Cybersecurity is the Future of Computing
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This document discusses cybersecurity and provides recommendations for improving security operations. It outlines the main sources of data breaches in 2017, with malicious outsiders being the largest source at 72%. The document then lists five best practices for security operations centers, including establishing a defendable perimeter, ensuring network visibility, hardening systems to best practices, using threat intelligence and machine learning, and fostering a culture of curiosity. Finally, it advertises the NSA open source software library which contains various cybersecurity tools and guidance.
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Learn how to prevent & detect even the most complex “file-less” ransomware exploits
Ransomware continues to evolve as perpetrators develop new exploits with consequences that can be dramatic and immediate. The purveyors of ransomware continue to prosper with adversaries developing new strains such as Zepto and Cerber that are proving to be more challenging than ever. Other exploits can alter programmable logic controller (PLC) parameters and adversely impact mechanical systems. Clearly, new defense approaches are needed because organizations can no longer rely on backups and conventional security solutions to protect them. Join CrowdStrike Senior Security Architect Dan Brown as he offers details on these sophisticated new ransomware threats, and reveals recent innovations designed to offer better protection – including new indicator of attack (IOA) behavioral analysis methodologies that can detect and prevent even the most complex “file-less” ransomware exploits.
Attend this CrowdCast where Dan will discuss:
--The challenges of defending against dangerous new variants, such as Zepto and Cerber
--Real-world examples of ransomware in action and the sophisticated tactics being used by a variety of adversaries
--How the CrowdStrike Falcon cloud-delivered platform can defend your organization against new super strains of ransomware that use sophisticated malware-free tactics
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Institution
Date
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First Name
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Last Name
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Work Email Address
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Possible Violation of ISO/IEC 27002:2013
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Privacy Information - ISO 27000 (Country Privacy Act Law)
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Table of Contents
1.Introduction5
2.Problem Statement5
3.Background5
4.Requirements and specification5
4.1.UserGroups5
4.2.Functional Requirements6
4.3.Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs)7
5.System Design10
5.1.
Solution
Concept10
5.2.Proposed System Architecture11
5.2.1Alternative 111
5.2.2Aternative 211
5.2.3etc11
5.2.4Production and Staging Environments13
5.3.Component Design13
5.3.1Hardware Components13
5.3.2Software Components13
5.3.2.1User Interface – Web client13
5.3.2.2.UseCaseDescription13
5.3.2.3.Back-End Database14
4.4.Design Evaluation15
6.Implementation16
6.1System Implemented Architecture16
6.1.1.Tier Two – Application Server and Web-Server16
6.1.1.1.The Web-Server16
<<if needed>>16
6.2Access Levels16
6.3System Services or Functionalities16
7.Testing, Analysis and Evaluation17
7.1Testing Methodology17
7.2System Analysis and Evaluation17
7.3Test Execution and Test Results17
7.3.1Integration Testing17
7.3.2Functional Testing17
7.4Examples on testing18
7.4.1Check password Strength18
<< this might be an example of testing password strength>>18
8.Issues, Engineering Tools and Standards18
8.1.Issues18
8.2.Engineering Tools and Standards18
9.Teamwork18
10.Conclusion20
10.1.Conclusion20
10.2.Future Work20
Appendix A: Test Plan21
Appendix B: Progress Report-Teamwork22
Appendix C- Attachments and Source Code24
References25
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List of Figures
Figure 5 Use-Case Diagram12
Figure 7 High Level Implementation Architecture15
Figure 14 Security Domains Access Levels15
List of Tables
Table 1 User Groups5
Table 2 Non Functional Requirements7
Table 3 System Use Case Description12
Table 4 Comparing On-Cloud and On-Site Options14
Table 7 Team responsiblites, Contributions, and expertise18
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◇不清楚认证流程以及材料该如何准备；
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