Cyber security training presentation
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Pine Cove Consulting is an IT consulting company located in Bozeman, MT that focuses on cybersecurity. They have 25 years of industry experience and currently support over 20,000 users daily. The document discusses how the cyber threat is growing in severity and sophistication, targeting more organizations, including through ransomware attacks. It provides examples of common social engineering techniques used in cyberattacks and outlines six steps individuals and organizations can take to help avoid data breaches, such as using strong passwords, verifying senders of emails, and not acting rashly due to fear.
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- 1. IT’S NOT IF, IT’S WHEN www.pinecc.com
- 3. Who is Pine Cove Consulting? • IT Consulting Company – Bozeman, MT • 25 Years in the Industry • Cyber-Security Focus • Support 20k+ Users Daily • Deployed and/or Manage Over 150+ Firewalls • Received Multiple National Cyber-Security Awards www.pinecc.com
- 4. Why are we here? Your organization has either; BEEN attacked, is currently BEING attacked or WILL BE attacked by cyber criminals. Our mission is to provide you with the knowledge, with the knowledge, the vision, and the solutions to secure your critical assets. www.pinecc.com 395,000+Montanans have been affected by reported data breaches in 2018 according to Montana Department of Justice 156 Organizations have reported cyber breaches in Montana so far in 2018 74 Days Average length of time a Montana organization is under attack by cyber criminals Information gathered from Jan 1, 2018 – June 28, 2018
- 5. The THREAT is Growing • More attacks • More sophistication • More ways to attack The THREAT is Unique and Unseen • Zero-Day • Next Generation • Millions of Variants The THREAT is Directed Towards YOU! • Social Engineered • Industry Focused • Focused on Easy Targets www.pinecc.com
- 6. THE THREAT IS GROWING www.pinecc.com Circa - 2001 60,000 2017 750,000,000 Total malware Circa – 1992 1,500
- 7. THE THREAT IS UNIQUE AND UNSEEN 75% 75% of the malicious files SophosLabs detects are found only within a single organization. 500,000 SophosLabs receives and processes 500,000 previously unseen malware samples each day. www.pinecc.com
- 8. At least 40% of data breaches affect organizations with fewer than 1,000 employees Unknown More than 100,000 10,001-100,000 1-100 101-1,000 22% 31% 7% 20% 11% 9% Data Breaches by Company Size (# employees) Source: Verizon data breach investigations report, 2013 THE THREAT IS DIRECTED TOWARDS YOU! www.pinecc.com
- 9. Why? $$$ Zero-day Vulnerabilities Adobe Reader 5-30 Price of zero-day attacks in various applications or OS’s ($ ‘000) Mac OSX 20-50 Android 30-60 Flash / Java 40-100 MSFT Word 50-100 Windows 60-120 Firefox / Safari 60-150 Chrome / IE 80-200 IOS 100-250 www.pinecc.com
- 10. SELL IT HOLD IT RANSOM EXTORT IT www.pinecc.com 3 Major Ways Hackers Monetize Your Data
- 11. www.pinecc.com Example of Stealing Data Jane, This is Kevin, I’m currently working with our auditors and they need W2’s and salary information for all current employees. Please send ASAP. Kevin Smith Superintendent, XYZ School District Kevin Smith
- 12. www.pinecc.com Example of Stealing Data Jane, This is Kevin, I’m currently working with our auditors and they need W2’s and salary information for all current employees. Please send ASAP. Kevin Smith Superintendent, XYZ School District Kevin Smith Jane, Hey, it’s Kevin again, I haven’t received the employee information. Please send ASAP, as I’m meeting with the auditors right now. Kevin Smith Superintendent, XYZ School District
- 13. www.pinecc.com Example of Stealing Data ksmith123@comcast.com Jane, Hey, it’s Kevin again, I haven’t received the employee information. Please send ASAP, as I’m meeting with the auditors right now. Kevin Smith Superintendent, XYZ School District
