The document provides biographical information about Robert Listerman, who runs the data security compliance firm Data Security Compliance Advisors. It notes that he has over 30 years of experience in business consulting and process improvement. It also lists his certifications and roles in professional organizations related to accounting, identity theft risk management, and data security compliance.
This document contains information from Data Security Compliance Advisors on data breaches and identity theft. It provides examples of stolen credentials and how they can be used to build profiles of individuals. It also discusses common causes and vectors of attacks, such as employees and third-party vendors. Case studies on Target and Stratfor data breaches are presented to illustrate how stolen credentials obtained through phishing can lead to large-scale compromises of personal information.
Bitly notified users of a breach after discovering compromised account credentials. It disabled Facebook and Twitter accounts and urged users to reset passwords. An investigation found an insider compromised an employee account, highlighting the risk of weak internal security. EBay also disclosed a breach, asking 145 million users to change passwords after hackers accessed a database with personal data by compromising employee login credentials. Multiple US states launched investigations in response. Additionally, the US charged five Chinese military members with cyber espionage and theft of trade secrets from six American companies between 2006-2014 during business disputes with Chinese firms. Wells Fargo reported elevated threat levels from ransomware, potential financial sector attacks, and exploits of OpenSSL and Microsoft vulnerabilities. It emphasized the importance of information security
This is a presentation I have delivered to many organisations over the past 12 months on the subject of Spear Phishing. It shows how easily companies can fall victim to Spear Phishing attacks and the methods that criminals use to increase their chances of success.
Target suffered a major data breach in late 2013 that compromised the payment card and personal information of up to 110 million customers. Hackers were able to gain access to Target's systems by phishing a vendor for credentials and installing malware that stole payment card data. Target failed to properly respond to warnings from its security systems about the breach. The breach had short-term negative impacts for Target's stock price and brand reputation, and resulted in lawsuits and settlements totaling tens of millions of dollars. Key lessons highlighted include the need for strong network segmentation, oversight of third party vendors, effective log monitoring and analytics, and accountability from executives for cybersecurity practices.
This document discusses two major data security breaches - the 2014 Sony Pictures hack and the 2014 Staples data breach. The Sony hack involved a malware attack that stole 100TB of data including unreleased films and employee emails. It cost Sony an estimated $1.25 billion. The Staples breach saw 1.16 million customer payment cards compromised over 6 months. Both could have been prevented with better security practices like network isolation, encryption, and prompt patching of vulnerabilities. The document emphasizes the importance of data security for companies.
This document discusses identity theft in several languages. It defines identity theft as illegally obtaining and using someone's identity, usually for financial gain. It describes common types of identity theft like email theft, keylogging, fake job offers on social media. The document outlines how thieves steal personal information from online sources or by hacking accounts, and how they use the stolen data for crimes like credit card fraud, phone/utilities fraud, loans and taxes. It provides an example of identity theft and statistics on its prevalence and costs. Finally, it gives tips to protect from and respond to identity theft.
This document provides information about identity theft and resources to help organizations combat it. It includes a toolkit with materials to plan and host a Protect Your Identity Day event, which aims to raise awareness about identity theft prevention. The toolkit contains sample materials like speeches, presentations, and media templates that can be customized. It also details steps organizations can take to partner with media and plan successful awareness events, including reaching out to media, partners, and the public and providing educational information about how to deter, detect, and defend against identity theft.
This document contains information from Data Security Compliance Advisors on data breaches and identity theft. It provides examples of stolen credentials and how they can be used to build profiles of individuals. It also discusses common causes and vectors of attacks, such as employees and third-party vendors. Case studies on Target and Stratfor data breaches are presented to illustrate how stolen credentials obtained through phishing can lead to large-scale compromises of personal information.
Bitly notified users of a breach after discovering compromised account credentials. It disabled Facebook and Twitter accounts and urged users to reset passwords. An investigation found an insider compromised an employee account, highlighting the risk of weak internal security. EBay also disclosed a breach, asking 145 million users to change passwords after hackers accessed a database with personal data by compromising employee login credentials. Multiple US states launched investigations in response. Additionally, the US charged five Chinese military members with cyber espionage and theft of trade secrets from six American companies between 2006-2014 during business disputes with Chinese firms. Wells Fargo reported elevated threat levels from ransomware, potential financial sector attacks, and exploits of OpenSSL and Microsoft vulnerabilities. It emphasized the importance of information security
This is a presentation I have delivered to many organisations over the past 12 months on the subject of Spear Phishing. It shows how easily companies can fall victim to Spear Phishing attacks and the methods that criminals use to increase their chances of success.
Target suffered a major data breach in late 2013 that compromised the payment card and personal information of up to 110 million customers. Hackers were able to gain access to Target's systems by phishing a vendor for credentials and installing malware that stole payment card data. Target failed to properly respond to warnings from its security systems about the breach. The breach had short-term negative impacts for Target's stock price and brand reputation, and resulted in lawsuits and settlements totaling tens of millions of dollars. Key lessons highlighted include the need for strong network segmentation, oversight of third party vendors, effective log monitoring and analytics, and accountability from executives for cybersecurity practices.
This document discusses two major data security breaches - the 2014 Sony Pictures hack and the 2014 Staples data breach. The Sony hack involved a malware attack that stole 100TB of data including unreleased films and employee emails. It cost Sony an estimated $1.25 billion. The Staples breach saw 1.16 million customer payment cards compromised over 6 months. Both could have been prevented with better security practices like network isolation, encryption, and prompt patching of vulnerabilities. The document emphasizes the importance of data security for companies.
This document discusses identity theft in several languages. It defines identity theft as illegally obtaining and using someone's identity, usually for financial gain. It describes common types of identity theft like email theft, keylogging, fake job offers on social media. The document outlines how thieves steal personal information from online sources or by hacking accounts, and how they use the stolen data for crimes like credit card fraud, phone/utilities fraud, loans and taxes. It provides an example of identity theft and statistics on its prevalence and costs. Finally, it gives tips to protect from and respond to identity theft.
This document provides information about identity theft and resources to help organizations combat it. It includes a toolkit with materials to plan and host a Protect Your Identity Day event, which aims to raise awareness about identity theft prevention. The toolkit contains sample materials like speeches, presentations, and media templates that can be customized. It also details steps organizations can take to partner with media and plan successful awareness events, including reaching out to media, partners, and the public and providing educational information about how to deter, detect, and defend against identity theft.
