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The document discusses Verizon's Real-Time Enterprise strategy which aims to enable real-time business processes through 5G and edge computing technologies. It outlines how these technologies can power IoT applications, deep network integration, and real-time operational intelligence. The strategy is focused on industries like retail, manufacturing, and healthcare by providing use cases like in-store visibility, automated production, and remote patient monitoring. Verizon provides services across the lifecycle from ideating solutions to implementation to help customers realize value from digital transformation.

Fintech Cyber Security Survey Hong Knog 2018

Entersoft Security

This survey of over 100 Hong Kong fintech companies in 2017-2018 found that: - A majority had medium cybersecurity risks with scores over 6000 but below 8000. - Over 1/3 had not configured SPF and over 3/4 had not configured DKIM or DMARC, leaving them vulnerable to phishing. - 70% had not set up a privacy policy or terms page on their site, risking noncompliance with GDPR. - 42% were susceptible to the CRIME SSL vulnerability and under 7% to POODLE, showing risks from outdated encryption. - Over half had vulnerabilities like lack of XSS protection, WAF, or HTTPS that could enable attacks.

SafeDNS Cloud-based Web Filtering for MSP, MSSP and VAR

SafeDNS

Take a look at how MSP, MSSP and VAR can benefit with AI-powered products and services for web content filtering and cyber security, provided by a leading vendor of such cloud-based solutions. Being experts in web categorization, cloud security, and analysis of internet resources, SafeDNS helps IT security solution resellers and service providers to protect their customers against websites with malicious, irrelevant and unwanted content.

Why Organisations Need_Barac

Barac

Encryption is growing with hackers using encrypted traffic to hide. 60% of attacks are now using encryption to hide and the TOP 4 attacks of 2019 Decryption is not the solution with problems of cost, scalability, performances and implementation. The current cyber solutions have limited visibility on encrypted traffic. Barac helps you detect malware and attacks on encrypted traffic without decryption using machine learning and behavioural analytics for real time and high accuracy detection.

Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence Briefing

Mark is regarded as a Cybersecurity thought Leader. In 2002 Mark founded the Atlantic Canada High Technology Crime Investigation Association. In 2015 Mark published the first NIST Cybersecurity Framework Foundation course. Mark was trained by IBM on IBM’s AS400 and worked with IBM Global Services on a Red Team conducting penetration testing against off shore financial institutions.Mark has led the design and implementation of information security programs for many US and Canadian organisations using ISO. Mark led Central 1 Credit Union to become the first Canadian Bank to earn ISO/IEC 27001 Certification. During Mark’s work with BC Government 2008 he also led the Ministry of Finance Division Corporate Account Services to become the first Canadian Government entity to earn ISO 27001 Registration /Certification.

What's Hot In IT - Cybersecurity

Row Murray

This document provides information about an event promoting cybersecurity and women in technology. It encourages joining an organization that helps women and girls get involved in IT careers. It lists speakers at the event from cybersecurity companies and academia. It defines cybersecurity and discusses common cyber attacks, the importance of security basics like passwords and updates, and the Australian Signals Directorate's Essential 8 cybersecurity strategies. The document promotes continuing the conversation on social media and contacting the event organizer for more information.

Cyber Risk Management in the New Digitalisation Age - eSentinel™

Netpluz Asia Pte Ltd

This document discusses the growing importance of security and zero-trust models in today's shifting IT landscape. It notes that most web transactions are now encrypted, mobility is changing the perimeter, and shadow IT is becoming the norm. However, 66% of companies are still breached despite increased spending on security. The document highlights recent ransomware attacks and outlines gaps between what CEOs and technical officers view as primary threats. It argues for a strategic focus on zero-trust security practices like multi-factor authentication and privileged access management to better protect against breaches involving stolen passwords or abuse of privileges. The document concludes by noting areas of infrastructure, policy, and skills that Iraq needs to strengthen its national cybersecurity posture.

[CB20] It is a World Wide Web, but All Politics is Local: Planning to Survive...

Since the birth of the World Wide Web in 1989, despite the fact that the key function of the Internet is to communicate, share and distribute information without borders, countries have varied in their understanding and policies on how the Internet should work in their jurisdiction; some have codified laws bolstering Internet sovereignty or built firewalls to control online information flows. At the 25th anniversary of the Internet in 2014, the Pew Research Center invited over 1400 technology industry leaders and academics to reflect on the impact of the Internet over the next ten years. The top Internet threat these experts named was that nation-states could increasingly block, filter, segment and Balkanize the Internet for geopolitical, economic, social and security reasons. In 2020, six years after that Pew report, amidst a global pandemic, growing populist partisanship in many countries, and heightened geopolitical tensions between the world’s largest economies, the splintering of Internet communities seems even more imminent than before, as governments seek to limit the sometimes harmful power of social media speech and Internet companies' encroachments on personal privacy. Is the global trend towards segmentation and Balkanization of the Internet forthcoming? What are its implications for business operations globally in terms of cost, planning, continuity, and liabilities ? How will cyber threats evolve as businesses adjust their operations to adapt to a more-segmented Internet? This talk will address these issues by identifying and characterizing the evidence of the segmentation and Balkanization of the Internet and by providing broad cyber threat and risk profiles for each region and practical mitigation measures to improve business resilience.

