This document provides an overview of business continuity and protecting systems. It discusses threats like malware, downtime costs, and information leakage. It recommends tools for perimeter control, endpoint protection, backups, and HR best practices. It also discusses typical configurations for small, medium, and large businesses to implement business continuity.
The document discusses several risks associated with computing and provides tips to mitigate those risks. It covers preventing damage to computers from improper setup or environmental factors. It also addresses protecting data from theft, damage, or loss through backups, password protection, and physical security measures. Finally, it discusses ergonomic risks to users and identifies various types of software threats like viruses and spyware that can harm computers. The key recommendations are to use antivirus software, take regular backups, employ secure passwords, and follow ergonomic guidelines to promote health and safety.
A presentation specifically designed for non-technical decision makers who would like to understand Cyber Security and GDPR better, and how to protect their businesses.
McAfee Internet Security 2010 provides comprehensive protection against viruses and online threats through features like anti-virus, firewall, spyware protection and its exclusive Active Protection technology. It has received awards for being #1 in detecting viruses, spyware and other malware. The software also simplifies the user experience with an easy-to-use redesigned home screen and offers parental controls, network management capabilities and improved performance over previous versions.
Lumension Device Control provides centralized management and enforcement of security policies for removable devices and media. It uses a whitelist approach to only allow authorized devices and deny access to all others by default. This protects organizations from data loss or theft caused by removable drives. The software monitors device usage and file transfers to ensure continuous policy compliance. Key benefits include preventing data breaches from unauthorized devices and enabling secure productivity tools while reducing security risks.
- Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) simplifies desktop management tasks by running virtual desktops on centralized servers
- Users access these virtual desktops through thin clients or PCs, gaining the benefits of centralized administration and security
- VDI supports remote and mobile users well while improving desktop security, patching, and data protection through centralization
Threats have increased exponentially. Current indicators show a massive increase in threat vectors as a result of COVID-19. What makes this more unsettling is the fact that most ransomware will remain dormant for months before activating. Check out this presentation with ATC provider, TPx. Topics covered during this virtual event include: firewall security, firewall software, endpoints, malware, backups and DR, managed security services and TPx MSx.
Symantec announced new website security solutions including support for new SSL encryption algorithms like Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) and Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA). ECC provides stronger encryption with shorter keys, improved server and desktop performance, and meets future security needs. Symantec is the first certificate authority to offer ECC commercially. The announcements also included new services like the Certificate Intelligence Center and Secure App Service to help customers manage certificates and code signing keys.
The document discusses several risks associated with computing and provides tips to mitigate those risks. It covers preventing damage to computers from improper setup or environmental factors. It also addresses protecting data from theft, damage, or loss through backups, password protection, and physical security measures. Finally, it discusses ergonomic risks to users and identifies various types of software threats like viruses and spyware that can harm computers. The key recommendations are to use antivirus software, take regular backups, employ secure passwords, and follow ergonomic guidelines to promote health and safety.
A presentation specifically designed for non-technical decision makers who would like to understand Cyber Security and GDPR better, and how to protect their businesses.
McAfee Internet Security 2010 provides comprehensive protection against viruses and online threats through features like anti-virus, firewall, spyware protection and its exclusive Active Protection technology. It has received awards for being #1 in detecting viruses, spyware and other malware. The software also simplifies the user experience with an easy-to-use redesigned home screen and offers parental controls, network management capabilities and improved performance over previous versions.
Lumension Device Control provides centralized management and enforcement of security policies for removable devices and media. It uses a whitelist approach to only allow authorized devices and deny access to all others by default. This protects organizations from data loss or theft caused by removable drives. The software monitors device usage and file transfers to ensure continuous policy compliance. Key benefits include preventing data breaches from unauthorized devices and enabling secure productivity tools while reducing security risks.
- Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) simplifies desktop management tasks by running virtual desktops on centralized servers
- Users access these virtual desktops through thin clients or PCs, gaining the benefits of centralized administration and security
- VDI supports remote and mobile users well while improving desktop security, patching, and data protection through centralization
Threats have increased exponentially. Current indicators show a massive increase in threat vectors as a result of COVID-19. What makes this more unsettling is the fact that most ransomware will remain dormant for months before activating. Check out this presentation with ATC provider, TPx. Topics covered during this virtual event include: firewall security, firewall software, endpoints, malware, backups and DR, managed security services and TPx MSx.
Symantec announced new website security solutions including support for new SSL encryption algorithms like Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) and Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA). ECC provides stronger encryption with shorter keys, improved server and desktop performance, and meets future security needs. Symantec is the first certificate authority to offer ECC commercially. The announcements also included new services like the Certificate Intelligence Center and Secure App Service to help customers manage certificates and code signing keys.
This document provides information about what ICT can provide and different types of processing. It discusses the 6 key features ICT provides: fast repetitive processing, vast storage capacity, improved search facilities, improved presentation of information, improved accessibility of information and services, and improved security of data and processes. It also discusses 3 types of processing - batch processing, interactive processing, and transaction processing - and provides examples of when each might be used. Limitations of ICT and situations when it may not provide the best solution are also addressed. Students are assigned reading and questions to complete for the next lesson.