What i learned at the infosecurity isaca north america expo and conference 2019Ulf Mattsson
Infosecurity ISACA North America Expo and Conference will debut in New York City’s Javits Convention Center 20-21 November 2019. The event will leverage ISACA’s Cybersecurity Nexus (CSX) community and solutions with Infosecurity Group, Reed Exhibition’s immersive event series staged worldwide for the infosecurity industry.
Download Event Brochure
ISACA will bring experience developed since the 2015 launch of its CSX Conferences, expert workshop series, certification preparation sessions, and latest developments related to the CSX Training Platform, all to the new event programming. Infosecurity, which entered the North American conference arena in 2017, will build on its strengths in industry expositions, media, immersive learning and leadership networks.
Identity theft occurs when someone steals personal information like social security numbers or credit card numbers to commit fraud. It can cost victims time and money to repair the damage done to their credit and reputation. Thieves obtain personal details in various ways like dumpster diving, card skimming, phishing scams, and social engineering. To protect against identity theft, people should safeguard their social security number, passwords, wallet, mail, and dispose of documents securely. Organizations should also employ encryption, authentication, employee training, cyber insurance, and incident response plans to help prevent data breaches and contain damage if a breach occurs.
The document provides information about cryptography and its objectives. Cryptography is the process of encrypting plaintext into ciphertext using a key, and decrypting the ciphertext back to plaintext. It aims to achieve confidentiality, authentication, integrity, and non-repudiation. Confidentiality ensures only authorized users can access information. Integrity ensures information remains accurate and unchanged. Authentication verifies the identity of users. Non-repudiation prevents denial of sending/receiving data. The document discusses these concepts at a high level.
This document discusses various topics related to hacking including types of hackers (e.g. black hats, white hats, script kiddies), common hacking methods (e.g. password guessing, exploiting software vulnerabilities), motivations for hacking (e.g. challenge, fame, ideology, financial gain), risks of hacking (e.g. legal prosecution, denial of service attacks), and approaches for detecting and preventing hacking (e.g. firewalls, intrusion detection systems, software patching).
Presented at the 29th Annual FMA Conference
Topics:
> Raise awareness of the emerging trends in cybersecurity, such as the threats and the potential cost that a breach could have on your organization
> Establish an understanding of what your organization and board can do to reduce the likelihood and impact of a breach
> Identify key characteristics and aspects within an incident/breach response plan and how this plan will reduce the impact of the unfortunate event
An overview of identity theft, the tactics criminals use and how to protect yourself and prevent identity theft in Canada. Created by an IT industry expert.
Identity Theft nigerian fraud cross border fraudMatt Smith
This document provides information on various types of identity theft and fraud, including how they work and how to protect yourself. It discusses how criminals obtain personal information through business records, mail theft, phishing, and other means. Specific examples are given of large data breaches at TJX and Heartland Payment Systems that exposed millions of credit card numbers. The document also covers Nigerian fraud scams, cross-border telephone fraud, and recommends precautions like shredding documents, using strong passwords, and being wary of unsolicited calls or emails requesting personal information or money transfers.
This module discusses social engineering techniques used to trick people into revealing sensitive information. It defines social engineering as manipulating people to access information or influence actions. Common social engineering methods described include phone calls, in-person interactions, dumpster diving, impersonation, phishing emails and mail. The module recommends being suspicious of unsolicited contacts and not providing personal information without verifying the requestor's identity.
Critical Controls Might Have Prevented the Target BreachTeri Radichel
The document discusses how implementing the 20 Critical Controls could have prevented the 2014 Target data breach. It analyzes each stage of the attack, from initial reconnaissance to data exfiltration, and explains how controls like secure configurations, malware defenses, and log monitoring would have disrupted the attacker's activities. Proper implementation of the Critical Controls aims to limit opportunities for attackers by restricting access and visibility, detecting anomalous behavior, and strengthening security across the network, endpoints, and applications.
Cyber Defense for SMBs offers guidance to help small and medium-sized businesses identify the most cost-effective best practices to help improve their business’s cybersecurity posture. Published by the Florida Center For Cybersecurity and written by cybersecurity experts from academia, private industry, government and the military.
This document discusses identity theft, including what it is, common types, statistics, how it works, techniques used by thieves, warning signs, and ways to protect yourself. Identity theft involves someone pretending to be someone else by stealing personal information like Social Security numbers to access credit and benefits. It can be done through dumping trash for data, hacking, phishing scams, or insider access abuse. People should monitor accounts, use passwords safely, and place fraud alerts on credit reports to protect themselves from identity theft.
Phishing is a form of cybercrime where criminals impersonate legitimate institutions to trick individuals into providing sensitive personal information like banking details and passwords. There are different types of phishing scams such as spear phishing which targets specific individuals. To prevent phishing, people should avoid giving out private information online, check accounts regularly, and only access banking websites by typing in URLs rather than clicking links.
In the field of computer security, phishing is the criminally fraudulent process of attempting to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic attempting to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication. Phishing is a fraudulent e-mail that attempts to get you to divulge personal data that can then be used for illegitimate purposes.
Business Fraud and Cybersecurity Best Practices in the Office or While Worki...ArielMcCurdy
As the nation and the world adapted to the coronavirus pandemic, businesses became accustomed to employees working from home. Even as the states reopened from the mandated “lockdown”, many companies and employees alike found advantages to working remotely. Today, we live in a world where the hybrid of in-office work and remote work from home is the “new” normal. Home computers or other remote locations are more vulnerable than ever to cyber-attacks. Organizations need to build people-centric cybersecurity strategies to protect against business email compromises or email account compromises. Increasingly risky websites are being transmitted through corporate emails. The speaker will discuss some of the newest trends in cyberattacks which are continually evolving and growing. Ransomware can hit in seconds. Credit card use is higher than ever, and some cyber-crime groups live to target payment card information. This program has been designed to offer real-life examples and practical steps which may be taken to thwart business-fraud and cyber-crime.
Dr. Shawn P. Murray was invited to the National Security Institute in April 2012 to present current topics related to social engineering and the threats they pose to organizations and their sensitive information. This presentation analyzes the principles of social engineering tactics as they relate to technology and security practices. Dr. Murray is a well known Cyber Security professional and has presented at various conferences regarding Cyber Security and Information Assurance topics.
