Egon Zehnder is developing its role in cybersecurity consulting. The document discusses trends in cybersecurity threats like increased interconnectivity and mobile device usage. It also examines the state of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) role and how companies can take a proactive approach to cybersecurity through executive collaboration, ongoing vigilance, and placing the right CISO. Egon Zehnder has had success placing qualified CISOs in companies across industries globally.
Enisa report guidelines for securing the internet of thingsnajascj
This document from ENISA provides guidelines for securing the Internet of Things (IoT) supply chain. It analyzes the different stages of the IoT supply chain and identifies security threats. The key guidelines concluded are:
1) Forge better relationships between supply chain actors.
2) Further cultivate cybersecurity expertise across the supply chain.
3) Adopt security by design principles throughout the product development lifecycle.
4) Take a comprehensive and explicit approach to security across all supply chain stages.
5) Leverage existing standards and good practices for IoT supply chain security.
Security and Privacy Big Challenges in Internet of thingsIRJET Journal
This document discusses security and privacy challenges with Internet of Things (IoT) systems. It notes that IoT provides broad functionality but also raises important challenges regarding privacy and security. Some key issues discussed include insufficient authentication, lack of transport encryption, insecure interfaces, default credentials, lack of secure coding practices, and privacy concerns regarding personal data collection. The document recommends approaches to address these challenges, such as base device analysis, network traffic verification, secure code reviews, and end-to-end penetration testing.
Companies are developing their internal IoT security capabilities as they progress with IoT adoption in order to address lingering security concerns. While basic security issues like default passwords continue to put IoT devices at risk, more mature adopters are now enforcing stricter security specifications for devices and treating IoT security like corporate IT security through practices such as network segmentation, access controls and training users. Experts recommend that rather than fearing IoT, companies should find ways to benefit from it by developing internal expertise to ensure their IoT use is secure.
IRJET- An Alert System for Home Security based on Internet of ThingIRJET Journal
This document describes a proposed home security system based on Internet of Things (IoT) that aims to provide real-time alerts with minimal delay. The system uses a Raspberry Pi, PIR motion sensors, and cameras to detect intrusions and send email alerts and photos to the homeowner. If a sensor detects motion when no one is home, it will send a signal to the Raspberry Pi, which will take a photo using the camera and email it to the homeowner along with a notification. The system is designed to address issues with existing home security systems like delays in sending alerts and lack of remote access. It aims to provide a low-cost and easy to use IoT-enabled security solution.
The document is a code of practice for consumer IoT security that provides 13 guidelines for securing internet-connected devices and associated services. The guidelines address issues such as using unique passwords instead of defaults, keeping software updated, securely storing credentials, encrypting communications, and making it easy for consumers to delete personal data. The aim is to support all parties in developing secure consumer IoT products and services.
Research insights - state of network securityMiguel Mello
This document summarizes the findings of a survey conducted by the Enterprise Strategy Group on the state of network security. The key findings are:
1) Network security operations have become more difficult for most organizations in the last two years due to factors like more devices/traffic on networks and evolving cyber threats.
2) While many organizations monitor network traffic and metadata for visibility, three-quarters believe visibility across their networks could be improved.
3) Adding more security tools may not solve challenges, as organizations already use 5-7 tools on average. A platform approach could better integrate existing tools.
The document discusses security issues related to the growing number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices. It summarizes several papers related to IoT security and proposes solutions. Specifically:
- The large number of interconnected IoT devices from different technologies and networks poses security and privacy risks as they can be hacked more easily.
- Some proposed solutions discussed include consumer security indexes to help consumers identify more secure devices, on-demand security configurations to enable security functions when needed, and information sharing systems to collect and analyze security-related information.
- Other proposals examined are using blockchain technology, intelligent monitoring systems in vehicles, physical unclonable functions for authentication, and remote security management servers to improve IoT device security
IoT and Cybersecurity: What can be done? by Gerald Faulhaber at Inform[ED] Io...CableLabs
As IoT insecurity creates vulnerabilities, policymakers become concerned about the health of the Internet. How can public policy address these concerns in a smart way, targeting their efforts to improve IoT security without imposing unnecessary costs across the Internet ecosystem or creating unintended effects? What is the role of government versus industry?