The document discusses backup strategies and recovery procedures. It begins by asking questions about backup strategies, including the types of backups (full, differential, incremental), backup media, testing backups, and developing backup procedures. It then discusses the importance of data backups, noting that many organizations that lose their data go out of business. Key aspects of developing an effective backup strategy include assessing risks, testing recovery procedures, and ensuring continuity of services. RAID systems and disaster recovery plans (DRP) can help with the backup strategy and continuity of services.
Introduction to Network and System AdministrationDuressa Teshome
The document provides an overview of computer networks and system administration. It defines what a computer network is and describes different types of networks including WANs, LANs, peer-to-peer networks, and the internet. It also discusses servers, switches, hubs and the roles and responsibilities of a system administrator. Key aspects of system administration include automating tasks, documenting all changes, communicating with users, securing systems, and planning for expected and unexpected issues.
This document provides an overview of intrusion detection and data loss prevention. It discusses the challenges of data loss and how data loss prevention (DLP) addresses them. DLP helps organizations discover where sensitive data is located, monitor how it is being used, and protect it from leaving the network without authorization. The presentation outlines how DLP works and provides examples of how DLP can be used to fix exposed data, protect intellectual property and customer information, and continuously reduce security risks.
The document discusses various IT activities including inventory management, mail/exchange server monitoring, backup and restore services, software distribution, server monitoring, standard operating environments, patch management, virtualization management, anti-virus management, active directory management, OS upgrades, and endpoint security management. For each activity, it describes how the task is typically done manually, the implications for business if not properly managed, and how automated managed services can help monitor and manage the activity more efficiently to provide benefits like reduced downtime, improved visibility and control, and increased productivity.
The document proposes applying a DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) design to the YottaGate company network to improve security. A DMZ adds an additional layer of protection between external networks like the internet and internal private networks. It isolates publicly accessible servers from internal servers and workstations. The project aims to evaluate DMZ effectiveness on network performance using Cisco Packet Tracer simulation. Applying proper network segmentation and isolation rules through a DMZ can prevent attacks while maintaining performance.
RetroFit provides an array of essential desktop management services on a flat rate subscription basis to small and medium sized businesses. We help you minimize the hidden costs of desktop ownership which can be considerable.
8 Sure-Fire Ways to Manage Your DesktopsScriptLogic
This document discusses efficient desktop management. It notes that while migrating to the cloud reduces IT burden, keeping desktops allows better performance and access when offline. It then outlines what IT needs to efficiently manage desktops, including remote access, easy reimaging, license management, quick patching, configuration, and peripheral control. The document promotes a solution that offers these capabilities to allow proactive, consistent desktop management that lowers support costs.
Your organization will be breached. It's a matter of when, not if. How you respond may be the difference between recovering and closing your doors.
This talk is designed to help small businesses or businesses with small IT organizations to develop a viable incident response program.
The document discusses Computrace, a laptop security and tracking software. It describes how Computrace works by embedding an agent in computer BIOS during manufacturing that allows the software to survive operating system reinstalls or hard drive replacements. If a laptop is reported stolen, the agent sends a signal to Absolute with its location. Absolute then works with law enforcement to recover the laptop. Computrace offers features like remote data wiping, asset tracking, and a recovery guarantee of up to $1000 if a laptop is not found within 60 days. The document provides an overview of how Computrace can help organizations protect their laptops and sensitive data.
CH11-Managing Computing Securely, Safely and EthicallySukanya Ben
This document provides an overview of objectives for a chapter that discusses managing computing securely, safely, and ethically. The chapter covers defining computer security risks and cybercrime perpetrators, safeguarding against hardware theft and Internet/network attacks, preventing unauthorized access and use, protecting information through encryption and backups, addressing health and privacy concerns, and considering ethics and society. The document outlines many types of attacks, risks, and safeguarding techniques discussed in the chapter.
Is your data at risk? Why physical security is insufficient for laptop computersFindWhitePapers
The document discusses why physical security alone is insufficient to protect data on laptop computers. Passwords provide access to operating systems but not protection of data. Without encryption, data is vulnerable if a laptop is lost, stolen, or its hard drive is accessed on another machine. The document evaluates options in Microsoft Windows for encryption and recommends third-party full disk encryption software for strong protection of data on laptops.
CryptionPro HDD® protects confidential data through automatic and efficient hdd encryption.
Further details: http://cynapspro.com/US/products/cryptionpro-hdd
The document discusses disaster recovery planning and outlines Zendal Backup's services. It defines disaster recovery, identifies common threats, and recommends having backup plans for low, medium, and high-risk scenarios. It also highlights the importance of testing plans and outlines Zendal Backup's data center in Toronto, which offers redundancy, security, and worldwide connectivity to simplify backups for clients. Choosing the right cloud provider is key to meeting data protection and availability needs.
An overview of the Backup and Disaster Recovery Solution By Harris Computer Services.
Prepared and Presented By: Eric Smith of Harris Computer Services
Cybersecurity involves protecting individuals, businesses, and governments from cyber threats on computers and the internet. It is a broad field that includes threat analysis, security technologies, policies and laws. Cybersecurity problems stem from technical issues as well as human and organizational factors. It aims to prevent malicious cyber attacks and accidental damage. Attacks can come from inside or outside an organization and include fraud, spying, stalking, assault, and warfare between nations. The scale of the problem is large but difficult to measure fully. Cybersecurity issues have arisen because the internet was not designed with security in mind and prioritizes convenience, while widespread connectivity has increased risks.