This document provides an overview of common internet threats such as identity theft, fraud, viruses, and hacking. It discusses how personal information can be compromised through data breaches, malware, social engineering, and physical theft. Examples of major data breaches that exposed millions of records are provided. Methods of identity theft like credit card skimming are explained. Steps people can take to protect their computers and identities are recommended, such as using antivirus software, securing personal information, and monitoring credit reports.
La presentación trata sobre el uso de operadores booleanos para realizar búsquedas más efectivas en SlideShare, un sitio web para compartir presentaciones.
What i learned at the infosecurity isaca north america expo and conference 2019Ulf Mattsson
Infosecurity ISACA North America Expo and Conference will debut in New York City’s Javits Convention Center 20-21 November 2019. The event will leverage ISACA’s Cybersecurity Nexus (CSX) community and solutions with Infosecurity Group, Reed Exhibition’s immersive event series staged worldwide for the infosecurity industry.
Download Event Brochure
ISACA will bring experience developed since the 2015 launch of its CSX Conferences, expert workshop series, certification preparation sessions, and latest developments related to the CSX Training Platform, all to the new event programming. Infosecurity, which entered the North American conference arena in 2017, will build on its strengths in industry expositions, media, immersive learning and leadership networks.
Identity theft occurs when someone steals personal information like social security numbers or credit card numbers to commit fraud. It can cost victims time and money to repair the damage done to their credit and reputation. Thieves obtain personal details in various ways like dumpster diving, card skimming, phishing scams, and social engineering. To protect against identity theft, people should safeguard their social security number, passwords, wallet, mail, and dispose of documents securely. Organizations should also employ encryption, authentication, employee training, cyber insurance, and incident response plans to help prevent data breaches and contain damage if a breach occurs.
The document provides information about cryptography and its objectives. Cryptography is the process of encrypting plaintext into ciphertext using a key, and decrypting the ciphertext back to plaintext. It aims to achieve confidentiality, authentication, integrity, and non-repudiation. Confidentiality ensures only authorized users can access information. Integrity ensures information remains accurate and unchanged. Authentication verifies the identity of users. Non-repudiation prevents denial of sending/receiving data. The document discusses these concepts at a high level.
This document discusses various topics related to hacking including types of hackers (e.g. black hats, white hats, script kiddies), common hacking methods (e.g. password guessing, exploiting software vulnerabilities), motivations for hacking (e.g. challenge, fame, ideology, financial gain), risks of hacking (e.g. legal prosecution, denial of service attacks), and approaches for detecting and preventing hacking (e.g. firewalls, intrusion detection systems, software patching).
Presented at the 29th Annual FMA Conference
Topics:
> Raise awareness of the emerging trends in cybersecurity, such as the threats and the potential cost that a breach could have on your organization
> Establish an understanding of what your organization and board can do to reduce the likelihood and impact of a breach
> Identify key characteristics and aspects within an incident/breach response plan and how this plan will reduce the impact of the unfortunate event
An overview of identity theft, the tactics criminals use and how to protect yourself and prevent identity theft in Canada. Created by an IT industry expert.
Identity Theft nigerian fraud cross border fraudMatt Smith
This document provides information on various types of identity theft and fraud, including how they work and how to protect yourself. It discusses how criminals obtain personal information through business records, mail theft, phishing, and other means. Specific examples are given of large data breaches at TJX and Heartland Payment Systems that exposed millions of credit card numbers. The document also covers Nigerian fraud scams, cross-border telephone fraud, and recommends precautions like shredding documents, using strong passwords, and being wary of unsolicited calls or emails requesting personal information or money transfers.
This module discusses social engineering techniques used to trick people into revealing sensitive information. It defines social engineering as manipulating people to access information or influence actions. Common social engineering methods described include phone calls, in-person interactions, dumpster diving, impersonation, phishing emails and mail. The module recommends being suspicious of unsolicited contacts and not providing personal information without verifying the requestor's identity.
Critical Controls Might Have Prevented the Target BreachTeri Radichel
The document discusses how implementing the 20 Critical Controls could have prevented the 2014 Target data breach. It analyzes each stage of the attack, from initial reconnaissance to data exfiltration, and explains how controls like secure configurations, malware defenses, and log monitoring would have disrupted the attacker's activities. Proper implementation of the Critical Controls aims to limit opportunities for attackers by restricting access and visibility, detecting anomalous behavior, and strengthening security across the network, endpoints, and applications.
Cyber Defense for SMBs offers guidance to help small and medium-sized businesses identify the most cost-effective best practices to help improve their business’s cybersecurity posture. Published by the Florida Center For Cybersecurity and written by cybersecurity experts from academia, private industry, government and the military.
This document discusses identity theft, including what it is, common types, statistics, how it works, techniques used by thieves, warning signs, and ways to protect yourself. Identity theft involves someone pretending to be someone else by stealing personal information like Social Security numbers to access credit and benefits. It can be done through dumping trash for data, hacking, phishing scams, or insider access abuse. People should monitor accounts, use passwords safely, and place fraud alerts on credit reports to protect themselves from identity theft.
Phishing is a form of cybercrime where criminals impersonate legitimate institutions to trick individuals into providing sensitive personal information like banking details and passwords. There are different types of phishing scams such as spear phishing which targets specific individuals. To prevent phishing, people should avoid giving out private information online, check accounts regularly, and only access banking websites by typing in URLs rather than clicking links.
In the field of computer security, phishing is the criminally fraudulent process of attempting to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic attempting to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details, by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication. Phishing is a fraudulent e-mail that attempts to get you to divulge personal data that can then be used for illegitimate purposes.
Business Fraud and Cybersecurity Best Practices in the Office or While Worki...ArielMcCurdy
As the nation and the world adapted to the coronavirus pandemic, businesses became accustomed to employees working from home. Even as the states reopened from the mandated “lockdown”, many companies and employees alike found advantages to working remotely. Today, we live in a world where the hybrid of in-office work and remote work from home is the “new” normal. Home computers or other remote locations are more vulnerable than ever to cyber-attacks. Organizations need to build people-centric cybersecurity strategies to protect against business email compromises or email account compromises. Increasingly risky websites are being transmitted through corporate emails. The speaker will discuss some of the newest trends in cyberattacks which are continually evolving and growing. Ransomware can hit in seconds. Credit card use is higher than ever, and some cyber-crime groups live to target payment card information. This program has been designed to offer real-life examples and practical steps which may be taken to thwart business-fraud and cyber-crime.
