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- 1. CYBER SECURITY AWARENESSO C T O B E R 2 0 1 6 THREAT LANDSCAPE By Anthony Oren A+, Network+, Security+, MCT, M.S. in Technology Management, IA in Criminal Justice
- 2. ABOUT ME / NERO About Anthony Oren: • • • • • About NERO: • • • • • •
- 3. CYBERCRIME DAMAGES COST THE WORLD $3 TRILLION LAST YEAR ALONE . . . AND THAT FIGURE IS EXPECTED TO DOUBLE BY 2021. - 2016 CRIME REPORT CONDUCTED BY Cybersecurity Ventures
- 5. WHAT IS CYBER CRIME? • •
- 6. HOW HACKERS GAIN ACCESS • • • •
- 7. TYPES OF CYBER ATTACKS: OPEN PORTS
- 8. “AS OF THE END OF MARCH (2016), 93 PERCENT OF ALL PHISHING EMAILS CONTAINED ENCRYPTION RANSOMWARE.” - 2016 PHISHING REPORT CONDUCTED BY PHISH-ME
- 9. TYPES OF CYBER ATTACKS: PHISHING Phishing: Emails classified as spam • • • Spear Phishing • • •
- 10. TYPES OF CYBER ATTACKS: MALWARE Malware: Software that has a malicious intent • • •