This document provides a guide for small and medium businesses on network security. It discusses key threats SMBs face and recommends the following top actions to improve security:
1) Perform a security risk assessment to understand vulnerabilities
2) Develop an information security policy and educate users
3) Design a secure network with firewalls, packet filtering, and a DMZ for public servers
4) Use anti-virus software, personal firewalls, strong authentication, and keep systems patched
What's New with Ivanti’s Enterprise Licensing Agreement?Ivanti
The document discusses Ivanti's Enterprise Licensing Agreement (ELA) program, which offers discounts for purchasing multiple Ivanti products together. Key benefits of the ELA include more predictable budgets, lower per-user costs, and the ability to choose specific products without needing to purchase additional licenses later. The ELA allows customers to consolidate their IT infrastructure through Ivanti's unified capabilities across asset management, service management, security, and identity. Variations of the ELA cater to different customer sizes and sectors. Additional services through the ELA can provide benefits like cloud deployment and third-party integrations.
This document discusses the risks of data loss for businesses and provides recommendations for mitigating those risks. It notes that 44% of data losses are due to hardware failures, 32% are from human errors, and 14% are from software issues. The costs of data loss can be significant, with US businesses losing over $12 billion annually. Common backup methods like tapes and external drives have limitations. The document recommends looking for continuous and off-site backups, fast recovery capabilities, and virtualization to allow businesses to continue operating even if servers are down. It aims to address the questions of how often and where to back up data, how to recover it, and how to maintain business continuity in the event of data or systems loss.
The document discusses how ESET solutions deliver benefits to enterprises through lower costs, outstanding usability, and mobile capabilities. It addresses common IT problems and how ESET solutions provide automated, built-in, and cost-effective solutions. This allows IT teams to focus on more strategic tasks, securely manage remote and mobile workforces, and gain control and visibility over their security infrastructure through an intuitive management console.
The document outlines the key points to cover in a presentation for a robotics team seeking sponsorships including:
1) Introducing the team, what FIRST Robotics is, and what the team does.
2) Explaining how sponsorship money will be used for supplies, equipment, travel, and supporting other teams.
3) Detailing sponsorship benefits for gold, silver, and supporting levels.
4) Thanking current sponsors and emphasizing benefits to sponsors such as advertising, public relations, and encouraging students.
5) Concluding by specifically asking for gold level sponsors but offering other sponsorship opportunities and next steps.
The document provides instructions for creating a content-managed Facebook app, including obtaining a Facebook developer API key, setting up a Facebook page, integrating the API key and page into a content management system like DotNetNuke to allow managing Facebook app content, and additional options for features like likes, comments, and advanced OpenGraph implementation. Setting up the app involves configuring settings, designing page templates to Facebook dimensions, and inserting meta tags to identify the app and page.
This document provides information about what ICT can provide and different types of processing. It discusses the 6 key features ICT provides: fast repetitive processing, vast storage capacity, improved search facilities, improved presentation of information, improved accessibility of information and services, and improved security of data and processes. It also discusses 3 types of processing - batch processing, interactive processing, and transaction processing - and provides examples of when each might be used. Limitations of ICT and situations when it may not provide the best solution are also addressed. Students are assigned reading and questions to complete for the next lesson.
The document discusses backup strategies and recovery procedures. It begins by asking questions about backup strategies, including the types of backups (full, differential, incremental), backup media, testing backups, and developing backup procedures. It then discusses the importance of data backups, noting that many organizations that lose their data go out of business. Key aspects of developing an effective backup strategy include assessing risks, testing recovery procedures, and ensuring continuity of services. RAID systems and disaster recovery plans (DRP) can help with the backup strategy and continuity of services.
Introduction to Network and System AdministrationDuressa Teshome
The document provides an overview of computer networks and system administration. It defines what a computer network is and describes different types of networks including WANs, LANs, peer-to-peer networks, and the internet. It also discusses servers, switches, hubs and the roles and responsibilities of a system administrator. Key aspects of system administration include automating tasks, documenting all changes, communicating with users, securing systems, and planning for expected and unexpected issues.
This document provides an overview of intrusion detection and data loss prevention. It discusses the challenges of data loss and how data loss prevention (DLP) addresses them. DLP helps organizations discover where sensitive data is located, monitor how it is being used, and protect it from leaving the network without authorization. The presentation outlines how DLP works and provides examples of how DLP can be used to fix exposed data, protect intellectual property and customer information, and continuously reduce security risks.
The document discusses various IT activities including inventory management, mail/exchange server monitoring, backup and restore services, software distribution, server monitoring, standard operating environments, patch management, virtualization management, anti-virus management, active directory management, OS upgrades, and endpoint security management. For each activity, it describes how the task is typically done manually, the implications for business if not properly managed, and how automated managed services can help monitor and manage the activity more efficiently to provide benefits like reduced downtime, improved visibility and control, and increased productivity.
The document proposes applying a DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) design to the YottaGate company network to improve security. A DMZ adds an additional layer of protection between external networks like the internet and internal private networks. It isolates publicly accessible servers from internal servers and workstations. The project aims to evaluate DMZ effectiveness on network performance using Cisco Packet Tracer simulation. Applying proper network segmentation and isolation rules through a DMZ can prevent attacks while maintaining performance.
RetroFit provides an array of essential desktop management services on a flat rate subscription basis to small and medium sized businesses. We help you minimize the hidden costs of desktop ownership which can be considerable.