Dr. Shawn P. Murray was invited to the National Security Institute in April 2012 to present current topics related to social engineering and the threats they pose to organizations and their sensitive information. This presentation analyzes the principles of social engineering tactics as they relate to technology and security practices. Dr. Murray is a well known Cyber Security professional and has presented at various conferences regarding Cyber Security and Information Assurance topics.
This document provides an overview of common internet threats such as identity theft, fraud, viruses, and hacking. It discusses how personal information can be compromised through data breaches, malware, social engineering, and physical theft. Examples of major data breaches that exposed millions of records are provided. Methods of identity theft like credit card skimming are explained. Steps people can take to protect their computers and identities are recommended, such as using antivirus software, securing personal information, and monitoring credit reports.
La presentación trata sobre el uso de operadores booleanos para realizar búsquedas más efectivas en SlideShare, un sitio web para compartir presentaciones.
This document lists the accomplishments of several piano students from First Studio over the past year. It includes information about recitals, festivals, and competitions for each student, with many students winning honors or placing highly. Several top students earned accomplishments such as first place wins, Steinway Festival winner, or making a Carnegie Hall debut. The document demonstrates the high level of achievement attained by many of First Studio's piano students.
Sekolah Katolik Santo Markus didirikan pada tahun 1960-an di Cililitan, Jakarta Timur atas prakarsa Pastor Robertus Bakker SJ untuk memenuhi kebutuhan pendidikan di Paroki St. Robertus Bellarminus. Sekolah ini pertama kali berupa TK kemudian berkembang menjadi SD dan SMP. Pada tahun 1972 didirikan Yayasan Santo Markus Penginjil untuk mengelola sekolah-sekolah katolik di paroki tersebut.
Keluarga Yudha pindah ke rumah tua dan kumuh setelah ayahnya dituduh korupsi. Yudha awalnya marah pada ayahnya, tetapi setelah membaca surat ayahnya, Yudha menyadari ayahnya berkorban demi keluarga. Surat itu membuat Yudha menyesal atas sikapnya dan berjanji akan menjadi anak yang baik.
Right Choice India is a plan that offers help amounts of Rs. 5,000, Rs. 10,000, or Rs. 20,000. Participants commit 50% of the amount via pin and 50% via bank deposit. Participants receive a 7% daily growth on their commitment for 30 days. Referring two new participants with matching or higher commitments provides an additional 3% growth. Direct referrals provide a 10% bonus, and binary matching pairs provide a 10% bonus up to the daily commitment amount. Withdrawals must be in multiples of Rs. 2,500 and no more than Rs. 10,000 per day, and are inactive for 72 hours after account confirmation. Income is split 25% to pin wallet and
This document summarizes the concept, plan, and incentives provided by Right Choice India. Participants can register for free and commit amounts of Rs. 5,000, Rs. 10,000, or Rs. 20,000, with 50% paid by pin and 50% by bank deposit. Participants receive a 7% daily growth rate on their commitment for 30 days and can earn additional referral bonuses from direct participants and in a binary compensation plan structure. There are policies around re-committing funds, withdrawals, and penalties for those who do not maintain their commitments.
The Moringa tree (Moringa Oleifera), is the only genus in the family Moringaceae. This plant also known as “Drumstick Tree“, is a tree which essentially grew in the Himalayan region of northern India, however is now cultivated in the Pacific and Caribbean Islands, Africa, Malaysia, Pakistan, Central and South America. Different parts of this plant such as the leaves, seed, bark, roots, flowers, fruit, and immature pods work as heart and circulatory stimulants, possess antitumor, antioxidant, antidiabetic, anti inflammatory, hepatoprotective, antihypertensive, antispasmodic, antifungal and antibacterial effects, and are being utilized for the therapy of numerous diseases.
La Unión Europea ha acordado un paquete de sanciones contra Rusia por su invasión de Ucrania. Las sanciones incluyen restricciones a las transacciones con bancos rusos clave y la prohibición de la venta de aviones y equipos a Rusia. Los líderes de la UE esperan que las sanciones aumenten la presión económica sobre Rusia y la disuadan de continuar su agresión contra Ucrania.
This document provides an overview and discussion of cybersecurity issues related to working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic. It discusses securing home networks and devices, protecting proprietary company information, training employees on cybersecurity best practices, and common cyber threats such as phishing scams taking advantage of coronavirus fears. Resources from government agencies and organizations are also included to help secure remote work environments and defend against cyberattacks.
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OWASP_Presentation_FINAl. Cybercrime and cyber security awarenessMaherHamza9
The document discusses phishing attacks and mitigations. It defines phishing as a cybercrime where targets are contacted to provide sensitive data by posing as a legitimate institution. Phishing kits are used to replicate brand websites to steal data. Common types of phishing include email, SMS, phone calls and targeted spear phishing. The document outlines techniques to avoid phishing and its effects on businesses, including reputational damage, loss of customers, regulatory fines and disruption. It concludes with demonstrations of phishing methods.
Think You’re Covered? Think Again. Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, Payments Frau...Withum
This webinar discusses cybersecurity threats facing businesses, including payments fraud, email compromise, and data breaches. It provides statistics on the cybercrime economy and COVID-19 related cyber attacks. The presentation introduces the Withum cybersecurity team and their expertise. It also outlines security best practices for businesses, such as conducting risk assessments, implementing controls like multifactor authentication, and creating an incident response plan.
This document discusses phishing, whaling, and hacking case studies presented by Stephen Martin, a cybersecurity leader from a Big 4 advisory firm. It defines phishing and whaling as deceptive acts used to obtain sensitive personal or financial information from targets. It also defines hacking and describes common hacking methods like social engineering, password hacking, and malware infections. The document outlines how to protect against these threats, such as keeping software updated, using strong unique passwords, and implementing network security controls. It highlights the impact of successful phishing, whaling, and hacking attacks, including financial losses, reputation damage, and personal information theft.
Cap Tech Talks Webinar April=l 2020 business email cybersecurity Bill Gibbs
Slides from a "Cap Tech Talks" webinar presented on April 21, 2020 by Dr. Nikki Robinson, an adjunct professor with Capitol Technology University. The presentations covers Business Email Compromise (BEC) and looks at both the problem and ways to mitigate vulnerabilities.
