This document provides a summary of an information security training course. It discusses recent threats like phishing scams and virus infections. It emphasizes the importance of taking routine security measures such as using antivirus software, keeping software updated, using strong passwords, making regular backups, and staying informed of the latest threats. Additional good security behaviors include using a password manager, cloud services for sharing data securely, multi-factor authentication, only sharing information with known contacts, promptly reporting problems, and avoiding information leaks on social media. The document stresses practicing key countermeasures and behaviors to protect against security breaches.
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This document provides an overview of an information security and compliance follow-up course held in 2019. It is divided into three sections: 1) Updates in the current year regarding information security at Hiroshima University, 2) Daily threats and countermeasures, and 3) Basics of information security. The document summarizes new security features such as Safe Links and stopping email forwarding. It also outlines threats like phishing attacks and viruses, and recommends countermeasures like using strong passwords, multi-factor authentication, and cloud storage. The document aims to improve security awareness among students and staff.
Cyber criminals are taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to target email users and steal personal information. Google reports blocking over 180 million phishing emails per day related to coronavirus. The emails try to trick users into providing passwords, credit card details, and other sensitive data. Cybersecurity experts warn that criminals are exploiting people's emotional response to the pandemic through fake websites, mobile apps, and emails posing as official organizations. Users are advised to be cautious of unsolicited emails, downloads, and websites during this time.
Internet Phishing involves criminals masquerading as trustworthy entities to acquire sensitive user information. Hackers use software to create fake websites mimicking legitimate sites, then use URL shorteners to send phishing links. Users who click the links and enter information enable the hacker to access their accounts. Keyloggers secretly record keyboard input to steal usernames, passwords and other private details. People can avoid phishing by being wary of unsolicited links and calls, using strong passwords, and keeping software up to date.
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The document discusses various cyber security topics including internet threats, network attacks, phone hacking, and credit/debit card hacking. It provides details on common threats such as email threats, website vulnerabilities, network scanning techniques, mobile malware, and credit card encryption weaknesses. It also offers countermeasures to help protect against these threats, including keeping software updated, using firewalls and antivirus software, input sanitization, and being wary of suspicious links and downloads.
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This document provides an overview of an information security and compliance follow-up course held in 2019. It is divided into three sections: 1) Updates in the current year regarding information security at Hiroshima University, 2) Daily threats and countermeasures, and 3) Basics of information security. The document summarizes new security features such as Safe Links and stopping email forwarding. It also outlines threats like phishing attacks and viruses, and recommends countermeasures like using strong passwords, multi-factor authentication, and cloud storage. The document aims to improve security awareness among students and staff.
Cyber criminals are taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to target email users and steal personal information. Google reports blocking over 180 million phishing emails per day related to coronavirus. The emails try to trick users into providing passwords, credit card details, and other sensitive data. Cybersecurity experts warn that criminals are exploiting people's emotional response to the pandemic through fake websites, mobile apps, and emails posing as official organizations. Users are advised to be cautious of unsolicited emails, downloads, and websites during this time.
Internet Phishing involves criminals masquerading as trustworthy entities to acquire sensitive user information. Hackers use software to create fake websites mimicking legitimate sites, then use URL shorteners to send phishing links. Users who click the links and enter information enable the hacker to access their accounts. Keyloggers secretly record keyboard input to steal usernames, passwords and other private details. People can avoid phishing by being wary of unsolicited links and calls, using strong passwords, and keeping software up to date.
This document provides an overview of cyber security threats and best practices for protecting personal information and devices. It discusses what cyber security is, common threats like malware, hackers, and social engineering, and high profile cyber attacks such as those against Target, iCloud, Ashley Madison, and Sony. The document recommends security best practices like installing operating system and software updates, using antivirus software, implementing strong password management, enabling personal firewalls, and knowing how to identify phishing attempts. It also provides guidance on what to do if a device or account becomes compromised, such as disconnecting from the internet, running antivirus scans, resetting passwords, and contacting authorities in some cases.
The document discusses security concepts related to information technology security. It defines key terms like vulnerability, threat, and attack and explains how social engineering exploits human trust and weaknesses in security to gain access to confidential information. The document outlines different types of social engineering like phishing and shoulder surfing and provides examples of phishing emails. It describes how to protect against social engineering attacks and defines identity theft.