8 Sure-Fire Ways to Manage Your DesktopsScriptLogic
This document discusses efficient desktop management. It notes that while migrating to the cloud reduces IT burden, keeping desktops allows better performance and access when offline. It then outlines what IT needs to efficiently manage desktops, including remote access, easy reimaging, license management, quick patching, configuration, and peripheral control. The document promotes a solution that offers these capabilities to allow proactive, consistent desktop management that lowers support costs.
Your organization will be breached. It's a matter of when, not if. How you respond may be the difference between recovering and closing your doors.
This talk is designed to help small businesses or businesses with small IT organizations to develop a viable incident response program.
The document discusses Computrace, a laptop security and tracking software. It describes how Computrace works by embedding an agent in computer BIOS during manufacturing that allows the software to survive operating system reinstalls or hard drive replacements. If a laptop is reported stolen, the agent sends a signal to Absolute with its location. Absolute then works with law enforcement to recover the laptop. Computrace offers features like remote data wiping, asset tracking, and a recovery guarantee of up to $1000 if a laptop is not found within 60 days. The document provides an overview of how Computrace can help organizations protect their laptops and sensitive data.
CH11-Managing Computing Securely, Safely and EthicallySukanya Ben
This document provides an overview of objectives for a chapter that discusses managing computing securely, safely, and ethically. The chapter covers defining computer security risks and cybercrime perpetrators, safeguarding against hardware theft and Internet/network attacks, preventing unauthorized access and use, protecting information through encryption and backups, addressing health and privacy concerns, and considering ethics and society. The document outlines many types of attacks, risks, and safeguarding techniques discussed in the chapter.
Is your data at risk? Why physical security is insufficient for laptop computersFindWhitePapers
The document discusses why physical security alone is insufficient to protect data on laptop computers. Passwords provide access to operating systems but not protection of data. Without encryption, data is vulnerable if a laptop is lost, stolen, or its hard drive is accessed on another machine. The document evaluates options in Microsoft Windows for encryption and recommends third-party full disk encryption software for strong protection of data on laptops.
CryptionPro HDD® protects confidential data through automatic and efficient hdd encryption.
Further details: http://cynapspro.com/US/products/cryptionpro-hdd
The document discusses disaster recovery planning and outlines Zendal Backup's services. It defines disaster recovery, identifies common threats, and recommends having backup plans for low, medium, and high-risk scenarios. It also highlights the importance of testing plans and outlines Zendal Backup's data center in Toronto, which offers redundancy, security, and worldwide connectivity to simplify backups for clients. Choosing the right cloud provider is key to meeting data protection and availability needs.
An overview of the Backup and Disaster Recovery Solution By Harris Computer Services.
Prepared and Presented By: Eric Smith of Harris Computer Services
Cybersecurity involves protecting individuals, businesses, and governments from cyber threats on computers and the internet. It is a broad field that includes threat analysis, security technologies, policies and laws. Cybersecurity problems stem from technical issues as well as human and organizational factors. It aims to prevent malicious cyber attacks and accidental damage. Attacks can come from inside or outside an organization and include fraud, spying, stalking, assault, and warfare between nations. The scale of the problem is large but difficult to measure fully. Cybersecurity issues have arisen because the internet was not designed with security in mind and prioritizes convenience, while widespread connectivity has increased risks.
This document provides a guide for small and medium businesses on network security. It discusses key threats SMBs face and recommends the following top actions to improve security:
1) Perform a security risk assessment to understand vulnerabilities
2) Develop an information security policy and educate users
3) Design a secure network with firewalls, packet filtering, and a DMZ for public servers
4) Use anti-virus software, personal firewalls, strong authentication, and keep systems patched
What's New with Ivanti’s Enterprise Licensing Agreement?Ivanti
The document discusses Ivanti's Enterprise Licensing Agreement (ELA) program, which offers discounts for purchasing multiple Ivanti products together. Key benefits of the ELA include more predictable budgets, lower per-user costs, and the ability to choose specific products without needing to purchase additional licenses later. The ELA allows customers to consolidate their IT infrastructure through Ivanti's unified capabilities across asset management, service management, security, and identity. Variations of the ELA cater to different customer sizes and sectors. Additional services through the ELA can provide benefits like cloud deployment and third-party integrations.
This document discusses the risks of data loss for businesses and provides recommendations for mitigating those risks. It notes that 44% of data losses are due to hardware failures, 32% are from human errors, and 14% are from software issues. The costs of data loss can be significant, with US businesses losing over $12 billion annually. Common backup methods like tapes and external drives have limitations. The document recommends looking for continuous and off-site backups, fast recovery capabilities, and virtualization to allow businesses to continue operating even if servers are down. It aims to address the questions of how often and where to back up data, how to recover it, and how to maintain business continuity in the event of data or systems loss.
The document discusses how ESET solutions deliver benefits to enterprises through lower costs, outstanding usability, and mobile capabilities. It addresses common IT problems and how ESET solutions provide automated, built-in, and cost-effective solutions. This allows IT teams to focus on more strategic tasks, securely manage remote and mobile workforces, and gain control and visibility over their security infrastructure through an intuitive management console.
The document outlines the key points to cover in a presentation for a robotics team seeking sponsorships including:
1) Introducing the team, what FIRST Robotics is, and what the team does.