Seattle Biz-Tech Summit 10-2015 CyberSecurity and the BoardLERNER Consulting
Today every company is an IT company. They have valuable data and technology assets regardless of the industry. Cyber attacks can come from all sectors. Boards and Executive teams are now being held accountable for preparation and action plans. Five steps for the Board
Webinar - Cyber Hygiene: Stay Clean at Work and at HomeWPICPE
This document provides an overview of cybersecurity risks and strategies for risk reduction. It discusses how cyber attacks are growing threats for both businesses and individuals. Common attacker motives are financial gain and espionage. Popular attack methods include phishing emails and exploiting known software vulnerabilities. The document recommends practicing basic "cyber hygiene" behaviors like using strong passwords, updating software, and being wary of unsolicited messages. It also outlines the US National Cybersecurity Workforce Framework for implementing comprehensive cybersecurity programs in organizations.
Credit card data theft is a common concern, but what about theft of your marketing data? This data is just as valuable to hackers and can be resold multiple times on the underground. Guard against potential security breaches by having a plan in place. Be prepared, not paranoid.
Seattle Tech4Good meetup: Data Security and PrivacySabra Goldick
12/7/2016 - It's difficult to avoid news stories about hacks and misused databases. For our Q4 meetup, we will discuss what nonprofits can do to protect their systems and data. Each panelist will outline best practices for protecting your own data as well as constituent data.
PANELISTS
* Mary Gardner, Chief Information Security Officer at Seattle Children's Hospital.
* Ralph Johnson, Chief Information Security and Privacy Officer, King County
* Peter Kittas, Web and IT Consultant, Revelate LLC
This document outlines an information security roadshow covering topics like recognizing secure websites, avoiding phishing scams, understanding privacy laws and best practices for secure computing. It discusses why security is important to protect individuals and institutions from identity theft, data loss, and legal liability. Recommendations are provided for identifying spoofed sites, spotting phishing attempts, and social engineering as well as complying with regulations like FERPA, HIPAA, and PCI.
Verizon 2014 data breach investigation report and the target breachUlf Mattsson
The landscape of threats to sensitive data is changing. New technologies bring with them new vulnerabilities, and organizations like Target are failing to adapt to the shifts around them.
What’s needed is an approach equal to the persistent, advanced attacks companies face every day. The sooner we start adopting the same proactive thinking hackers are using to get at our data, the better we will be able to protect it.
In this webinar, Protegrity CTO and data security thought leader Ulf Mattsson integrates new information from the Verizon 2014 Data Breach Investigation Report (DBIR) into his analysis on what is driving data breaches today, and how we can prevent them in the future.
KEY TOPICS INCLUDE:
• The changing threat landscape
• The effects of new technologies on breaches
• Analysis of recent breaches, including Target
• Compliance vs. security
• The importance of shifting from reactive to proactive thinking
• Preparing for future attacks with new technology & techniques
Many business leaders in the Caribbean believe that cyber-attacks are not imminent and do not pose a direct threat to their business. On the contrary, many Caribbean companies are exposed to malicious exploitation as testing has revealed their vulnerabilities. This webinar is an opportunity for business leaders to engage the experts as they discuss the cyber threats within the region and their implications.
With the right kind of cyber protection, Caribbean business leaders can empower their businesses on digital platforms and allow for safe spaces for their employees, customers, and stakeholders.
SSO - single sign on solution for banks and financial organizationsMohammad Shahnewaz
The document discusses biometric secure single sign-on (SSO) software that can eliminate passwords and increase security for banks and financial services. It allows centralized password management and single sign-on access to applications while protecting data from unauthorized access. The software provides strong authentication through biometrics like fingerprints and smart cards to replace insecure passwords. This reduces help desk calls and protects organizations from costly data breaches.
How to protect your clients and your law firm from money transfer scamsGabor Szathmari
This document outlines how cybercriminals target legal practices and describes money transfer scams. It discusses how payment redirection fraud works in two phases by collecting passwords through phishing or data breaches, then using those credentials to change payment instructions. The document provides five steps to protect legal practices: implementing email spoofing protections, using two-factor authentication, better antivirus software, browser extensions, and enterprise security solutions. It concludes by suggesting resources for legal practices to get help, such as the Law Council of Australia and Lawcover.
The good, the bad and the ugly of the target data breachUlf Mattsson
The document discusses the Target data breach and lessons learned about data security. It covers how the breach occurred through memory scraping malware installed on Target's point of sale systems. The document also discusses how compliance with PCI standards does not guarantee security, and how new technologies like tokenization can help protect sensitive data by reducing the attack surface and use of cleartext data. Big data analytics is also discussed as a way to help detect abnormal usage patterns that could indicate a security incident.
This webinar presentation discusses spear phishing defenses. Spear phishing is defined as targeted email spoofing attacks seeking confidential data. The presentation outlines the typical steps in a spear phishing attack, including targeting selection, fake email delivery, network exploitation to steal credentials, data gathering, and data extraction. Defense tips are provided, such as sanitizing online profiles, not clicking suspicious links, keeping security software updated, encrypting sensitive data, and implementing security awareness training. Next steps discussed are publishing a policy on public information, spear phishing response planning, and security assessments.
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Use our simple KYC verification guide to make sure your Binance account is safe and compliant. Discover the fundamentals, appreciate the significance of KYC, and trade on one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges with confidence.
Brian Fitzsimmons on the Business Strategy and Content Flywheel of Barstool S...Neil Horowitz
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Cyber ID Sleuth Data Security Forensics
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CyberID-Sleuth™
Data Security Forensics
Prepared by: Robert A. Listerman, CPA, CITRMS
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Robert Listerman (Bob) is a licensed Certified Public Accountant, State of Michigan and has over 30 years
of experience as a process improvement business consultant. He graduated from Michigan State
University and became a CPA while employed at Touche Ross & Co., Detroit, now known as a member
firm of Deloitte & Touche USA LLP
Bob added the Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist (CITRMS) designation issued by The
Institute of Fraud Risk Management in 2007. The designation is in recognition of his knowledge and
experience in identity theft risk management. Today Bob focuses his practice on data security compliance.
Over 50% of identity theft can be traced back to unlawful or mishandling of non-public data within the
workplace.