The document discusses various cyber security topics including internet threats, network attacks, phone hacking, and credit/debit card hacking. It provides details on common threats such as email threats, website vulnerabilities, network scanning techniques, mobile malware, and credit card encryption weaknesses. It also offers countermeasures to help protect against these threats, including keeping software updated, using firewalls and antivirus software, input sanitization, and being wary of suspicious links and downloads.
iSheriff provides SaaS security solutions that protect organizations from modern web and email threats. Its services include anti-spam filtering, antivirus protection, web filtering, data leakage prevention, and reporting. Traditional security methods are ineffective against evolving threats like blended email attacks and malware. iSheriff blocks these threats through real-time analysis and prevents users from accessing malicious websites.
The document describes an example of investigating a phishing attack on a company using Apache Metron. An employee reports receiving a suspicious email appearing to be from an internal co-worker. A security analyst uses Metron to investigate by accessing various systems and services from a single interface. Metron's analytics detect anomalies and help determine the attack compromised another employee's email account. It identifies the scope of affected users and how the attack occurred, faster than traditional tools. The document demonstrates Metron's abilities to streamline incident response and threat hunting across multiple data sources.
The document provides information on information security awareness and basic training. It covers topics such as why information security is important, data classification, the 90/10 rule of security, phishing, email attachments, spam, passwords, malware, internet safety, public Wi-Fi, IoT devices, HTTPS, web content filtering, and search engine safety. The document provides tips and explanations for each topic to help improve user security practices.
Technology Training - Security, Passwords & MoreWilliam Mann
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The document discusses a seminar on the 2014 cyber attack on Yahoo Mail. It provides details on the attack such as it targeting third-party databases to obtain usernames and passwords. It affected a "handful" of Yahoo servers but there was no evidence user data was compromised. The attackers seemed to seek names and email addresses from recent sent emails. Yahoo reset passwords on affected accounts and implemented measures to block further attacks. The document also covers techniques commonly used in cyber attacks like socially engineered trojans, unpatched software, and phishing. It details the specific phishing method used against Yahoo Mail and steps users should take if their Yahoo account is hacked.
This document provides an overview of privacy and security issues related to personal data and traveling. It discusses the history of cyber threats like spam, viruses, and ransomware. Recent large data breaches are reviewed that have compromised billions of user records. Tips are provided for safe practices while traveling related to WiFi security, password management, social media use, and protecting devices and families at home. Questions from attendees are answered regarding specific cyber threats, safe technology use, and personal security best practices.
This document discusses cybercrime and provides information on common cyber attack techniques such as cracking, electronic funds transfer fraud, denial of service attacks, and malware. It also outlines steps individuals can take to prevent cybercrime like using strong and unique passwords, avoiding unknown emails, safely conducting online banking and shopping, and accessing social media securely. Organizations are encouraged to implement firewalls, antivirus software, intrusion prevention systems, endpoint security, audits, and tools like McAfee SiteAdvisor to enhance cybersecurity.
Top 5 Cybersecurity Threats in Retail IndustrySeqrite
The document discusses cybersecurity threats facing the retail industry. It notes that the retail industry suffered 215 data breaches in 2016, with an average cost of $172 per compromised record. Common cyber attacks on retail companies include malware, data theft, distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, phishing, and vulnerabilities from internet of things devices. Seqrite provides cybersecurity solutions like endpoint security, unified threat management, mobile device management, and data loss prevention to help mitigate these threats.
Computer Security Guide to Pc Security
“Your Info Guide to Beefing Up Your Personal Computer’s Safety From Malicious Threats
As we do these things on a more regular basis, we open ourselves up to potential hackers, attackers and crackers. While some may be looking to phish your personal information and identity for resale, others simply just want to use your computer as a platform from which to attack other unknowing targets. Computer Security is very important
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The document discusses internet safety and provides tips to protect privacy and security online. It recommends downloading security software like Microsoft Security Essentials, Spyware Blaster, and CCleaner to scan for malware and block pop-ups. Using a secure browser and ensuring websites start with "https://" can also enhance safety. Creating strong, unique passwords and avoiding sharing private information publicly are further advised. Cyberbullying and its forms like harassment through messages are addressed, noting their serious effects on victims' mental health and lives.