Gerald Faulhaber
Professor Emeritus, Business Economics & Public Policy, Wharton School
https://www.cablelabs.com/informed/
Enisa report guidelines for securing the internet of thingsnajascj
This document from ENISA provides guidelines for securing the Internet of Things (IoT) supply chain. It analyzes the different stages of the IoT supply chain and identifies security threats. The key guidelines concluded are:
1) Forge better relationships between supply chain actors.
2) Further cultivate cybersecurity expertise across the supply chain.
3) Adopt security by design principles throughout the product development lifecycle.
4) Take a comprehensive and explicit approach to security across all supply chain stages.
5) Leverage existing standards and good practices for IoT supply chain security.
Security and Privacy Big Challenges in Internet of thingsIRJET Journal
This document discusses security and privacy challenges with Internet of Things (IoT) systems. It notes that IoT provides broad functionality but also raises important challenges regarding privacy and security. Some key issues discussed include insufficient authentication, lack of transport encryption, insecure interfaces, default credentials, lack of secure coding practices, and privacy concerns regarding personal data collection. The document recommends approaches to address these challenges, such as base device analysis, network traffic verification, secure code reviews, and end-to-end penetration testing.
Companies are developing their internal IoT security capabilities as they progress with IoT adoption in order to address lingering security concerns. While basic security issues like default passwords continue to put IoT devices at risk, more mature adopters are now enforcing stricter security specifications for devices and treating IoT security like corporate IT security through practices such as network segmentation, access controls and training users. Experts recommend that rather than fearing IoT, companies should find ways to benefit from it by developing internal expertise to ensure their IoT use is secure.
IRJET- An Alert System for Home Security based on Internet of ThingIRJET Journal
This document describes a proposed home security system based on Internet of Things (IoT) that aims to provide real-time alerts with minimal delay. The system uses a Raspberry Pi, PIR motion sensors, and cameras to detect intrusions and send email alerts and photos to the homeowner. If a sensor detects motion when no one is home, it will send a signal to the Raspberry Pi, which will take a photo using the camera and email it to the homeowner along with a notification. The system is designed to address issues with existing home security systems like delays in sending alerts and lack of remote access. It aims to provide a low-cost and easy to use IoT-enabled security solution.
The document is a code of practice for consumer IoT security that provides 13 guidelines for securing internet-connected devices and associated services. The guidelines address issues such as using unique passwords instead of defaults, keeping software updated, securely storing credentials, encrypting communications, and making it easy for consumers to delete personal data. The aim is to support all parties in developing secure consumer IoT products and services.
Research insights - state of network securityMiguel Mello
This document summarizes the findings of a survey conducted by the Enterprise Strategy Group on the state of network security. The key findings are:
1) Network security operations have become more difficult for most organizations in the last two years due to factors like more devices/traffic on networks and evolving cyber threats.
2) While many organizations monitor network traffic and metadata for visibility, three-quarters believe visibility across their networks could be improved.
3) Adding more security tools may not solve challenges, as organizations already use 5-7 tools on average. A platform approach could better integrate existing tools.
The document discusses security issues related to the growing number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices. It summarizes several papers related to IoT security and proposes solutions. Specifically:
- The large number of interconnected IoT devices from different technologies and networks poses security and privacy risks as they can be hacked more easily.
- Some proposed solutions discussed include consumer security indexes to help consumers identify more secure devices, on-demand security configurations to enable security functions when needed, and information sharing systems to collect and analyze security-related information.
- Other proposals examined are using blockchain technology, intelligent monitoring systems in vehicles, physical unclonable functions for authentication, and remote security management servers to improve IoT device security
IoT and Cybersecurity: What can be done? by Gerald Faulhaber at Inform[ED] Io...CableLabs
As IoT insecurity creates vulnerabilities, policymakers become concerned about the health of the Internet. How can public policy address these concerns in a smart way, targeting their efforts to improve IoT security without imposing unnecessary costs across the Internet ecosystem or creating unintended effects? What is the role of government versus industry?
Gerald Faulhaber
Professor Emeritus, Business Economics & Public Policy, Wharton School
https://www.cablelabs.com/informed/
This document discusses the importance of syringe services programs (SSPs) and the partial lifting of the federal ban on funding for them. Key points:
- In the US, 8% of new HIV infections and 11 people per day are due to injection drug use. Injection drug users are twice as likely to be unaware of their HIV status.
- Outside of Africa, 30% of new HIV infections are due to injection drug use. No federal funding can currently go to SSPs outside the US.
- Hepatitis C is a leading cause of death among people living with HIV in the US and the leading cause of liver transplants.