Currently Bob serves his professional community as an active Board Member for the Institute of
Management Accountants (IMA), Mid Atlantic Council “IMA-MAC.” He is currently servicing as President
of IMA-MAC (2011-2013). He is a regular seminar presenter for the IMA, Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs
(PICPA), and the Michigan Association of CPAs (MACPA). Bob serves on, and is a past chair of the
MACPA’s Management Information & Business Show committee which enjoys serving over 1000 CPAs in
attendance each year. He is Continuing Education Chair of the PICPA’s IT Assurance Committee.
Bob serves his local community as a member of the Kennett Township, PA Planning Commission,
Communications, Business Advisory, and Safety Committees. He is an active board member of the
Longwood Rotary Club. He serves his Rotary District 7450 as their Interact Club Chair (Rotary in High
School) since 2010.
Past professional and civic duties include serving on the Board of Directors for the Michigan Association of
Certified Public Accountants (1997-2000), past board member of the Delaware Chapter of the IMA and
past Chapter president for the IMA Oakland County, Michigan (1994-1995).
www.linkedin.com/in/boblistermanidriskmanager/
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A DATA BREACH of “PII” IS DEFINED AS A FIRST NAME, FIRST INITIAL OR LAST NAME PLUS:
A Social Security Number
A Driver’s License Number or State-Issued ID Number
An Account Number, Credit Card Number or Debit Card Number
Combined with any Security Code, Access Code, PIN or Password
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A REAL“BREACH” IS DEFINED AS ANY INTRUDER TO YOUR ENTERPRISE
Your Trade Secrets
Access To Your Servers By a “Hactivism” Criminal
Whatever Is Important To Your Enterprise
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When a hacker gets anyone’s credentials, it is easy for them to build a
profile of the individual to gain even more information from social media
sites.
From there they can “spearPhish” more information from the victim OR
THEIR CONTACTS!
Examples of profile building follow:
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LOST CREDENTIALS PUT YOU UNDER ATTACK
Name: Lucas Newman
Extraction
Date:
12/30/20XX
Email: lnewman@firstrepublic.com Hometown: Portland, Oregon
Hashed
Password:
16b90b178faff0e3e2f92ec647b50b1
1
Occupation:
Managing Director and
Portfolio Manager
Extraction
Type:
Hack Source:
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Name: Robyn Mondin
Extraction
Date:
12/30/20XX
Email: robyn.mondin@firstcitizens.com Hometown:
Asheville, North
Carolina
Clear
Password:
36f76603a2212c7fc6ff4fb8ec77a64
c
Occupation: Mortgage Banker
Extraction
Type:
Hack Source:
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EVERY EMPLOYEE, PARTNER, AND SYSTEM IS A WEAK LINK
Name: Pat Grundish
Extraction
Date:
8/13/20XX
Email: pat.grundish@53.com Hometown: Englewood, Ohio
Clear
Password:
p_grundish Occupation: Mortgage Loan Officer
Extraction
Type:
Hack Source:
Name: Mandy Knerr
Extraction
Date:
8/13/20XX
Email: mandy.knerr@53.com Hometown: Huber Heights, Ohio
Clear
Password:
m_knerr Occupation:
Sr. Marketplace Loan
Officer
Extraction
Type:
Hack Source:
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STOLEN CREDENTIALS REPEATEDLY USED TO BREACH FINSERV
16 Financial Services
institutions publically
reported a data breach in
2012, totaling 1.1M
breached records.
We harvested 6
credentials belonging to
Independent Capital
Management in
December 2011.
As recently as 4/1/2013,
we have found Citi
credentials for a total of
1,688
February 22, 2012
• An unauthorized party
misused Accucom
credentials to make
fraudulent $1.00 charges
March 2, 2012
• A user ID assigned to
Independent Capital
Management used to
access consumer credit
reports
March 13, 2012
• Hacker logged onto Citi's
credit card online account
access system by using
passwords and user IDs
October 29, 2012
• Hackers use stolen
employee credentials to
hack Abilene Telco,
resulting in the theft of 847
credit reports
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THE LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF LOST CREDENTIALS
2005
•An employee of a Kansas
City investment bank
registers for the free
Stratfor newsletter
December 2011
•Stratfor becomes aware of
its breach
January 2012
Stratfor initiates a massive
breach response, including
removing all related data
from the Web
February 2013
•Hactivist group identifies
the credential/password
combo that still accesses the
investment banks’s webmail
February 2013
•Hacktivist group publishes
the investment bank’s
client information on the
it’s home page
It took nearly eight years
to feel the full effect of a
duplicate password.
Over 300,000 individuals
had their personal
information leaked, such
as credit card numbers,
addresses, phone
numbers, and more.
Employee used same
password to access the
Stratfor newsletter as his
password to the
investment bank’s
webmail account.
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MULTIPLE VECTORS OF ATTACK RESULT IN BREACHES
Data
Breaches
Point of
Sale
Systems Email
Web
Mobile
Lost/
Stolen
DeviceFTP
Cloud
Services
Employees
Hacking
Social
Media
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THREE PRIMARY CAUSES DRIVE DATA BREACHES
Data Breaches
Monetization
NegligenceEgo
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USA Breaches*
* From 2005 to June 11, 2014 Source: http://www.PrivacyRights.Org
867,525,654*
Records Known to Have Been Breached in The USA!
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IT Administrators
harden their networks by building
walls with Anti-Virus software to keep
out the bad guys
The Result
is that Anti-Virus software can’t keep
up and the bad guys are already
inside your walls
The Problem
is that 76,000 new
malware strains are
released into the wild
every day
The Problem
is that 73% of online
banking users reuse
their passwords for non-
financial websites
PROVIDING VISIBILITY BEYOND THE IT WALLS
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STOLEN CREDENTIALS EXPOSE YOU TO UNKNOWN RISK
30,000
The number of new malicious websites
created every day 1
80%Of breaches that involved
hackers used stolen
credentials
14%
Of data breaches were due to
employees using personal email
accounts 2
SOURCES: 1. Sophos, 2012; 2. Verizon Data Breach Investigations
Report, 2013
76%of network intrusions
exploited weak or stolen
credentials. 2
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MALWARE EVADES TRADITIONAL ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE
200,000 – 300,000
The estimated number of new viruses
discovered each day 1
52%
Of malware in a recent study
focused on evading security 2
24.5%
Antivirus software’s average
detection rate for e-mail based
malware attacks 3
40%Of malware samples in a
recent study went
undetected by leading
antivirus software 2
SOURCES: 1. Comodo Group, 2012; 2. Palo Alto Networks, 2013
3. Krebs on Security, 2012
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DO YOU KNOW WHAT THESE ARE?