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Your info guide to beefing up your personal computer’s safety from malicious threats! Inside this eBook, you will discover the topics about protecting your computer’s system, fighting spam, spyware & adware, phishing & identity theft, computer viruses… and anti-viruses, protection you can afford and so much more!
Many security breaches we saw in the past few years and how it affect the number of businesses it include large and small businesses. We will study what is breach and how it will effect on our business and what are the main causes of it. Why social media account is harm for us and how the largest organizations got breached and how would we stop to get breach our data. Our main target Is related to business it could be small or large business. We will discuss that how companies got lost their reputation because of data breach and how much companies got loss of money it include the organization that we all are known about it like Facebook.
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The document provides recommendations for building a culture of security within an organization. It discusses 10 key areas of focus: social engineering, phishing and spear phishing, internet browsing, social networking, bring your own devices, passwords, encryption, data retention, Wi-Fi security, and insider threats. For each area, it provides tips to train employees such as being wary of urgent requests, using strong and unique passwords, only accessing approved networks, and reporting suspicious insider behavior. The overall recommendations are aimed at establishing security best practices for employees across how they manage credentials, share data, and connect both inside and outside the workplace.
“Ransomware” is in the top of all news that affecting the economy of the world like witches’ curse. This curse has been spreaded by Friday, 12 May 2017 infecting more than 230,000 computers by targeting the “Microsoft Windows Operating System” including 150 countries and this attack has been elaborated by Europol as bizarre in a scale. Well this is the basic information all over the world but what affection it has disseminated over businesses and entrepreneurs? If you want to know what businesses & entrepreneurs imperative to know about Ransomware, then this article is the perfect choice for you. Let’s have look on important points regarding this:
This document discusses cyber crime. It defines cyber crime as criminal activity that targets or uses computers, networks, or networked devices. The document then outlines the history of cyber crimes, including the first recorded incident in 1820 and the first computer virus and spam email. It categorizes cyber crimes and lists common types such as hacking, denial of service attacks, and software piracy. The document also provides a case study on the 2019 Capital One data breach, where a hacker accessed over 100 million customer accounts, and safety tips to prevent cyber crime.
Computer security is important for both individuals and businesses. A malware infection at Logan Industries spread to hundreds of computers in just a few days, costing the company tens of thousands of dollars to remedy. Common cyber threats include viruses, worms, Trojan horses, and social engineering. Users should be aware of phishing scams, strong password practices, and wireless security risks. Regular security awareness training and having a security plan in place are recommended for protecting systems and information.
This document provides a guide to improving PC security. It discusses topics like protecting your system, fighting spam, preventing spyware and adware, protecting against phishing and identity theft, using antivirus software, and recommended security resources. The guide recommends updating software, using a firewall, reviewing browser settings, installing antivirus software, not opening unknown attachments, and disabling hidden file extensions to improve security. It also provides tips to reduce spam like using multiple email addresses and blocking bulk mail. Spyware is discussed along with examples like CoolWebSearch and how to prevent it using antispyware software. Phishing is described as fraudulent emails asking for personal information to steal identities.
Let’s understand about the “2017 Norton Cyber Security Insights Report”, the main topics of this reports are Cybercrime by the Numbers, Portrait of a Cybercrime Victim, Consumers’ Contradicting Beliefs, and State of Consumers’ Trust.
Hiroshima University Information Security & Compliance 2017imc-isec-comp
This document provides an overview of information security and compliance. It discusses recent threats like phishing scams and viruses, important routine measures such as using antivirus software and strong passwords, and additional good behaviors. Specific threats covered include phishing emails, ransomware viruses, and unauthorized access. The document recommends countermeasures like updating software and behaviors to avoid like inadvertently clicking suspicious links. The goal is to revise and enhance knowledge of information security best practices.
Can you tell if your computer has been compromised?
Cyber Security is a practice which intends to protect computers, networks, programs and data from unintended or unauthorized access, change or destruction
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The document provides information on information security awareness and basic training. It covers topics such as why information security is important, data classification, the 90/10 rule of security, phishing, email attachments, spam, passwords, malware, internet safety, public Wi-Fi, IoT devices, HTTPS, web content filtering, and search engine safety. The document provides tips and explanations for each topic to help improve user security practices.