- The House and Senate have identical language for a
This document is a resume for John S. Breyel, who has over 30 years of experience in healthcare, mental health, case management, marketing, admissions, and information technology. He holds an MBA with a healthcare management emphasis and is 6 hours away from completing an MS in Computer Information Systems. His resume details his work history, highlighting roles in clinical case management, program management, marketing, admissions, customer service, and social services.
Este documento resume los principales aspectos de la Ley de Contrataciones del Estado y su reglamento, incluyendo el ámbito de aplicación, los principios que rigen la ley, y los impedimentos para contratar. Cubre temas como las entidades sujetas a la ley, los supuestos excluidos, los nueve principios que guían la interpretación de la normativa, y las diversas categorías de personas naturales y jurídicas que se encuentran impedidas de participar en procesos de contratación con el Estado.
This document discusses big data and provides an overview of the topic. It defines big data as high-volume, high-velocity, and high-variety data that requires new technologies and techniques to capture, store, distribute, manage and analyze. The document outlines the progression of analytics and data management technologies. It also discusses Hadoop as a big data technology, provides examples of big data use cases, and notes opportunities and gaps in the big data landscape.
Βασικά Στοιχεία Θεμελιώδους και Τεχνικής Ανάλυσης
του Παναγιώτη Σοφιανόπουλου
Εισηγητή Σεμιναρίων χρηματιστηριακής θεματολογίας με την Ευεπιχειρείν και Συγγραφέας του βιβλίου HERETIC INVESTOR - A work smart, not hard, way to profit on Wall Street!
που μπορείτε να βρείτε στο amazon.com
El documento describe el aparato circulatorio. Este incluye el corazón, que impulsa la sangre, y una red cerrada de conductos como venas, capilares y vasos linfáticos. El aparato circulatorio tiene la función principal de transportar líquidos, gases y nutrientes, y eliminar desechos. Describe la morfología y fisiología del corazón, incluyendo sus cámaras, válvulas y ciclo cardíaco de contracción y relajación.
5 Google Analytics Features You Should Be UsingMatchCraft
Google Analytics is jam-packed with features that give you an instant status on your website’s health, mishaps and opportunities. The only problem? Most marketers don’t have some of the best features of Google Analytics enabled—leaving opportunity for optimization on the table.
These five features of Google Analytics are just a few of our favorites!
Suchindra Samavedam is a software testing professional with over 9 years of experience in test management, execution, and automation. He currently works as a Team Lead at Accenture with expertise in project planning, requirement analysis, test case design, defect management, and client relationship management. Notable accomplishments include executing projects for major clients across various industries, developing testing tools and frameworks, and mentoring teams of up to 25 members.
Tim Tam 50th Anniversary Campaign Revisedmatthew164217
The Tim Tam 50th anniversary marketing campaign underperformed in fully reaching its target audience in Australia. The campaign lacked an integrated digital strategy and did not maximize social media platforms. It also failed to coordinate promotional videos with its "50 flights in 50 days" contest. To address these issues, the summary proposes:
1) Publishing promotional videos on YouTube and launching the contest on Instagram to better engage audiences across platforms.
2) Allowing time for increased social sharing to generate more contest entries.
3) Concluding with a reunion video on TV, YouTube, and updated packaging to reinforce the campaign's message of bringing people together.
Tarek Sadaka
IE Application
October 2015 Admissions
Express Yourself: Question J
How do you imagine social interaction within 10 years, taking into consideration the impact of technology on human relations?
The document discusses the structure and conventions of thriller narratives. It analyzes how a sample thriller opening fits with the typical cause-and-effect structure described by Todorov, beginning with a slight unease rather than total equilibrium. The sample thriller also ends between equilibrium and disequilibrium, with unresolved tension and a cliffhanger. A worksheet then evaluates how well the sample thriller adheres to conventions of the genre in terms of narrative, characters, themes, settings and other elements, noting it sticks closely to thriller concepts like conspiracy but subverts conventions through its atypical setting.
Protecting Accounting Firms and their Clients - Eric Vanderburg - JurInnovEric Vanderburg
This document discusses cybersecurity threats facing accounting firms and their clients. It provides examples of major data breaches in recent years that impacted millions of customer accounts. While many firms believe they are protected, the document cites statistics showing that most have no formal cybersecurity or internet use policies. It also discusses new regulations and standards, like the HIPAA Omnibus Rules and a recent Executive Order, that require firms to improve their cybersecurity practices to safeguard sensitive data. The role of a Virtual Chief Security Officer is introduced to help firms address these growing risks and compliance requirements.