"automatedtest",
"automatedtester",
"bagle-cb",
"c_conficker",
"c_confickerab",
"c_confickerc",
"c_pushdo
",
"c_trafficconverter",
"c_zeroaccess",
"childpredator",
"citadel",
"condo",
"cutwail",
"d_tdss",
"darkmailer",
"darkmailer2",
"darkmailer3",
"darkmailer4",
"darkmailer5",
"deai",
"esxvaql",
"fakesendsafe",
"festi",
"fraud",
"gamut",
"gheg",
"grum",
"hc",
"kelihos",
"lethic",
"maazben",
"malware",
"manual",
"mip",
"misc",
"netsky",
"ogee",
"pony",
"relayspammer",
"s_kelihos",
"s_worm_dorkbot",
"sendsafe",
"sendsafespewage",
"slenfbot",
"snowshoe",
"spamaslot",
"spamlink",
"spamsalot",
"special",
"spyeye",
"ss",
"synch",
"w_commentspammer",
"xxxx",
"zapchast",
"zeus"
Prewritten Malware coding
available to hackers to
modify enough to get
through your security
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CASE STUDY: Sony PlayStation®Network
April 19, 2011
•Sony discovers its network
had been compromised
but did not announce
anything
April 20, 2011
•Sony closed down the
network but did not
disclose what it already
knew
April 22, 2011
•Sony reveals that an
“external intrusion”
caused the network
outages
April 26, 2011
•Sony released a detailed
account of incident and
reveal for the first time
that PII was leaked
April 29, 2011
•Sony shares drop 4.5% and
the company reveals 2.2
million credit card
numbers were stolen
March 2014
•Sony is still attempting to
resolve issues from the
50+ different class actions
law suits brought against
it
Current estimates of the
total financial impact to
Sony is $171 million
Sony provided affected
individuals with 12
months of identity theft
protection and insurance
coverage
100M user accounts
compromised , exposing
Full Name, Address, Phone
Number, Date of Birth,
Credit Card Number, User
Name, and Password
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CASE STUDY: Target Corporation
Nov. 27 – Dec. 15 2013
•Hacker execute extended
attach against Target’s
point-of-sale system
Dec. 18, 2013
•News of the breach is
reported by data and
security blog
KrebsOnSecurity
Dec. 20, 2013
•Target acknowledges the
breach, saying it is under
investigation
Dec. 21, 2013
•JP Morgan announces it is
placing daily spending caps
on affected customer debit
cards
Dec. 22, 2013
•Customer traffic drops
over the holiday season,
resulting in a 3-4% drop in
customer transactions
Jan. 10, 2014
•Target lowers its fourth-
quarter financial
projections, saying sales
were “meaningfully
weaker-than-expected”
Current estimates of the
total financial impact to
Target is $200 million
Target provided affected
individuals with 12 months
of identity theft protection
and insurance coverage
110M user accounts
compromised , exposing
credit and debit card
numbers, CVN numbers,
names, home addresses, e-
mail addresses and or
phone numbers
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“Ongoing forensic investigation
has indicated that the intruder
stole a vendor's credentials which
were used to access our system.”
Molly Snyder, Target
Corporation
January 2014
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Email Attack on Vendor Set Up Breach at Target*
* Source: http://krebsonsecurity.com/
The breach at Target Corp. that exposed credit card and personal data on
more than 110 million consumers appears to have begun with a malware-
laced email phishing attack sent to employees at an HVAC firm that did
business with the nationwide retailer, according to sources close to the
investigation.
KrebsOnSecurity reported that investigators believe the source of the Target
intrusion traces back to network credentials that Target had issued to Fazio
Mechanical, a heating, air conditioning and refrigeration firm in Sharpsburg,
Pa.
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ANATOMY OF A SPEARPHISHING ATTACK
Target
Victim
1
Install
Malware
2
Access
Network
3
Collect &
Transmit
Data
4
Breach
Event
5
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THE PROFILE OF AN ATTACKER
The malware used to hack Target’s POS system was
written by a Ukrainian teen
• Andrey Hodirevski from southwest Ukraine
carried out the attack from his home
• The card details that he stole were sold through
his own forum as well as other communities
• CyberID-Sleuth™ investigated the breach when
it occurred and was able to verify various
discussions and identifiers pointing to this
suspect
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An Internet service provider (ISP, also called Internet
access provider) is a business or organization that offers
users access to the Internet and related services.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_service_provider#Access_providers
Definition
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a.k.a: the “CLOUD”
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The Internet “Web”
Topography
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Can you identify what these numbers are?
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IP Tracer Source: http://www.ip-adress.com/ip_tracer/
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An IP Address gives
the hacker access
to your computer to
run command and
control botnet
malware – you have
been breached!
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CyberID-Sleuth™ PROVIDES MORE THAN AUTOMATED ALERTS
Credential
Monitoring
Identifying email addresses from a corporate domain
that have been hacked, phished, or breached
IP Address Scanning
Identifying devices in a
corporate network connected
to a known malware command
and control server
Doxing awareness and
hacktivist activity monitoring
Locating the
individuals and
exchanges
involved in
intellectual
property theft
Hacks, exploits
against networks,
glitches, leaks,
phishing/keylogging
monitoring
Identification of communities targeting brands,
networks or IP addresses
Identification of intellectual property distribution
Identification of individuals posing
a risk to any IP address
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CyberID-Sleuth™ IDENTIFIES-PROVIDES EARLY WARNING AT TWO POINTS
CyberID-Sleuth™
scours botnets, criminal
chat rooms, blogs, websites and
bulletin boards, Peer-to-Peer
networks, forums, private
networks, and other black market
sites 24/7, 365 days a year
CyberID-Sleuth™
harvests 1.4 million
compromised credentials per
month
Dark
Web CyberID-Sleuth™
identifies your data
as it accesses criminal command-
and-control servers from multiple
geographies that national IP
addresses cannot access
CyberID-Sleuth™
harvests 7 million
compromised IP addresses every
two weeks
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CyberID-Sleuth™
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Zeus Infection targeted towards multiple entities within the Hotel Industry within India
CyberID-Sleuth™ identified a targeted Zeus campaign which appears to have been focused
and distributed to Hotel chains, mainly within the India region. The attack in question
caused active compromises against a number of systems.