Technology Training - Security, Passwords & MoreWilliam Mann
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The document discusses a seminar on the 2014 cyber attack on Yahoo Mail. It provides details on the attack such as it targeting third-party databases to obtain usernames and passwords. It affected a "handful" of Yahoo servers but there was no evidence user data was compromised. The attackers seemed to seek names and email addresses from recent sent emails. Yahoo reset passwords on affected accounts and implemented measures to block further attacks. The document also covers techniques commonly used in cyber attacks like socially engineered trojans, unpatched software, and phishing. It details the specific phishing method used against Yahoo Mail and steps users should take if their Yahoo account is hacked.
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This document discusses cybercrime and provides information on common cyber attack techniques such as cracking, electronic funds transfer fraud, denial of service attacks, and malware. It also outlines steps individuals can take to prevent cybercrime like using strong and unique passwords, avoiding unknown emails, safely conducting online banking and shopping, and accessing social media securely. Organizations are encouraged to implement firewalls, antivirus software, intrusion prevention systems, endpoint security, audits, and tools like McAfee SiteAdvisor to enhance cybersecurity.
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The document discusses cybersecurity threats facing the retail industry. It notes that the retail industry suffered 215 data breaches in 2016, with an average cost of $172 per compromised record. Common cyber attacks on retail companies include malware, data theft, distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, phishing, and vulnerabilities from internet of things devices. Seqrite provides cybersecurity solutions like endpoint security, unified threat management, mobile device management, and data loss prevention to help mitigate these threats.
Computer Security Guide to Pc Security
“Your Info Guide to Beefing Up Your Personal Computer’s Safety From Malicious Threats
As we do these things on a more regular basis, we open ourselves up to potential hackers, attackers and crackers. While some may be looking to phish your personal information and identity for resale, others simply just want to use your computer as a platform from which to attack other unknowing targets. Computer Security is very important
The document discusses security and compliance considerations for startups based on lessons from recent data breaches. It covers common threat vectors in past breaches like failing to activate intrusion prevention systems, storing credit card data without encryption, and insecure password management. It then provides recommendations in areas like data protection, firewalls, encryption, secure configurations, application security, risk assessments, backups, employee training, and vendor security. The presentation aims to help startups protect themselves against threats while meeting compliance needs.
The document discusses internet safety and provides tips to protect privacy and security online. It recommends downloading security software like Microsoft Security Essentials, Spyware Blaster, and CCleaner to scan for malware and block pop-ups. Using a secure browser and ensuring websites start with "https://" can also enhance safety. Creating strong, unique passwords and avoiding sharing private information publicly are further advised. Cyberbullying and its forms like harassment through messages are addressed, noting their serious effects on victims' mental health and lives.
How to Protect Your PC from Malware, Ransomware, VirusHabFg
Your info guide to beefing up your personal computer’s safety from malicious threats! Inside this eBook, you will discover the topics about protecting your computer’s system, fighting spam, spyware & adware, phishing & identity theft, computer viruses… and anti-viruses, protection you can afford and so much more!
Many security breaches we saw in the past few years and how it affect the number of businesses it include large and small businesses. We will study what is breach and how it will effect on our business and what are the main causes of it. Why social media account is harm for us and how the largest organizations got breached and how would we stop to get breach our data. Our main target Is related to business it could be small or large business. We will discuss that how companies got lost their reputation because of data breach and how much companies got loss of money it include the organization that we all are known about it like Facebook.
↓↓↓↓ Read More:
Watch my videos on snack here: --> --> http://sck.io/x-B1f0Iy
@ Kindly Follow my Instagram Page to discuss about your mental health problems-
-----> https://instagram.com/mentality_streak?utm_medium=copy_link
@ Appreciate my work:
-----> behance.net/burhanahmed1
Thank-you !
The document provides recommendations for building a culture of security within an organization. It discusses 10 key areas of focus: social engineering, phishing and spear phishing, internet browsing, social networking, bring your own devices, passwords, encryption, data retention, Wi-Fi security, and insider threats. For each area, it provides tips to train employees such as being wary of urgent requests, using strong and unique passwords, only accessing approved networks, and reporting suspicious insider behavior. The overall recommendations are aimed at establishing security best practices for employees across how they manage credentials, share data, and connect both inside and outside the workplace.