2) Explaining how sponsorship money will be used for supplies, equipment, travel, and supporting other teams.
3) Detailing sponsorship benefits for gold, silver, and supporting levels.
4) Thanking current sponsors and emphasizing benefits to sponsors such as advertising, public relations, and encouraging students.
5) Concluding by specifically asking for gold level sponsors but offering other sponsorship opportunities and next steps.
The document provides instructions for creating a content-managed Facebook app, including obtaining a Facebook developer API key, setting up a Facebook page, integrating the API key and page into a content management system like DotNetNuke to allow managing Facebook app content, and additional options for features like likes, comments, and advanced OpenGraph implementation. Setting up the app involves configuring settings, designing page templates to Facebook dimensions, and inserting meta tags to identify the app and page.
The document discusses the differences between marketing and SEO. It notes that marketing focuses on outbound tactics like advertising, while SEO focuses on optimizing a website to rank higher organically in search engines. The document provides tips for SEO, including focusing on users rather than search engines, avoiding short clicks, and following Google's webmaster guidelines. Overall, the key difference is that marketing is about attracting new customers through paid efforts, while SEO is about free traffic by improving searchability.
This document discusses conservative surgery for ectopic pregnancies. It notes that the incidence of ectopic pregnancies is rising due to factors like PID, IUCD use, and ART. Conservative surgery aims to preserve the fallopian tube to allow for subsequent normal pregnancies, as the uninvolved tube is abnormal in 50% of cases. The criteria for conservative surgery include early diagnosis, an unruptured sac with intact tubal serosa, sac size under 3 cm, and tubal abortion. The types of conservative surgery mentioned are salpingotomy, segmental resection with anastomosis, and local methotrexate injection into the gestational sac. Two case studies are presented of patients who underwent conservative surgery for un
This document lists and briefly describes Blakeley Ainsworth's favorite things learned in Professor Nixon's PR Writing class, including the social bookmarking site Delicious, using podcasts professionally and issues with roommates, how to create PDFs and write press releases, how to remove hyperlinks in Word documents, trademarks of common words, how to write photo captions, finding information on YouTube, resume writing tips, and the importance of not procrastinating on assignments.
The document discusses various aspects of desktop security and backup. It covers viruses and malware, how to protect against them using antivirus software and firewalls. It also discusses securing wireless networks and creating strong passwords. The document concludes with emphasizing the importance of regular backups and various backup methods like tape drives, external hard drives, internet backups and disk imaging software.
This document provides an overview of secure computing and cloud computing. It discusses the importance of physical security, access passwords, anti-virus software, firewalls, and other measures to securely protect computers and data. It defines cloud computing and describes its structure, characteristics, service models including infrastructure as a service, platform as a service and software as a service. The benefits of cloud computing are outlined. Finally, the document summarizes several research papers on related topics like public key encryption with keyword search and verifiable public key encryption schemes.
The document describes Panda Cloud Protection, a SaaS security solution that protects endpoints, email, and web traffic from cyber threats. It works by connecting client systems and traffic in real time to Panda's Collective Intelligence for proactive protection with 15 security modules. Benefits include robust protection, no upfront investment or maintenance costs, automatic updates, and centralized remote management through a web console.
How to improve endpoint security on a SMB budgetLumension
The document discusses improving security for small and medium-sized businesses on a limited budget. It outlines common security threats faced by SMBs, such as financially motivated attacks and intellectual property theft. It then discusses how traditional defenses like antivirus software and patching alone are often not effective. It recommends prioritizing security basics like rapid patch management, application control, and device encryption to minimize endpoint risks cost-effectively. A security suite that provides single console management is presented as an effective solution.
Panda Managed Office Protection is a web-based security subscription service that removes the costs and management burdens of antivirus solutions for SMBs. It provides complete malware protection, firewalls, and monitoring from Panda's infrastructure. Administrators can remotely install and manage protection across offices and mobile devices from a web console.
Endpoint security involves securing devices like laptops and ensuring they comply with security policies before being granted network access. Major endpoint security solutions include Cisco NAC, Microsoft NAP, and TCG's Trusted Network Connect standard, but all take the approach of evaluating devices and enforcing admission control policies using tools like 802.1x and RADIUS. While endpoint security is important, it also requires significant resources to deploy and its solutions are still evolving.
Beyond layers and peripheral antivirus securityUltraUploader
This white paper from Trend Micro discusses strategies for effective antivirus security beyond just protecting desktops. It argues that while desktop protection is still important, viruses often spread faster than antivirus updates can be deployed to endpoints. It therefore recommends taking additional measures across the network like stopping viruses at email/file servers, firewalls, and through education. The paper provides an overview of virus impacts and outlines Trend Micro's solutions that can block new threats before pattern updates and help repair damage.
Courtney Pachucki, IT Specialist at MePush, wrote this amazing Internet hygiene presentation for users on the Web to stay safe and avoid being hacked, phished, or infected with malware. This is a basic set of guidelines to help you identify your risks on the web.
The document discusses various topics related to computer and network security including encryption standards, firewalls, email security, internet security, disk encryption, antivirus protection, backup and disaster recovery options, and cloud security. Specifically, it provides details on AES and SSL/TLS encryption, the importance of closing unnecessary ports on routers/firewalls, ensuring email and websites use encryption, full disk encryption versus encrypted file systems, recommended antivirus software, options for remote and local backups, preparing disaster recovery images and using backup/disaster recovery units for servers, and ensuring cloud services use strong encryption.