INSECURE Magazine - 42

Felipe Prado

This document provides information about the (IN)SECURE Magazine, including: - The contacts for feedback, contributions, news and marketing. - That the magazine can be freely distributed in its original PDF format. - A summary of articles in the current issue, including topics like DARPA's Cyber Grand Challenge, Google releasing the source code for a Chrome encryption extension, and a survey of security practices at higher education institutions.

Emulating an Adversary with Imperfect Intelligence

The document discusses emulating adversaries by leveraging threat intelligence. It proposes emulating APT29 as the adversary. The outline discusses gathering intelligence on APT29, recognizing gaps or imperfections in the intelligence, developing tools and techniques to fill in gaps, and organizing the intelligence into an emulation plan. The document provides background on adversary emulation and challenges it introduces due to needing threat intelligence and dealing with imperfect intelligence.

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Storytelling is a powerful tool for cybersecurity leaders aiming to improve communication with IT and non-IT stakeholders alike; the most trusted advisors are effective storytellers. With the right data—like the recently released 2019 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report—CISOs and their teams can tell meaningful and relevant stories that help organizations strengthen their security cultures and empower executives to make better decisions about resource allocation and risk tolerance.

State of the ATT&CK - ATT&CKcon Power Hour

The document provides an overview of the state of the ATT&CK framework in 2020. It discusses that ATT&CK remains strong with 39 MITRE staff supporting it and a growing community. It describes the submission process and talks for the ATT&CKcon Power Hour, with 46% of talks submitted on the last day. It also previews upcoming changes and additions to ATT&CK in 2021, including potential stability in the Enterprise matrix with no changes as large as adding the PRE tactics or subtechniques.

[CB20] Illicit QQ Communities: What's Being Shared? by Aaron Shraberg

QQ, a Chinese chat service with hundreds of millions of active monthly users, contains numerous groups discussing hacking and fraud tools and techniques. These groups use a unique language to discuss illicit activities, including a mix of Chinese and English characters, emoticons and memes. Assessing data from hundreds of such groups, this case study aims to discuss insights about the tools and techniques being shared. An examination of file names, the content of some files, and the nature of discussions around sharing of the files sheds light on discussions around illicit online activity, identifying rules of engagement and cultural norms for this unique and relatively closed community of online actors. Despite its widespread usage within China and its exposure to China's well-documented surveillance apparatus, QQ is still rife with discussions themed around illicit hacking behavior as QQ group members share a large number of fraud tools and techniques. This may suggest some degree of permissiveness or "turning a blind eye" on the part of Chinese authorities—who undoubtedly have an aperture into these group’s chat histories. At the same time, creative jargon and subtle communication about fraud schemes likely makes detection challenging as hacking services, malicious file sharing, and cybercrime remain rampant.

Data Science vs. the Bad Guys: Defending LinkedIn from Fraud and Abuse

As the world’s largest professional network, LinkedIn is subject to a barrage of fraudulent and/or abusive activity aimed at its member-facing products. LinkedIn’s Security Data Science team is tasked with detecting bad activity and building proactive solutions to keep it from happening in the first place. In this talk we explore various types of abuse we see at LinkedIn and discuss some of the solutions we’ve built to defend against them. We focus on ways bad actors can enter the site: fake accounts and account takeover. Some common themes include: - Precision/recall tradeoffs: No model is 100% accurate, so we must always make a call on where to draw the line when flagging accounts or activity as abusive. What’s the cost of labeling a good member as bad vs. labeling a bad member as good? - Online/offline tradeoffs: Online models can stop fraudulent activity before it has a chance to gain traction; offline models can use more data and cast a wider net, while also requiring less engineering effort to build. For any given abuse pattern, we must consider whether we can detect and stop the activity in real-time and also whether it’s worth the effort to do so. - Machine learning vs. heuristic rules: Machine-learned models can be very powerful, but they also require sufficient well-labeled training data and are more difficult to maintain. Heuristic (though still data-driven!) rules can often achieve 90% of the goal with 10% of the effort — but how do you tell when this is the case?

Server-Side Second Factors: Approaches to Measuring User Authenticity

Passwords are used for user authentication by almost every Internet service today, despite a number of well-known weaknesses: passwords are often simple and easy to guess; they are re-used across sites; and they are susceptible to phishing. Numerous methods to replace or supplement passwords have been proposed, such as two-factor authentication or biometric authentication, but none has been adopted widely, leaving most accounts on most websites protected by a password only. One approach to strengthening password-based authentication without changing user experience is to classify login attempts into *normal* and *suspicious* activity based on a number of parameters such as source IP, geolocation, browser configuration, time of day, and so on. For the suspicious attempts the service can then require additional verification, e.g., by an additional phone-based authentication step. Systems working along these principles have been deployed by many Internet services but have never been studied publicly. In this work we propose a statistical framework for measuring the validity of a login attempt. We built a prototype implementation and tested on real login data from LinkedIn using only two features: IP address and browser's useragent. We find that we can achieve good accuracy using only *user login history* and *reputation systems*; in particular, a nascent service with no labeled account takeover data can still use our framework to protect its users. When combined with labeled data, our system can achieve even higher accuracy.