CyberID-Sleuth™ ’s main focus is the type of data often held within Reservation and other
Hotel systems. Personal information such as credit card data, as well as passport scans or
copies, are often held on Hospitality systems and the data identified next highlights that
these same systems are compromised and under direct control of malicious actors.
CyberID-Sleuth™ CASE STUDY ACTUAL CREDENTIAL DATA
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CyberID-Sleuth™ IDENTIFIES ACTUAL MALWARE VARIANT
Infection Type: Zeus Infection - V2.1
Payload: Theft of all credentials, Key logging of all data,
Remote access to devices
Total Infection Count: 487
Total Credential Count: 12894 ( including duplicates )
Command and Control (C2) Domain: matphlamzy.com
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CyberID-Sleuth™ IDENTIFIES ACTUAL CREDENTIAL DATA
bwstarhotel.com - 111.68.31.202
,('92', 'RSV1_E532648A3D69E5DE', '-- default --',
'33619969', '', '', '1394590108', '7557047', '0', '±00',
'1033', 'C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice14OUTLOOK.EXE',
'RSV1owner', '101',
'pop3://reservation@bwstarhotel.com:starrsv1
*@116.251.209.92:110/', '111.68.31.202', 'ID', '1394590104')
Date extracted and listed below is related to valid and legitimate accounts which are still
active. These are not passwords taken from Breach events or other untrusted sources.
They are taken directly from devices that are still infected/compromised!
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Over 257 unique credit cards were stolen during the attack.
CyberID-Sleuth™ identified the botnet, which was made up of infected devices.
CyberID-Sleuth™ CASE STUDY ANATOMY OF THE FINDINGS
Q. How many credit cards were captured?
Q. Specifically what data did it steal and report back that you could see?
CyberID-Sleuth™ could see EVERYTHING that was entered on a user’s device
or saved as a password or credential.
Q. How much did this breach cost the client?
No “price” could be put on the damage caused to a victim after a fraudster has stolen
their credentials. The data stolen would allow the fraudster access to internal
systems, either via the stolen credentials or via backdoor access to affected systems.
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Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialists
873 East Baltimore Pike #501
Kennett Square, PA 19348
610-444-5295
www.BTR-Security.com
Q. What data about the attacker were we able to find?
Limited details. Any information about the attackers are not shared with clients
unless a directed attack, and is only shared with US and UK Law Enforcement.
Q. How did the authorities use the data to capture the intruders
The individual responsible for running the botnet in question is so far still at large.
CyberID-Sleuth™ CASE STUDY ANATOMY OF THE FINDINGS
45. Data Security Compliance Advisors
Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialists
873 East Baltimore Pike #501
Kennett Square, PA 19348
610-444-5295
www.BTR-Security.com
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Tier I
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Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialists
873 East Baltimore Pike #501
Kennett Square, PA 19348
610-444-5295
www.BTR-Security.com
A STANDARD RESPONSE TIMELINE SHOULD BE FOLLOWED
Incident Detection / Discovery Incident Notification & Resolution
RemediationEfforts
Internal and External Communication of Event, Reaction, and Remediation
Notification Capabilities
Go Live
Coordinate Breach Notification Copy
and Distribution with Breach
Remediation Vendor
Establish internal or third
party communication
channel to affected
population
Contact and or activate contract with
Data Breach Remediation Vendor
Prepare Internal and External Communication Plan & Copy
Determine Organization’s Public Response Plan (including
notification type, verbiage, and remediation offering if any)
Implement
Breach
Response
Plan
Determine total scope of event, size of affected population, type of data lost or compromised, necessary legal and
industry specific guidelines
Activate technical / security focused breach response team processes
and procedures based on Data Breach Plan
Initial Internal Reporting, notifications, and security triage of the “event”
AssessmentEfforts
Plan Ahead
By Forming
a Breach
Response
Plan
CyberID-Sleuth
Tiers II & III
47. Data Security Compliance Advisors
Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialists
873 East Baltimore Pike #501
Kennett Square, PA 19348
610-444-5295
www.BTR-Security.com
THE COSTS OF A DATA BREACH ARE VARIED
• Detection or Discovery—”Activities that enable a company to
reasonably detect the breach of personal data either at risk (in
storage) or in motion”
• Escalation—”Activities necessary to report the breach of
protected information to appropriate personnel within a
specified time period.”
• Notification—physical mail, e-mail, general notice, telephone
• Victim Assistance—card replacement, credit monitoring offer,
identity theft protection offer, access to customer service
representatives
• Churn of existing customers / personnel
• Future Diminished Acquisition of customers or employees
48. Data Security Compliance Advisors
Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialists
873 East Baltimore Pike #501
Kennett Square, PA 19348
610-444-5295
www.BTR-Security.com
RECOMMENDATIONS TO REDUCE DATA BREACH EXPOSURE & COSTs
• Promote Employee Data
Management Training & Education
• Require GC / CISO and their teams
to understand industry, state,
federal, and event specific data
breach response guidelines and
recommendations
• Establish an internal data breach
response plan and process flow
• Prior to a data breach event
contract with a data breach
remediation, notification, and or
forensics provider
• Utilize and maintain available data
loss prevention technologies such
as CyberID-Sleuth™
• Require advance encryption and
authentication solutions be in place
across the organization
• Contractually require notification
from vendors who manage data
from your organization to alert you of
they incur a breach of any data
• Support enactment of legislation that
clearly dictates rules and guidelines
for organizations to follow in
advance of, and following a data
breach event
49. Data Security Compliance Advisors
Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialists
873 East Baltimore Pike #501
Kennett Square, PA 19348
610-444-5295
www.BTR-Security.com
Take this 20 Question Assessment to Score Your Risk Level
Give us a call and we can even do this over the phone!
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Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialists
873 East Baltimore Pike #501
Kennett Square, PA 19348
610-444-5295
www.BTR-Security.com
1. Remember to ask us for a no-obligation credential search for your enterprise
2. Allow us to give you your 20 Question Assessment Score on your risk level
Email your questions to CyberIDSleuth@BTR-Security.com or to get two
no-obligation services mentioned below