International Day for Disaster Reduction at the World Bank
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Even in this pandemic situation, thank you for making and running the HITCON 2021 so well. Thank you for giving me the chance to talk!
This presentation is revised by reinforcing Q&A. Look forward to seeing you offline next year!
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The cyber insecurity conundrum cuts across all things digital or networked. How can we prioritize defensive efforts across such a vast domain? This talk will describe a framework for engineering systems and policymaking based on the work factors for cyber attack and defense. After developing the work factor concept, it will be illustrated in several examples
Cybersecurity of Smart Cities is a controversial topic today. Researchers and professionals are debating the viability and sustainability of a large complex environment, which heavily relies on the digital infrastructure, especially from a cybersecurity perspective. Smart cities continuously deploy and update information and communication technology (ICT) to enhance the quality of life for citizens.
Cyber Training: Developing the Next Generation of Cyber AnalystsBooz Allen Hamilton
Part of the solution involves identifying and recruiting top thinkers into the field of cybersecurity, but the more immediate challenge is ensuring that cyber professionals have access to the training and information they need to keep their cyber intelligence analysis skills relevant and effective. Due to the rapidly evolving nature of the threat, education and training must be continuous, and this document focuses on strategies and best practices for developing a cyber force that maintains America’s position as a global leader in the information age.
Booz Allen Hamilton focuses on defining the vulnerabilities
further and identifying the potential mobile security exploits that could harm or damage a business. This article covers Booz Allen's approach to helping organizations develop a secure and effective mobile application security program.
Why is it getting harder to train the cybersecurity workforce? (ExtendedVersion)Seungjoo Kim
Even in this pandemic situation, thank you for making and running the HITCON 2021 so well. Thank you for giving me the chance to talk!
This presentation is revised by reinforcing Q&A. Look forward to seeing you offline next year!
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Cybersecurity of Smart Cities is a controversial topic today. Researchers and professionals are debating the viability and sustainability of a large complex environment, which heavily relies on the digital infrastructure, especially from a cybersecurity perspective. Smart cities continuously deploy and update information and communication technology (ICT) to enhance the quality of life for citizens.
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Part of the solution involves identifying and recruiting top thinkers into the field of cybersecurity, but the more immediate challenge is ensuring that cyber professionals have access to the training and information they need to keep their cyber intelligence analysis skills relevant and effective. Due to the rapidly evolving nature of the threat, education and training must be continuous, and this document focuses on strategies and best practices for developing a cyber force that maintains America’s position as a global leader in the information age.
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Go to www.esgjrconsultinginc.com
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[CB21] Keynote1:Shaking the Cybersecurity Kaleidoscope – An Immersive Look in...CODE BLUE
Over 10,000 new cybersecurity technologies are developed each year yet we do not see a correlating decrease in cybersecurity threats. This is because cybersecurity isn’t a mere computer science problem. The most vulnerable part in the security chain is humans. But humans are also a valuable asset in countering cybersecurity threats. A kaleidoscope is constantly changing pattern or sequence of elements. In cyber we need to shake the kaleidoscope to create new ways of both identifying and solving problems.
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Commercial Real Estate - Cyber Risk 2020CBIZ, Inc.
Commercial real estate has always been an attractive cyber target offering sophisticated hackers a wealth of personal information store in banking, lease, and employment records and multiple transaction points. Enter COVID-19. Almost overnight, nearly all routine activities are tied to remote capabilities. Now, it’s cyber threat and cyber risk on steroids. Here's a cyber professional’s view of the situation and links to several additional resources.
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If you are interested in understsanding a bit more the potential of Artifical Intelligence in Cybersecurity, you might want to have a look at this overview.
Written from my CISO -and non AI expert- point of view, for fellow security professional to navigate the AI hype, and (hopefully!) make better, informed decisions :-)
All feedback welcome !
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Network security is a dynamic art, with dangers appearing as fast as black hats can exploit vulnerabilities. While there are basic “golden rules” which can make life difficult for the bad guys, it remains a challenge to keep networks secure. John Chambers, Executive Chairman of Cisco, famously said “there are two types of companies: those that have been hacked, and those who don’t know they have been hacked”. The question for most organizations isn’t if they’re going to be breached, but how quickly they can isolate and mitigate the threat. In this paper, we’ll examine best practices for effective cybersecurity – from both a proactive (access hardening) and reactive (threat isolation and mitigation) perspective. We’ll address how network automation can help minimize cyberattacks by closing vulnerability gaps and how it can improve incident response times in the event of a cyberthreat. Finally, we’ll lay a vision for continuous network security, to explore how machine-to-machine automation may deliver an auto-securing and self-healing network.
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All feedback welcome !
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paper is intended to provide an understanding of the new
emphasis of attacks through use of robotic networks and how
some users and organizations are already preparing a response
using innovative visualization techniques in conjunction with
traditional methods. The scope of research will focus on basic
enterprise level services that are commonly provided by various
corporations; e.g., e-mail, browser applications, wireless and
mobile devices, IP telephony, and online banking. The research
will first review the network infrastructure common to most
corporate organizations and assume basic enterprise components
and functionality in response to the current security threats. The
second emphasis will consider the impact of malware robotic
networks (Botnets and Puppetnets) on the corporate network
infrastructure and how to address these threats with new and
innovative techniques. This approach is pragmatic in application
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Get The Information Here For Mobile Phone Investigation ToolsParaben Corporation
Mobile phone investigation tools are essential for uncovering crucial evidence stored within smartphones. These sophisticated software solutions meticulously analyze call logs, text messages, GPS data, and app usage, aiding law enforcement and corporate investigators alike in solving crimes and identifying security breaches. With their advanced capabilities, they ensure thorough scrutiny and effective resolution, contributing significantly to justice and security in the digital age.