Data Security in the Insurance Industry: what you need to know about data pro...XeniT Solutions nv
With the amount of personal and sensitive customer information needed to accurately ensure a client, it’s no wonder the Insurance industry is a target for data security threats.
While all businesses across every industry are at risk, there are a few things that make the insurance industry particularly attractive – and susceptible – to data breaches and cyber-attacks.
- The sheer volume of information available
- The highly sensitive nature of the information
- Large amounts of unstructured data
In this webinar, our speakers illustrated the state of art, including the technical and legal framework, to protect your most relevant information from cyberattacks. You will learn:
- How to define a roadmap that optimizes the impact of cyber security expenditure
- How to adopt a general risk management approach to identify Cyber security risks
- What are the most relevant technologies available today to protect your data
This document discusses the importance of syringe services programs (SSPs) and the partial lifting of the federal ban on funding for them. Key points:
- In the US, 8% of new HIV infections and 11 people per day are due to injection drug use. Injection drug users are twice as likely to be unaware of their HIV status.
- Outside of Africa, 30% of new HIV infections are due to injection drug use. No federal funding can currently go to SSPs outside the US.
- Hepatitis C is a leading cause of death among people living with HIV in the US and the leading cause of liver transplants.
- The House and Senate have identical language for a
This document is a resume for John S. Breyel, who has over 30 years of experience in healthcare, mental health, case management, marketing, admissions, and information technology. He holds an MBA with a healthcare management emphasis and is 6 hours away from completing an MS in Computer Information Systems. His resume details his work history, highlighting roles in clinical case management, program management, marketing, admissions, customer service, and social services.
Este documento resume los principales aspectos de la Ley de Contrataciones del Estado y su reglamento, incluyendo el ámbito de aplicación, los principios que rigen la ley, y los impedimentos para contratar. Cubre temas como las entidades sujetas a la ley, los supuestos excluidos, los nueve principios que guían la interpretación de la normativa, y las diversas categorías de personas naturales y jurídicas que se encuentran impedidas de participar en procesos de contratación con el Estado.
This document discusses big data and provides an overview of the topic. It defines big data as high-volume, high-velocity, and high-variety data that requires new technologies and techniques to capture, store, distribute, manage and analyze. The document outlines the progression of analytics and data management technologies. It also discusses Hadoop as a big data technology, provides examples of big data use cases, and notes opportunities and gaps in the big data landscape.
Βασικά Στοιχεία Θεμελιώδους και Τεχνικής Ανάλυσης
του Παναγιώτη Σοφιανόπουλου
Εισηγητή Σεμιναρίων χρηματιστηριακής θεματολογίας με την Ευεπιχειρείν και Συγγραφέας του βιβλίου HERETIC INVESTOR - A work smart, not hard, way to profit on Wall Street!
που μπορείτε να βρείτε στο amazon.com
El documento describe el aparato circulatorio. Este incluye el corazón, que impulsa la sangre, y una red cerrada de conductos como venas, capilares y vasos linfáticos. El aparato circulatorio tiene la función principal de transportar líquidos, gases y nutrientes, y eliminar desechos. Describe la morfología y fisiología del corazón, incluyendo sus cámaras, válvulas y ciclo cardíaco de contracción y relajación.
5 Google Analytics Features You Should Be UsingMatchCraft
Google Analytics is jam-packed with features that give you an instant status on your website’s health, mishaps and opportunities. The only problem? Most marketers don’t have some of the best features of Google Analytics enabled—leaving opportunity for optimization on the table.
These five features of Google Analytics are just a few of our favorites!
Suchindra Samavedam is a software testing professional with over 9 years of experience in test management, execution, and automation. He currently works as a Team Lead at Accenture with expertise in project planning, requirement analysis, test case design, defect management, and client relationship management. Notable accomplishments include executing projects for major clients across various industries, developing testing tools and frameworks, and mentoring teams of up to 25 members.
Tim Tam 50th Anniversary Campaign Revisedmatthew164217
The Tim Tam 50th anniversary marketing campaign underperformed in fully reaching its target audience in Australia. The campaign lacked an integrated digital strategy and did not maximize social media platforms. It also failed to coordinate promotional videos with its "50 flights in 50 days" contest. To address these issues, the summary proposes:
1) Publishing promotional videos on YouTube and launching the contest on Instagram to better engage audiences across platforms.