“Ransomware” is in the top of all news that affecting the economy of the world like witches’ curse. This curse has been spreaded by Friday, 12 May 2017 infecting more than 230,000 computers by targeting the “Microsoft Windows Operating System” including 150 countries and this attack has been elaborated by Europol as bizarre in a scale. Well this is the basic information all over the world but what affection it has disseminated over businesses and entrepreneurs? If you want to know what businesses & entrepreneurs imperative to know about Ransomware, then this article is the perfect choice for you. Let’s have look on important points regarding this:
This document discusses cyber crime. It defines cyber crime as criminal activity that targets or uses computers, networks, or networked devices. The document then outlines the history of cyber crimes, including the first recorded incident in 1820 and the first computer virus and spam email. It categorizes cyber crimes and lists common types such as hacking, denial of service attacks, and software piracy. The document also provides a case study on the 2019 Capital One data breach, where a hacker accessed over 100 million customer accounts, and safety tips to prevent cyber crime.
Computer security is important for both individuals and businesses. A malware infection at Logan Industries spread to hundreds of computers in just a few days, costing the company tens of thousands of dollars to remedy. Common cyber threats include viruses, worms, Trojan horses, and social engineering. Users should be aware of phishing scams, strong password practices, and wireless security risks. Regular security awareness training and having a security plan in place are recommended for protecting systems and information.
This document provides a guide to improving PC security. It discusses topics like protecting your system, fighting spam, preventing spyware and adware, protecting against phishing and identity theft, using antivirus software, and recommended security resources. The guide recommends updating software, using a firewall, reviewing browser settings, installing antivirus software, not opening unknown attachments, and disabling hidden file extensions to improve security. It also provides tips to reduce spam like using multiple email addresses and blocking bulk mail. Spyware is discussed along with examples like CoolWebSearch and how to prevent it using antispyware software. Phishing is described as fraudulent emails asking for personal information to steal identities.
Let’s understand about the “2017 Norton Cyber Security Insights Report”, the main topics of this reports are Cybercrime by the Numbers, Portrait of a Cybercrime Victim, Consumers’ Contradicting Beliefs, and State of Consumers’ Trust.
Hiroshima University Information Security & Compliance 2017imc-isec-comp
This document provides an overview of information security and compliance. It discusses recent threats like phishing scams and viruses, important routine measures such as using antivirus software and strong passwords, and additional good behaviors. Specific threats covered include phishing emails, ransomware viruses, and unauthorized access. The document recommends countermeasures like updating software and behaviors to avoid like inadvertently clicking suspicious links. The goal is to revise and enhance knowledge of information security best practices.
Can you tell if your computer has been compromised?
Cyber Security is a practice which intends to protect computers, networks, programs and data from unintended or unauthorized access, change or destruction
More than 50% of the world's population is actively connected to the internet.
Cyber Security is becoming a fundamental requirement for every business organization worldwide. We are all susceptible to this new frontier of crime and it is our responsibility to be prepared.
Phishing attack, with SSL Encryption and HTTPS WorkingSachin Saini
This presentation contains Introduction of Phishing attack, its types and Various techniques, their impact with real live example, after that its Avoidance, Prevention and Solution. Also it contains brief introduction of SSL and HTTPS with their working.
The document discusses opportunities and risks associated with internet use. It provides information on how to stay safe online by securing computers and personal information from viruses, identity theft, and other threats. Tips are given to protect families, such as talking to kids about online safety and using parental control software. The document emphasizes practicing safe online behaviors and using tools like firewalls and antivirus software to help protect computers and personal information from various internet risks.
The Masterclass on Safeguarding Your Digital World, Outsmart Scammers and Protect Your Online Identity was presented by Richard Mawa Michael an awardee of the Ingressive 4 Good Cybersecurity Scholarship. He presented to South Sudanese audience on Saturday 02 September 2023 from 1 PM to 3 PM Central African Time in a session convened by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan
This document summarizes a cyber security workshop covering various topics to help small businesses protect themselves from cyber threats. The workshop will take place on June 26 from 8-10 AM at the Madison Lakes Training & Conference Center in Dayton, OH. It will provide mentoring and training to business owners on topics like starting up a business, growing an existing business, and improving performance. Mentoring is free and seminars have a small or no charge. The document then introduces the speakers and their backgrounds and qualifications to discuss cyber security topics. [END SUMMARY]
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Why is Cybersecurity Important in the Digital WorldExpeed Software
Cybersecurity is no longer a luxury but a necessity when it comes to web application development. Go through this presentation to learn about various aspects of cybersecurity, different kinds of attacks, and how the security vulnerabilities of a system are exploited in various ways. At Expeed Software, we give prime importance to security and customer privacy by adapting the best security measures as a web app development company.