This document provides an overview of IT and internet security for small and mid-sized businesses. It discusses why information security is important, common cyber threats businesses face like data theft and denial of service attacks. It recommends defining security strategies through risk assessment and implementing best practices like securing networks and endpoints, mitigating threats through controls, and following the top 10 security steps for SMBs. Resources for additional guidance are also provided.
1. The document discusses cyber security issues related to business networks, the internet, and future trends. It covers topics like viruses, hackers, identity theft, spyware, firewalls, passwords, and disaster recovery.
2. Mechanisms for protecting against cyber threats are examined, including keeping software updated, using antivirus software, installing spyware protection, implementing firewalls, and creating strong passwords.
3. Looking ahead, the future of cyber security will be shaped by emerging technologies, more internet-connected devices, increased amounts of personal data online, and growth in cloud computing services. Security challenges will rise as younger users and billions more devices come online.
The document discusses a system that provides rapid recovery from attacks and increased security for virtual machines using techniques like virtual machine checkpoints, network and file system monitoring to isolate attacks and roll back changes, and defining rules to restrict the behavior of virtual appliances. It proposes a prototype architecture that leverages these techniques and evaluates performance and functionality. The plan of work is to further integrate network and file system monitoring components tightly with the Xen virtual machine monitor and implement a comprehensive set of rules for defining allowed virtual appliance behaviors.
It's Your Move: The Changing Game of Endpoint SecurityLumension
The document discusses challenges in modern endpoint security and strategies to address them. It outlines how attackers have changed their tactics to take advantage of outdated defenses. The key moves discussed to regain control include implementing defense-in-depth endpoint security, shifting to trust-based security focused on preventing execution rather than detection, focusing on operational basics like patching and asset management, and managing devices to limit local admin risks and unwanted applications. It also provides an example of how one company addressed their security issues by implementing the Lumension Endpoint Management and Security Suite.
The document discusses the importance of endpoint security and provides an overview of various endpoint security solutions. It notes that with increased mobility and remote access, the network perimeter is no longer well-defined, making endpoint security crucial. It summarizes some key endpoint security vendors and technologies, including Cisco NAC, Microsoft NAP, and Trusted Network Connect. The document emphasizes that effective endpoint security requires a strategic approach to balance connectivity and protection.
This document discusses IT security awareness and provides information on key aspects of IT security. It defines the components of an IT system that require protection, including hardware, software, data, and users. It also outlines important security principles of confidentiality, integrity and availability. Various security threats are described, as well as methods to prevent threats such as policies, user awareness training, and security technologies like firewalls and encryption. The role of compliance with standards and ongoing security measures like intrusion detection are also covered.
"Evolving Cybersecurity Strategies" - Identity is the new security boundaryDean Iacovelli
This document discusses evolving cybersecurity strategies and moving to an identity-driven security model. It argues that the traditional approach of using many separate "best of breed" security products is too complex, expensive, and slow. Instead, it recommends moving to an integrated security platform centered around identity. This platform would provide pre-integrated solutions, identity-based policies, and machine learning capabilities to detect threats faster. It also discusses leveraging cloud infrastructure and workloads for improved security through features like regular updates and an "intelligent security graph" using data from billions of signals.
Event - Internet Thailand - Total Security PerimetersSomyos U.
This document summarizes Symantec's enterprise security solutions, including vulnerability management, firewalls, intrusion detection, virus protection, and managed security services. It discusses why security is important for businesses, common security threats, and how Symantec's layered approach addresses these threats through technologies like firewalls, VPNs, antivirus software, and vulnerability scanning.
Using Office365 to build collaborative teamsOS-Cubed, Inc.
This presentation reviews the various tools available within the Office365 infrastructure in 2017 to work together as a team to build collaborative documents and document libraries
Microsoft Office365 cloud update - Fall 2014OS-Cubed, Inc.
In October 2014 Microsoft Released a new set of Office365 licenses and options. This Presentation reviews the good and bad points of this update, and what has changed. Pricing and features were accurate as of the time of the update.
A compendium of techniques for raising funds for not for profit organizations. Covers such topics as board organization, networking, PR, Social media, events and other techniques. For the starter not-for-profit board or board member.
FIRST Robotics Team 1511 Building sustainability presentationOS-Cubed, Inc.
The document outlines best practices for building a sustainable FIRST robotics team, including establishing funding sources, recruiting and retaining active student members and mentors through a structured program, and gaining support from parents, schools, and sponsors to ensure safety, organization, budgetary control, and an emphasis on fun. The team 1511 Penfield Rolling Thunder is highlighted as an example that utilizes these components through initiatives like strong sponsor relationships, a tiered mentor system, and engaging off-season and community activities.
Social media tools and careful team design can allow you to create a fully functional, collaborative development environment - filled with critical thinking, and productivity.
This document provides an overview of social networking and how it can be used. It defines social networking and discusses major sites like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube. It also covers concepts like posting, walls, tweets, and profiles. Additionally, it explores how social media can be used for customer loyalty, employee relations, collaboration, and recruiting. Potential pitfalls of social media like time sinks and legal issues are also addressed.