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According to the Verizon DBIR 2017, 61% of data breach victims in 2016 were small businesses with under 1000 employees. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) technology helps enterprises minimize data leakage threats and prevent sensitive information like employee information, client data, intellectual property, and financial data from leaving a corporate network, which could occur due to human error, USB drives, cloud storage, email, or network sharing. DLP provides enhanced protection across Windows and Mac platforms, centralized management and visibility of policies, monitoring of data transfer through multiple channels, and real-time notifications and reports on data flows.

2017 Predictions: Identity and Security

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Guest speaker Andras Cser, VP and Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, and Stephen Cox, Chief Security Architect at SecureAuth, discussed the emerging Identity and Access Management Trends for 2017. Learn how these trends will impact your organization and how you can develop an effective Adaptive Authentication Strategy to stay ahead of the trends and cyber attackers. Learn more on these emerging 2017 trends: * The evolution of the threat landscape & emerging threats * What adaptive authentication in 2017 will look like * Why it's time to go passwordless * Types of breaches to watch for in 2017

It’s time to boost VoIP network security

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More businesses are adopting VoIP due to cost savings and features, but it also brings security risks if not properly secured. VoIP traffic flows like unprotected data and is vulnerable to eavesdropping, hacked voicemail, spoofing and denial of service attacks. The Shodan search engine reveals unsecured VoIP devices online. Best practices include separating voice and data traffic, encrypting sensitive calls, keeping systems updated, restricting call types and training employees. Without proper security, VoIP systems risk exposing private information through breaches.

How to Find Security Breaches Before They Sink You

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Anomalous activity that significantly deviates from normal patterns could indicate a security breach. Examples are provided of outliers that may warrant further investigation, such as a single IP address sending over 100,000 tweets in one day, an employee uploading 4.5 GB of files to an unsecured cloud service, or a manufacturing employee uploading 48.7 GB of data to an external sharing site in a single day. The document recommends monitoring for anomalous outliers to detect potential breaches early before they can seriously impact the business.

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Clearswift and F5 have partnered to provide a highly scalable secure application delivery platform that uses Clearswift's Adaptive Redaction technology and F5's application delivery architecture. This integration detects and transparently resolves security issues in a proactive manner before sensitive information is lost. The platform provides deep content inspection, complete web server protection including SSL inspection, and the ability to modify requests and responses to prevent data loss and targeted attacks. The deployment is simplified using the ICAP protocol to identify content needing inspection based on policy rules.

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The document discusses trends in crimeware and techniques used to evade detection. It describes how legitimate websites can be compromised to deliver drive-by downloads and how obfuscation is used to circumvent signature-based detection. The document analyzes examples of infected servers harvesting login credentials and personal data from victims. It advocates for proactive inspection of web content to detect unknown threats unlike reactive signature-based approaches.

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This document discusses security threats facing the healthcare industry, including potential blind spots. It identifies insider threats, partner risk, and the dark web as major security concerns. The document emphasizes that healthcare organizations must improve their visibility into potential risks, such as by monitoring the dark web and partner ecosystems more closely. It recommends that healthcare providers partner with experienced security firms that can deliver managed security services and advanced threat detection capabilities.

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Online fraud continues to grow as more shoppers move online. In 2011, there were 7.9 million fraud cases in Europe totaling 1.16 billion euros, with 56% occurring through e-commerce. European Merchant Services holds an annual conference called the EMS RISK EVENT to help retailers increase their knowledge of online fraud prevention and detection tools. Attendees can learn from fraud experts, customers, and partners to help protect their online businesses from fraudsters. Those interested in attending next year's event can contact the EMS marketing department.

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1) The document outlines five steps to take when an organization experiences a "Zero Hour", which is when sensitive data is at risk due to a security breach or hack. The five steps are: understand your data and where it is stored; evaluate and update data security policies; plan your data breach response; check cyber liability insurance coverage; and assess information security representations to clients. 2) It stresses the importance of understanding what sensitive data an organization has, where it is located, and having updated security policies. It also recommends planning an internal response team and external partners to contact in the event of a breach. 3) Organizations should also check what cybersecurity incidents their insurance policies cover and ensure security claims to clients

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Three simple steps can help companies counter internal fraud: 1) be proactive in identifying fraud risks through education and enforcing policies; 2) strengthen employment policies such as background checks and monitoring employee behavior; 3) employ data analytics tools to quickly analyze large amounts of data to identify suspicious patterns and mitigate risks early before significant damage occurs. Wynyard provides powerful software and analytics to help identify fraud and protect organizations.

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