The New Era of Public Safety Records Management: Dynamic talks Chicago 9/24/2019Grid Dynamics
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Research Interests: Privacy-Aware Computing,Wireless and Mobile Security,Fog
Computing,Mobile Health and Safety, Cognitive Radio Networking,Algorithm Design and
Analysis.
You should select papers from the following conferences:
IEEE INFOCOM, IEEE Symposium on security and privacy, ACM CCS, USENIX Security.
Solution
PRIVACY AWARE COMPUTING
Introduction
With the increasing public concerns of security and personal data privacy worldwide, security
and privacy become an important research area. This research area is very broad and covers
many application domains.
The security and privacy aware computing research group actually focuses on
(1) privacy-preserved computing,
(2) Video surveillance, and
(3) secure biometric system.
Now let us briefly discuss the above three groups.
Privacy-preserved Computing
Concerns on the data privacy have been increasing worldwide. For example, Apple was
reportedly fined by South Korea’s telecommunications regulator for allegedly collecting and
storing private location data of iPhone users. The privacy concerns raised by both end-users and
government authorities have been hindering the deployment of many valuable IT services, such
as data mining and analysis, data outsourcing, and mobile location-aware computing.
soo, in response to the growing necessity of protecting data privacy, our research group has been
focusing on developing innovative solutions towards information services --- to support these
services while preserving users’ personal privacy.
Video Surveillance
With the growing installation of surveillance video cameras in both private and public areas, the
closed-circuit TV (CCTV) has been evolved from a single camera system to a multiple camera
system; and has recently been extended to a large-scale network of cameras.
One of the objectives of a camera network is to monitor and understand security issues in the
area under surveillance. While the camera network hardware is generally well-designed and
roundly installed, the development of intelligent video analysis software lags far behind. As
such, our group has been focusing on developing video surveillance algorithms such as face
tracking, person re-identification, human action recognition.
Our goal is to develop an intelligent video surveillance system.
Secure Biometric System
With the growing use of biometrics, there is a rising concern about the security and privacy of
the biometric data. Recent studies show that simple attacks on a biometric system, such as hill
climbing, are able to recover the raw biometric data from stolen biometric template. Moreover,
the attacker may be able to make use of the stolen face template to access the system or cross-
match across databases. Our group has been working on face template protection, multimodality
template protection, and .
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15. Networked Video - Wide Range of potential placements of Networked Video for Public Safety Streets, Roadways, Public Spaces Schools Effective Information Command Buses Public Safety Vehicles Personnel
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17. “ Who is Who?” Recognizes the single identity who is made up of multiple records Mr. Joseph Carbella 55 Church Street New York, NY 10007 Tel#: 212-693-5312 DOB: 07/08/66 SID#: 068588345 DL#: 544 210 836 Mr. Joe Jones APT 4909 Bethesda, MD 20814 Tel#: 978-365-6631 DOB: 09/07/66 Mr. Joe Carbello 1 Bourne St Clinton MA 01510 TEL#: 978-365 - 6631 DL#: 544 210 836 DOB: 07/09/66 Mr. Joey Carbello 555 Church Ave New York, NY 10070 Tel#: 212-693-5312 DL#: 544 210 836 PPN#: 086588345 Close match Exact match
18. Single Sign On Role Based Personalization Customization Navigation Security Integration on the Glass Operations Planning Incident Management Mapping People Finder Live Feeds Collaboration
19. Overview Overview Live chat See cameras on map Situational Awareness and Collaboration Real-time video with captions Awareness Live video feeds
20. Service Discovery Services Enterprise Service Management Services SOA Foundation – Accelerator Common Enterprise Services Enabled by IBM SOA Planning & Preparedness Services (Virtual Agility Corp) Incident Management Services (NC4 Corp) Decision Support Services (ThoughtWeb Corp) School Planning Services (SafePlans Corp) 3D Digital Building Services (Archaio Corp) ISV Services Geo Spatial & Situational Awareness Services (ESRI Corp) Radio Connect Services (KITS Corp) Network Services (CISCO Corp) Mass Alert Notification Services (Amatra Corp) Radio & System Technologies (Motorola Corp) Service Service Service Service Service Service Service Messaging Services Service Mediation Services Service Collaboration Services (Video Conf, Chat, Whiteboard etc.) Service Security Services (Secure Access, TIM, TAM, Single Sign On, DataPower) Service Service Service Service Service Service Enterprise Service Bus
21. Case Study: Child Abduction With Crime Information Warehouse 4 year old male abducted while he was with a babysitter and his mother was at work. The former babysitter came by and took the child claiming she had permission from the mother. Without Crime Information Warehouse Full Court Press: Police establish a task force and initiate investigative canvasses … the hours pass Prior to initiating a full court press the squad detective calls for assistance. The suspects id is entered in the system, which produces 7 names, 7 addresses, 3 DOB’s, & 6 SS numbers. Investigators easily find common denominator and locate the child and the suspect.
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