The document provides guidance on how to write an effective press release to garner media attention. It explains that a press release should be written like a news story in the third person and demonstrate newsworthiness. Key tips include thinking like a reporter by focusing on real news of public interest and making it easy for reporters to understand and write about. The format outlined is who, what, where, when, why, how in the first paragraph followed by additional details, quotes and background information.
The corporate subteam is responsible for key administrative functions that keep the robotics team running smoothly. These include creating marketing materials, recruiting new members, managing budgets and fundraising, tracking achievements, and documenting activities. The subteam plays an important role in securing funding, organizing events like car washes, and providing leadership opportunities to gain skills applicable to future careers or businesses.
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
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2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
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2. Introduction
Lee Drake, OS-Cubed, Inc.
Contact: ldrake@os-cubed.com
Phone: 585-756-2444
30 years of support
3. LOL Cat warning
Warning – this
presentation contains
the occasional LOLCAT
courtesy of
www.icanhazcheeseburg
er.com
4. Fair warning of bias…
OS-Cubed is currently a:
Symantec Partner
HP Partner
Microsoft Gold Certified Partner
Cisco/Linksys Registered Partner
While this presentation will consider protection
strategies in general these are the products we have
the most familiarity with. They are certainly NOT
the only solution
5. Today’s Security Environment
Greater interconnectivity exposes
more security risk
New types of security risks
Business dependence on IT systems
means downtime is more expensive
Limited availability and high cost of
experienced IT means all repairs
cost more
6. “Small Business” definitions
For this presentation “Small
Business” will be categorized into
the following sizes:
1-5 “home-based business”
5-20 “Small Business”
20-100 “Medium business”
> 100 large business (from an IT point
of view)
7. What are the threat vectors
Direct Internet connection
Email/Social networking tools
Your website (separate connection)
Your employees
Yourself
Attachable portable data devices
Hardware or software failure or
corruption
9. Is it really a threat?
Computer security costs $$ - directly to
your bottom line
TJ Maxx = $100/released record =
$4,500,000,000
Average of $600 to recover a computer
after infection
Cost to prevent $100-200/year
By 2011 4% of revenue could be spent
on security (10x today’s spend
11. Threats defined
Malware – virus, rootkit, spyware
Install invisibly
You may be infected
Botnet infection slows down your
computer and takes up internet
bandwidth – sending spam or infecting
other computers
Recent documented infection shows
200,000 bank accounts and CC#
exposed!
12. What does that mean?
According to Info Security
magazine:
“…botnets control more compromised
machines than had been thought. Only a
handful of criminals globally (likely a few
hundred) have control of more than 100
million computers, the report says.”
“This means that cybercriminals have more
computing power at their disposal than the
entire world’s supercomputers combined -
small wonder that more than 90% of all
email worldwide is now spam”
13. Business Continuity
Protect your data and your
productivity
Downtime costs money, and can
lose you opportunity
Data loss is more costly than the
downtime
Two types – full disaster recovery,
and systems recovery
14. Information leakage
Losing information to competitors
Losing information to employees
who leave
Privacy issues
Medical (if in that industry)
Credit card/Customer privacy
Employee privacy (HR)
16. Productivity loss
Employee “surfing” during work
hours
Improper use of bandwidth (Music
sharing sites, etc.)
Gaming, “solitaire” etc.
Slowdowns due to malware/spyware
Spam processing
17. The good news
With a proper set of tools,
protecting yourself does not have to
be difficult or time consuming
Recent advances have lowered the
cost of protection significantly
New technologies make it easier to
deploy and manage
18. Tools
Perimeter control Tools
Required
Spam blocking systems
Firewall
Optional
Content management
VPN/Encryption
Network access control
All-in-one devices
25. Backup explained
With low price USB, Firewire and
Network Attached storage devices
the landscape for backup has
changed
Backup to disk is fast, reliable and
allows almost instant restore and
rebuild – even over a network
New disk imaging products allow
“snapshot backups” for instant
restore
26. Symantec Ghost/Backup Exec
System Recovery
Every important computer in your
organization should be protected by
Ghost or BESR (corporate version)
Reduces recovery time for even a
total disaster to a couple hours
Backups are faster, more reliable
and easier, require no human
intervention
Can be used for offsite
27. Still need offsite backup
Protects asset in the case of total
destruction of server room (natural
disaster, fire, sabotage, etc)
Can be used as history for deep-
restore
Snapshots of business at various
points.