This document summarizes a presentation on cyber security for financial planners. It discusses the different types of hackers, including script kiddies, hacking groups, hacktivists, black hat professionals, organized criminal gangs, nation states, and automated tools. It also identifies common vulnerabilities exploited by hackers like weak passwords, unpatched software, and human error. The presentation outlines steps for assessing cyber security risks such as creating an data inventory, developing privacy policies, and implementing technical controls and security policies to protect networks and sensitive client information.
This document discusses cyber crimes and how to secure computers from cyber threats. It is divided into several sections that cover the definition of cyber crimes, types of cyber crimes such as against persons and property, and types of hackers such as black hats and white hats. The document also provides tips for securing computers, including choosing a secure operating system, internet browser, and security software like firewalls, antivirus programs, and using safe internet practices.
Class 11 ca chapter 17 computer ethics and cyber crimeNithilan1
Computer crimes and ethics involve threats to businesses from hacking, malware, and theft of passwords or sensitive information. The document outlines that computer users should be honest, respect others' privacy, and obey cyber laws. It defines various computer crimes like malware, spam, and software piracy. Malware can monitor users without permission while spam spreads unsolicited messages. Piracy involves illegally duplicating or downloading copyrighted software. The document also discusses worms, spyware, ransomware, phishing, cookies, firewalls, proxy servers, encryption, decryption, and cyber laws in India to prevent computer crimes.
This document provides an overview and objectives for an information security awareness training. It covers topics like electronic communication, email viruses, phishing, internet usage, social networking, password management, and physical security. The training aims to help users understand cybersecurity threats, how to safely use technology, and their role in protecting company information assets. It emphasizes the importance of having strong, unique passwords and avoiding opening attachments or clicking links from unknown sources.
Cybersecurity Awareness Posters - Set #2NetLockSmith
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Securing Your Intellectual Property: Preventing Business IP LeaksHokme
Let us delve into strategies to safeguard your business's intellectual property (IP) and avoid leaks. Explore how Confiex's Virtual Data Room acts as a fortress against unauthorized access, ensuring your sensitive data and valuable IP remain protected at all times.
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2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
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2. Introduction
2
Aims of the Information Security & Compliance
Course:
• Revise your knowledge of information security
• Enhance your knowledge with the latest
in information security
This lecture is divided into three sections:
1. Recent threats to information security
2. Important routine measures
3. Additional good behaviors
Improving
your
knowledge
of
information
security
3. Differences between the
2018 and 2017 version
3
• Why should we disconnect from the network?
• The route of virus infection.
• Damage from unauthorized apps.
• Use a password management tool
• Use the Cloud for data storage and sharing
• This type of case is an incident.
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1 Recent threats to
information security
• Phishing scams
• Virus infections
• Unauthorized access
5. Risks of phishing scams
5
The damage caused by phishing scams that make
unauthorized use of Internet banking and credit
card information is increasing.
1. Deceptive
emails
2. Entering ID, password,
credit card, and account
details
Phishing site
3.
Collecting
information
4. Malicious use
of obtained
information
Genuine site
Check your
transaction
statements for
signs of
improper use.
6. How to identify suspicious emails:
Point
6
This is a real email which we have received.
http://sprechmanlaw.com/eng.html
URL is suspicious.
“http” instead of “https”
Email address is suspicious.
Strange domain
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7. Check the URL in the email
before clicking.
7
Virus infections are increasing with clicking on the
links within emails.
Check whether the URL is safe before clicking.
/
Since it is possible that your
account information has been
hacked, click this link to change
your password.
/ / / -
/- / .
./
./
/ -
8. Example of clever phishing site
8
Many recent phishing sites look exactly like
genuine sites.
Never open links in suspicious emails.
It’s difficult to
tell if a site is
fake!
9. Countermeasures and Behaviors
against phishing scams
9
Check whether your
devices are not used by
unknown third party.
Install antivirus software and
keep it updated.
Keep your OS and
applications updated.
Manage your IDs and
passwords carefully.
Countermeasures Behaviors
Keep informed of the latest
threats and attack methods.