2) Allowing time for increased social sharing to generate more contest entries.
3) Concluding with a reunion video on TV, YouTube, and updated packaging to reinforce the campaign's message of bringing people together.
Tarek Sadaka
IE Application
October 2015 Admissions
Express Yourself: Question J
How do you imagine social interaction within 10 years, taking into consideration the impact of technology on human relations?
The document discusses the structure and conventions of thriller narratives. It analyzes how a sample thriller opening fits with the typical cause-and-effect structure described by Todorov, beginning with a slight unease rather than total equilibrium. The sample thriller also ends between equilibrium and disequilibrium, with unresolved tension and a cliffhanger. A worksheet then evaluates how well the sample thriller adheres to conventions of the genre in terms of narrative, characters, themes, settings and other elements, noting it sticks closely to thriller concepts like conspiracy but subverts conventions through its atypical setting.
Protecting Accounting Firms and their Clients - Eric Vanderburg - JurInnovEric Vanderburg
This document discusses cybersecurity threats facing accounting firms and their clients. It provides examples of major data breaches in recent years that impacted millions of customer accounts. While many firms believe they are protected, the document cites statistics showing that most have no formal cybersecurity or internet use policies. It also discusses new regulations and standards, like the HIPAA Omnibus Rules and a recent Executive Order, that require firms to improve their cybersecurity practices to safeguard sensitive data. The role of a Virtual Chief Security Officer is introduced to help firms address these growing risks and compliance requirements.
Data Security in the Insurance Industry: what you need to know about data pro...XeniT Solutions nv
With the amount of personal and sensitive customer information needed to accurately ensure a client, it’s no wonder the Insurance industry is a target for data security threats.
While all businesses across every industry are at risk, there are a few things that make the insurance industry particularly attractive – and susceptible – to data breaches and cyber-attacks.
- The sheer volume of information available
- The highly sensitive nature of the information
- Large amounts of unstructured data
In this webinar, our speakers illustrated the state of art, including the technical and legal framework, to protect your most relevant information from cyberattacks. You will learn:
- How to define a roadmap that optimizes the impact of cyber security expenditure
- How to adopt a general risk management approach to identify Cyber security risks
- What are the most relevant technologies available today to protect your data
netwealth and Sense Of Security webinar: What you need to know about cyber se...netwealthInvest
The document is a presentation by Neville Golan of Sense of Security about cyber security. It discusses what information security is, the threats posed by different actors, the costs of cybercrime in Australia, and provides recommendations for small businesses to improve their cyber security practices. The presentation covers topics such as regulatory frameworks, data breaches, and provides a case study on ransomware attacks targeting small businesses.
Why You'll Care More About Mobile Security in 2020tmbainjr131
This document discusses emerging trends in mobile security and provides steps to improve mobile security. It notes that mobile threats are becoming more sophisticated and pervasive as mobile adoption increases in enterprises. Common mobile exploits like StageFright and FakeToken are outlined along with their impacts. The document recommends seven steps to tackle mobile security, starting with assessing risks, examining BYOD challenges, and determining appropriate access controls and roles.
Why You’ll Care More About Mobile Security in 2020 - Tom BainEC-Council
What is “mobile security?” Seriously, what is it? Is it hardening controls, policy enforcement, knowing how to test mobile apps, mobile antivirus? And how do I map mobile security into an enterprise security strategy?
A year later, it’s still as ubiquitous as it has ever been. However with the sophistication of device-based attacks and with the sheer volume of mobile malware exploding, mobile security maintains its status as a major pain point and a critical element you have to consider when building a security program.
Given the research available and the increasing threatscape, mobile security preparedness predicated on managing the strategy is a better option than reactionary measures. What’s new in 2015 is there is more sufficient evidence that mobile attacks will further penetrate enterprise systems based on the increase of mobile device ‘involvement’ in many major hacks (not necessarily root cause traced to devices or compromised mobile apps)
This presentation will discuss the key trends impacting mobile security and will lay out an updated set of building blocks to produce a holistic mobile security model: from BYOD to mobile policy development to MDM; common and emerging exploits and targeted malware; the myriad of possible mitigations; and the notion of trusted software vs device-specific consideration.