28. Offsite backup options
Online options
Require significant bandwidth – do not
underestimate requirements
Restore times frequently longer and
can be more complex
Frequently do not backup system state
– files only
Require a monthly fee for storage, that
increases with the amount stored
If you trust 3rd party vendor can be
more secure
29. Offsite Backup options
Tape
Compact size makes off-site easier
Backups require physical intervention
(changing tapes)
Tapes deteriorate and need to be
changed out every 1-2 years for new
tapes
Can represent a security risk if stolen
For a monthly fee Iron mountain will
retain, store and exchange tapes
30. Offsite backup options
Taking USB drives offsite
More attractive as drives size shrink to
that of tapes
Drives much more susceptible to
environmental damage
Similar downside characteristics as
tape
Requires “human intervention”
Can be a solution for home businesses
Iron Mountain will also store this media
32. Endpoint protection defined
Controlling what happens at the
workstation
Virus protection
Spyware protection
Device control (usb drives, other
attachable devices)
Workstation firewall (software firewall)
Initial access to the network
Can include email client based spam
control
33. Endpoint protection options
4-5 major players in this space
Features and capabilities frequently
leapfrog
Best advice is to pick one and stick to
it, don’t swap back and forth
Major providers include: Symantec,
McAfee, AVG, CA, and Kapersky
Symantec 2010 got PC World 2nd
place, and places consistently 1st or
2nd
34. Don’t overdo it…
Multiple products to protect your
endpoint are generally NOT needed
Use one product for best results,
easiest management and fastest
speed
Multiple products slow your system
down by doing repeated tests
Use of clean-up products should be
limited to infected machines
36. Firewall appliances
Firewalls and content management
systems prevent direct hacking
from outside world
Can be used to control what
resources your internal users can
reach in the outside world (CM)
Are your first line of defense against
hackers
37. Perimeter Firewall limitations
Once something is behind the
firewall, it can spread quickly
Wireless access points behind
firewalls are susceptible to hacking
attempts
Trojans and other malware operate
from behind the firewall and can be
difficult or impossible to block as
their traffic looks like web traffic
38. Endpoint firewalls
Firewalls at the client can prevent
spread behind the corporate firewall
Endpoint protection typically
includes a firewall at each client
Windows comes with a built-in
firewall at each client, which should
be on (at a minimum)
40. Other appliances
Spam control appliances sit between
you and your email server, or
between your email server and the
world
They allow constantly updated spam
signature and source control
Can significantly reduce spam-load
Can be expensive to configure and
maintain – higher risk of false
negatives.
41. Other appliances
VPN – Virtual Private Network
Extends your network to home or mobile
machines
VPN connected machines should be
subject to the same rigorous security
requirements as internal machines
Can allow work from home easily
Frequently built into perimeter firewalls
Are even affordable at home office
prices, but usually require a fixed IP
address (not a home account)
42. Other stopgap methods
Use an alternate browser (Firefox,
Chrome etc.) – however ALL
browsers have security issues
Use an alternate OS – Linux and
Mac OSes have a limited audience,
thus are not as big targets. ALL
operating systems have
vulnerabilities though
Properly configured and patched
any of these can be secure
43. Updates and patches
You or your provider should frequently
check for and apply new patches
Subscribe to Microsoft and/or Symantec
RSS feeds for emergency security
bulletins
Select ALL critical updates, and any
security or stability related optional
updates
Run updates manually every other
month
45. HR Guidelines
Every company should have an employee
manual that details:
What is considered appropriate internet use
Specific consequences of inappropriate use
Rules about using copyrighted and unlicensed
materials, pornography, etc.
Email use policy
Note that there is no expectation of privacy
A policy regarding use of unapproved software
A reminder that data tampering is a federal crime
A nondisclosure agreement regarding company
data
47. Physical security
USB drives change everything
Exposure risks from downloading data
goes up
Can “boot to USB” and gain access to
files without the OS or Endpoint loaded
Can put browser and files on usb drive
and surf anything anywhere without
installing on PC
Should seriously consider locking USB
to read-only status
48. Do you trust your vendors?
All your vendors – not just IT
vendors
I’ve seen server rooms where
contractors are working unattended
Do not assume because of
someone’s job that they’re not a
computer hacker
49. Server rooms should be locked
Access to key trouble points should
be locked from employee access
Network hubs and switches
Servers and network appliances
Routers and firewalls
Detachable USB drives and tapes
51. Password security
Passwords should be at least 8
characters
A combination of letters and
numbers
Something people can remember
Don’t make them change them too
often or they’ll just write them
down
53. Fingerprint authentication
Finally a valid solution with newer,
cheaper technology
Works best with Window’s Vista’s
ability to have multiple users logged
on simultaneously
Not foolproof – can be fooled by a
number of tricks
54. What about encryption?
For sensitive data it can be invaluable
MUST have a safe and accessible place to
look up the password in case it is lost or
you are hurt
Data will be UNRETRIEVABLE without the
password, however storing password with
data won’t work
Can affect the validity and availability of
backup data
56. Home Business typical
configuration
Under 5 users
Inexpensive firewall (no content control
– sonicwall/linksys/netgear)
Retail endpoint protection (Symantec,
AVG, Etc.)
Endpoint spam control, or use 3rd party
service
Ghost for individual workstations
NAS for in-house backup
USB Hard disk exchanged offsite for
offsite backup
57. Small Business typical
configuration
5-20 users
Centralized computer server
Tape or disk backup for offsite
Centralized licensed endpoint protection
Depending on email – either centralized
virus and spam or endpoint
NAS for localized emergency recovery
Endpoint protection at systems
Mid-range firewall/spam/content
(Sonicwall, Cisco) plus OpenDNS
58. Medium Business typical
configuration
Perimeter
Firewall – both directions (Cisco, Sonicwall)
Content management appliance or OpenDNS
Spam control appliance (Barracuda)
Server
Centralized endpoint protection
Centralized systems management and monitoring
Protected by local disk imaging and tape or
offsite backup
Endpoint
Endpoint protection
Local disk imaging of key systems
59. Large business
Best advice is to hire a security
expert to design a system for you
Recommend going with specialized
appliances
Limiting the number of different
vendors simplifies management
Solve with an overall approach not
individual band-aids
60. Notes and resources
On my website www.os-cubed.com
At this specific shortcut:
http://bit.ly/IEC12-09
Off my linked in and facebook
accounts (Search for Lee Drake in
both)