First seen in September 2017, this new wave of attacks
are gain alarming momentum
• With some high profile organisations hit, this is ranked
at the single biggest cyber threat of the moment
• Growing in popularity at an alarming rate, it is already
outranking ransomware’s exposure by a factor of 1 to
100
8. • Known malware • Common exploit kits
• Phishing kits
• Variants of known malware
• Exploits (recent
vulnerabilities)
• Polymorphic malware
• Obfuscation techniques
99%
Attack SophisticationLow High
Number of attacks
Theevolving threat landscape
The next generation of threats is already here
Cost of prevention
1%
* - Sources: Ponemon Institute “2017 Cost of Data Breach Study
Very High
• Elusive threats:
zero-days, hacking,
fileless attacks
Cost of protection:
• Multiple software license
• Manual Rules and configuration
• High false positive
• Impact on brand in case of a
breach
9. Companies respond by stacking multiple solutions
Anti-Exploit
EPP
EDR
EPP2
EPP1
Anti-Exploit
EPP
Next-Gen AV
EPP
++++
10. “Blending technologies from multiple vendors risks agent bloat
and software conflicts, resulting in disabled protection features
and less-than-optimal configurations”
- Gartner®, “Make Sense Of Endpoint Malware Protection Technology” by Ian McShane, April 2017
14. • Known malware • Common exploit kits
• Phishing kits
• Variants of known malware
• Exploits (recent
vulnerabilities)
• Polymorphic malware
• Obfuscation techniques
99%
Attack SophisticationLow High
Number of attacks
Gravityzone: stops elusive THREATS at a lower cost
Cost of prevention
1%
* - Sources: Ponemon Institute “2017 Cost of Data Breach Study”; 451 Research
Very High
• Elusive threats:
zero-days, hacking,
fileless attacks
WithGravityZone
15. Why ChoosinganIntegrated Layered Security Solution
• Single (full stack) solution that protects against all spectrum of attacks.
• Reduce the cost of protection compared to running multiple solutions
• Manage endpoint and datacenter security in one integrated console
Reduce Complexity, Streamline Operation
• Endpoint controls + Strong prevention at pre-execution with next generation technology.
• Focus on sophisticated threats (script-based and/or fileless)
• Accurate detection, low false positive
Security Efficacy With Strong Prevention
• Tunable machine learning based on threat categories
• Adjustable based on paranoid mode
Tunable and Customizable
• Expose suspicious activities
Threat visibility