Additionally, before we look at policy implementation best practices, we’ll look at a few key use cases and review a few sample enterprise models to learn how some of top organizations are managing mobile security. Finally, the presentation will take a five-year look outward to determine what impact mobile security will have long-term.
Intel, Cloudera and guest speaker Forrester Research, Inc. discuss the strategy of pervasive analytics and real life examples of how analytics have already been embedded into applications and workflows.
The State Of Information and Cyber Security in 2016Shannon G., MBA
Shannon Glass, Practice Director from AfidenceIT talks about the State of Information and Cyber Security in 2016. She covers the importance of creating a culture of security awareness within an organization, threats to look out for on the landscape, and why you should care about protecting your data assets.
Federal Webinar: Leverage IT Operations Monitoring and Log Data to Reduce Ins...SolarWinds
According to the fourth annual Federal Cybersecurity Survey from SolarWinds and Market Connections, insider threats are the leading source of threats to federal agencies. Human error is one of the most common insider threats, followed by abuse of privileges, and theft. The increased sophistication of threats, volume of attacks, and end-user policy violations make agencies more vulnerable than ever. In this webinar, we discussed how implementing the right tools, as well as continuously monitoring systems and networks, can provide the data to make informed decisions and help agencies safeguard against insider threats, and quickly identify and fix vulnerabilities.
During this webinar our presenters discussed:
The 2017 SolarWinds Federal Cybersecurity Survey, and the top sources of threats
How the right tools and technologies can provide IT infrastructure data to help safeguard against malicious and non-malicious internal threats, including:
Utilizing fault, performance, and log management data to help ensure that devices are continuously monitored and operating correctly
Leveraging configuration management to help prevent errors and reduce vulnerabilities
How the implementation of Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) tools can better equip agencies to quickly detect and respond to security threats and help to reduce vulnerability, including:
Utilizing log data to detect malicious or out-of-policy actions, fine-tune firewall configurations, and monitor Active Directory® changes
How to track devices and users on your network and maintain historic data for forensics
This document contains three key points about securing the Internet of Things:
1. Setting up an integrated team of business executives and security specialists to ensure security is considered throughout product development.
2. Integrating security best practices into the product development process by identifying vulnerabilities through attack scenario analysis.
3. Educating consumers and staff on security best practices like regularly changing passwords and installing patches, and addressing privacy concerns with transparent privacy policies.
Etude PwC sécurité de l’information et protection des données (2014)PwC France
The document summarizes the key findings of the 2014 Global State of Information Security Survey conducted by PwC. It finds that while organizations have made improvements in security, they have not kept pace with today's sophisticated adversaries. As a result, many rely on outdated security practices that are ineffective against current threats. The survey also finds that security budgets and detected incidents are increasing, but costs per incident are rising as well. Leaders are more proactive in security and better able to detect and understand incidents. However, more work is still needed to address issues like mobile security, cloud services, and the growing insider threat.
Good Guys vs Bad Guys: Using Big Data to Counteract Advanced ThreatsZivaro Inc
The document discusses using big data analytics to counter advanced cyber threats. It notes that traditional security information and event management (SIEM) systems have limitations in detecting advanced threats due to incomplete data collection and inflexible analytics. A big data solution collects data from all possible sources, including network, endpoint, mobile and cloud systems. It then applies analytics to identify anomalous patterns that may indicate advanced threat activity based on factors like unusual user behavior, network connections, or changes from normal baselines. This helps security teams more effectively detect threats that can evade traditional defenses and are difficult to identify with signature-based tools alone.
Trustable Tech Mark / Magic Monday at Casa Jasmina TorinoPeter Bihr
Presenting the ThingsCon Trustable Tech Mark at Casa Jasmina's Magic Monday. Torino, 24 September 2018.
Learn more about the ThingsCon Trustable Tech mark at https://thingscon.com/iot-trustmark
This document summarizes a presentation on protecting businesses from cyber risks. It discusses the growing nature and costs of cyber threats and data breaches for businesses. These include increased electronic data production, more devices being connected online, and outsourced IT services increasing potential data loss. The document outlines sources of cyber risk like targeted attacks, human error, and theft of devices. It discusses the types of insurable and uninsurable cyber losses for businesses and where losses could potentially be covered by insurance like E&O, CGL, D&O or cyber/tech policies. The presentation emphasizes that businesses should be aware of their cyber risk exposure and proactively assess their insurance coverage, as policies may not fully cover all losses from a
Threat Ready Data: Protect Data from the Inside and the OutsideDLT Solutions
Is your current state really threat ready?