- 14. Ransomware is software that denies you access to your files or computer until you pay a ransom Ransomware www.pinecc.com
- 15. www.pinecc.com Ransomware Damage by Year: • 2015: $325 Million • 2016: $1 Billion • 2017: $5 Billion • 2018: ~$9 Billion
- 16. Ransomware: Process (ex. CryptoLocker) Installation After infection, ransomware installs itself, sets keys in the registry. Registry to start automatically every time computer boots up. Contact Headquarters Before it can attack, it contacts a server operated by the criminal organization that owns it. Handshake & Keys Ransomware client and server identify each other and create two cryptographic keys (handshake). Once key is kept on your computer, the second key is stored securely on the criminal's server. Encryption Once keys are established, ransomware begins encrypting every file it finds with common file extensions (.doc, .xls, .ppt, .jpg) Extortion Ransomware displays a screen giving you a time limit to pay before the criminals destroy the key to decrypt your files. Typical price, $300-$500 must be paid in untraceable bitcoins. www.pinecc.com
- 17. Ransomware Example: Step 1: Advertisement of Exploit www.pinecc.com
- 18. Ransomware Example: Step 2: Call to Action www.pinecc.com
- 19. Ransomware Example: Step 3: Demand Ransom www.pinecc.com
- 20. DON’T CLICK LOGIN LINKS USE 2FA (2-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION) DON’T ACT ON FEAR STRONG PASSWORDS VERIFY SENDER VERIFY URL www.pinecc.com 6 Steps to Avoid Data Blunders
- 21. www.pinecc.com #1: DON’T CLICK LOGIN LINKS
- 22. www.pinecc.com #1: DON’T CLICK LOGIN LINKS
- 23. www.pinecc.com #1: DON’T CLICK LOGIN LINKS
- 24. www.pinecc.com #1: DON’T CLICK LOGIN LINKS
- 25. www.pinecc.com #1: DON’T CLICK LOGIN LINKS
- 26. www.pinecc.com #1: DON’T CLICK LOGIN LINKS
- 27. www.pinecc.com #1: DON’T CLICK LOGIN LINKS
- 31. www.pinecc.com #3: DON’T ACT ON FEAR
- 32. www.pinecc.com #3: DON’T ACT ON FEAR
- 33. www.pinecc.com #3: DON’T ACT ON FEAR
- 35. www.pinecc.com #4: USE STRONG PASSWORDS Computers can make up to 350 billion password calculations per second For each character over 8, your password takes around 100 times longer to crack
- 36. www.pinecc.com #4: USE STRONG PASSWORDS Add Length: We recommend using at least 12 characters Add variation: Numbers (significant dates, lucky numbers) Special characters (@#$! or spaces) Capital letters Use easy-to-remember phrases: Favorite quotes Song lyrics Nursery rhymes
- 48. 7 Deadly Cyber-security Sins 1. Mobile Negligence 2. Mac Malice 3. Un-Secure WiFi 4. Un-Encrypted Email 5. Faulty Firewall 6. Un-Encrypted Files 7. Delinquent Web Filtering www.pinecc.com
- 49. Problem: • Increase in Mobile Usage • Increase in Mobile Exploits • Hackers are targeting mobile devices Solution: • Enforce Secure Passwords • Block Unwanted Apps • Enable Corporate Email • Implement Remote Wipe www.pinecc.com
- 50. Problem: • Myth of Protection • Macs can Host Windows Malware • Anti-Virus is Not Enough Solution: • "Cross-Platform" Endpoint Protection • Enforce User-Based Policies • Implement Anti-Ransomware Solution www.pinecc.com
- 51. Problem: • Easiest Access to Your Network • Known and Unknown Devices Connecting Solution: • Enforce Standard Network Security Policies • Block Undesirable Websites and Devices • Implement Isolated Public and Private Networks www.pinecc.com
- 52. Problem: • Email is fastest growing target • Gateway for Ransomware • Spam/Phishing Solution: • Implement Email Protection • Combine DLP and Policy Based Encryption www.pinecc.com
- 53. Problem: • First Line of Defense • Often Stateful Firewall Solution: • Unified Threat Management • Reporting and Management www.pinecc.com
- 54. Problem: • Last Line of Defense Solution: • Disaster Recovery Plan • Image Based Backup www.pinecc.com
- 55. Problem: • Threat has evolved • Legit sites are now being compromised • 80% of malicious URLs are detected on legitimate sites Solution: • Implement intelligent filtering • Off-campus web security www.pinecc.com