Amit Walia, Senior Vice President, General Manager of Data Integration and Security at Informatica, shares how to protect data from the inside and the outside from the 2015 Informatica Government Summit.
Gartner Information Security Summit Brochuretrunko
The document summarizes the Gartner Information Security Summit 2009 taking place from June 28 to July 1, 2009 in Washington D.C. The summit will focus on helping information security professionals evolve their role, optimize value, and protect their business. It will consist of over 75 sessions across six conference tracks over three and a half days. Topics will include information security management, critical network technologies, securing data and applications, privacy policies, emerging trends, and initiatives to strengthen professional effectiveness. The summit is aimed at CIOs, CSOs, CISOs and other information security leaders seeking to enhance skills and optimize security strategies in today's challenging economic environment.
Join us on our upcoming BYOP (Bring Your Own Pizza) "Application Security Meetup" to hear about the latest cyber security breaches, trends and technologies in modern application development.
Agenda:
17:00 - 17:10 - Opening words - by Lior Mazor (Organizer)
17:10 - 17:35 - 'Recent cyber security attacks in Israel' - by Lior Mazor (Organizer)
17:35 - 18:00 - ‘How to deliver a secure product’ - by Michael Furman (Tufin)
18:00 - 18:30 - 'Hacking serverless - Introduction to Serverless Application Security' - by Yossi Shenhav (Komodo)
18:30-19:00 - ‘Post Apocalypse: Exploiting web messaging implementations’ - by Chen Gour-Arie (enso security)
The Internet of Things is connecting just about any physical object in our environment with a growing option of users, partners, applications, 3rd party software systems and vendors. Managing and securing the growing number of things, people, and applications shuttling data to and from one another is a massive Identity & Access Management nightmare for most enterprises. In this talk we will discuss real-world scenarios for building more scalable identity management systems and how they will interact with your existing enterprise systems such as Salesforce.com.
While document and file sharing is increasing rapidly, 97% of organizations cite file sharing as a high risk for information loss, and 75% believe their organization is currently at risk for data loss. Join us to obtain guidance on how organizations can protect themselves from document sharing and e-signature risk while maintaining a high level of collaboration and productivity.
Watch this on-demand webinar to learn how you can secure your digital enterprise!
Pete Wassell (Augmate Corportation) Security in the Enterprise Smart GlassesAugmentedWorldExpo
While companies have made significant strides with mobile device security software on smart phones and tablets, the wearables category is a different story. Personal data, customer data, and sensitive corporate information is at risk with data leaks exposed at multiple end points. There are a number of factors contributing to this situation that we will look at in this presentation as well as best practices to address them. The miniaturization of sensors and cameras and unprecedented connectivity have created a scenario where data can be captured and stored very easily, and at times unwittingly, by users. Lack of policies and careless use of enterprise wearables can be more of a security risk than cyber criminals. The trend of this problem will likely get worse, market forecasts show that IoT devices and wearables will surpass volumes of mobile devices over the next few years. The great promise and benefits of these devices coupled with privacy and security concerns make this technology a double edge sword.
Augmented World Expo (AWE) is back for its seventh year in our largest conference and expo featuring technologies giving us superpowers: augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and wearable tech. Join over 4,000 attendees from all over the world including a mix of CEOs, CTOs, designers, developers, creative agencies, futurists, analysts, investors, and top press in a fantastic opportunity to learn, inspire, partner, and experience first hand the most exciting industry of our times. See more at http://AugmentedWorldExpo.com
Digital trust and cyber challenge now extends beyond the Enterprise Mourad Khalil
The document discusses key findings from PwC's 2015 Global State of Information Security Survey. Some of the main points from the survey include that 61% of customers would stop using a company's products after a security breach, reported security incidents rose 48% globally, and losses from cyber incidents increased 34% on average. The document also notes that employees were the most common source of security incidents, and that board oversight of security risks is often lacking. It advocates that organizations view security through the lens of digital trust in order to build customer confidence and take advantage of opportunities in the digital world.
Digital trust and cyber challenge now extends beyond the Enterprise
FINAL_Cybersecurity Project (1)
1. Developing Egon Zehnder’s role in cybersecurity
securing cyberspace
Consultants: Kal Bittianda, Selena LaCroix
Project Mentor: Karena Man
Intern Team: Lulu Chang, Kayla Kesslen, Emmeline Kim march 2014
Charged with understanding the increasing prominence/importance of cybersecurity for clients and developing a distinct point of view on cybersecurity talent
Hot button issue following Target, Yahoo etc
Root of problem seems to be interconnectivity without a complete understanding unprepared
Result of this problem is ultimately overall loss, payout, customer loss
Target = $1B loss, 46% drop in revenue: $136 recovery cost/record
Highlight a few points from each example (namely government)
Not JUST Target/retail: Kickstarter, snapchat, navy (iran infiltrated their intranet), signa software (broke into software and published health insurance info for individuals from 3 NY based nursing homes)
78% of businesses surveyed by BAE systems increased cyber budget as a result of these attacks
What is contributing to this problem?
Growth in access points means an increase in vulnerable areas of attack
Credit card more than doubled 06 – 11
Exponential ecommerce growth (today about $180B)
Cloud increasing, particularly platform as a service (FB/Google)
Previous trends mirror those of data breach costs
More than doubled from 60 billion to 130 billion in 5 years: 82% of BAE surveyed companies think attacks will increase
Increased costincreased opportunities
Access points written on top
Despite these trends, it seems that CIOs are caring less:
Today, #1 CIO business priority=increasing enterprise growth & #1 technology priority=analytics & business intelligence
Disconnect – majority of companies think cybersecurity is a top 3 business risk
Other issue is false sense of security: Target was hacked by way of a small company they hired to do their heating/refrigeration
Underutilized potential asset is the CISO role
A lot of transition in technology officers
Most turnover in financial services/retail
Majority of companies not hiring from within companies
Vast majority of new external hires are coming from different industries experiences
Role first emerged in 2001 after Patriot Act mandated IT official for companies, but not all of these officials took the “CISO” name
Of Fortune 100 CISOs:
60% hired in last 3 years
70% of CISOs were external hires who entered new industries
30% of CISOs in financial services sector
http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/122502/#axzz2h9oH0BUP
http://enterprise.alcatel-lucent.com/private/active_docs/Genesys_US_Survey09_screen.pdf
CIO set vision & strategy
VP of infrastructure is too techy
Need someone more specialized for cybersecurity
Chef analogy: CIO (exec chef), VP of Infrastructure (Sous chef), CISO (pastry chef-desserts are the best part)
Tech skills remain the same, but now more forward and outward facing – needs to coordinate: ANTICIPATE AND FACILITATE not just say no
Transition happened around 2008 (incidentally, also the biggest spike in tech officers hired)
EXPLAIN Chip/PIN (tap system cannot be copied unlike swipe and relies on PIN which cannot be forged unlike signature) 61% decrease in UK credit fraud, 70% increase
Executive collaboration
E.g. of unengaged board: energy/utilities sector—one of the most regulated industry sectors
79% of their boards rarely or never review roles and responsibilities
71% of their boards rarely or never review privacy and security budget
64% of their boards rarely or never review top-level policies
57% of their boards rarely or never review security program assessments.
Best offense is a good defense: need to prepare before they happen by fostering a culture of security conscientiousness
BAE survey – companies believe that having a clear understanding and intelligence about threats are the top methods of prevention
Today, 31% of companies don’t believe their boards understand risks – they are right: only 24% of boards report engagement with cybersecurity and 22% report engagement with emerging technologies
Otherwise, reactive approach is rep/brand management and payments
EZ recognizes that even though tech officers must be interdisciplinary, there’s still a scale: exploring different dimensions
Finally, just want to close with success stories
SAY THEIR NAMES/COMPANIES
Deliverable: pitch deck that provides a storyline to be used by consultants in the space
The US has no official legislation, whereas Europe has outlined directives
In Europe, chip & pin cards have replaced face-to-face debit cards, decreasing the incidence of card fraud
Note: The EU-US Working Group of Cybersecurity and Cybercrime was established to address global issues, but no concrete actions have been taken
http://www.bankinfosecurity.com/7-duties-for-cisos-under-fisma-reform-a-5620 (CISO role info)
http://www.cio.com/topic/3174/CIO_Role (CIO role info)
http://www.terremark.com/blog/role-cios-ever-evolving-cio-responsibilities/ (CIO role info)
http://www.informationweek.com/it-leadership/6-must-have-skills-for-aspiring-cios/d/d-id/1103925? (CIO role info)
http://searchcio.techtarget.com/definition/infrastructure-management (infrastructure role info)