Don’t click inadvertently
on file attachments or
URLs.
10. Risks of virus infections
10
The damage caused by ransomware has grown
markedly since 2015.
What is “ransomware”?
All the files on the infected
PCs are encrypted to make
them unusable.
à The perpetrator
requires a "ransom" to
repair your files.
Files are encrypted,
so they cannot be
used!
11. Examples of ransomware
11
Infection screen of
“CryptoLocker”
Infection screen of
“CYBER POLICE”
If your smartphone is
infected, you will not
be able to boot it.
Online banking
information was also
stolen!
12. If your PC is infected by
viruses
12
• Never pay a ransom.
• Disconnect from the network.
• Reinitialize the PC, then restore from a
backup.
• Report the incident to the University.
restore
Make regular backups in case
this ever happens!
UPDATE
13. Why should you disconnect
the PC from the network?
13
If you leave a virus-infected PC connected to the
network
• The PC will download a backdoor tool.
• The PC sends information in it to the perpetrator.
• The PC is remotely controlled.
• The infection may spread to all accessible
surrounding PCs.
15. Countermeasures and Behaviors
against virus infections
15
Don’t click inadvertently on
file attachments or URLs.
Do not install suspicious
applications.
Install antivirus software and
keep it updated.
Keep your OS and
applications updated.
Make regular backups.
Countermeasures Behaviors
Keep informed of the latest
threats and attack methods.
16. Official sites contain
unauthorized apps
16
• Unauthorized apps may be
registered on official sites.
• Check for unnecessary
features.
• Confirm your rights to access the
apps.
,
,
Delete the apps that request
inappropriate rights.
,
, ,
17. Check the app before
installation.
17
Search the Web and read reviews before installing the
app to verify its authenticity.
Search the app by its name and look for blogs about it.
. .
.
the name of app unlawful apps 2018
. .
18. Check whether the app is being
used correctly
18
Spoofing user accounts are increasing.
Check the service usage history and settings
regularly.
For example, in the
case wherein Twitter
is used, the Web
browser settings can
be checked.
19. Damage caused by unauthorized access
to devices such as PCs, smartphones,
and tablets.
19
Sending spam
emails
Hijacking of
social media
accounts
Data leaksModifying web
sites
The perpetrator accesses the electronic
devices unlawfully.
Viewing,
modifying, and
deleting files
Viewing,
modifying, and
deleting emails
UPDATE
20. Things that increase the risk of
unauthorized access
20
Continuing to use
old versions of OS
and applications
Using easy-
to-guess
passwords
Repeatedly using the
same password
Connecting to suspicious
free public Wi-Fi networks
Entering personal information
on sites with URLs not
beginning with “https”
Leaving old
accounts
activeLetting someone else
use your smartphone
Not checking the usage
status of your services
UPDATE
PCs containing unlawful apps
are included to avoid a
license check
21. Countermeasures and Behaviors
against unauthorized access
21
Don’t click inadvertently on
file attachments or URLs.
Use only secure
communications channels.
Install antivirus software and
keep it updated.
Keep your OS and
applications updated.
Manage your IDs and
passwords carefully.
Keep informed of the latest
threats and attack methods.
Countermeasures Behaviors
Take care not to lose your PC
or smartphone, or have it
stolen.
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2. Important routine measures
• Antivirus software
• Updating software
• Strong passwords
• Regular backups
• Knowing the latest threats and attack
methods
23. Antivirus software
23
New computer viruses are discovered every day.
Set your antivirus software to update
automatically!
It is not possible to
protect against
unknown viruses…
The virus definition list
of your antivirus
software needs to be
updated.
24. Updating software
24
• Set the “automatic updates” option!
• Update your OS as well as your applications!
Always use the
latest version!
25. Strong passwords
25
The common password for your HIRODAI
ID and accounts should
– Be at least 8 characters long
– Include numerals, symbols, and both
upper and lowercase letters
– Not be an easy-to-guess character
string
It is dangerous to
repeatedly use the
same password!
26. Use the Cloud for data
storage.
26
Cloud file storage services
OneDrive for Business
You can view and edit data anywhere.
27. Regular backups
27
Make sure to back up regularly in case your PC
malfunctions or gets infected by a virus.
You can use OneDrive for Business (1TB) free of charge
for your data and OS backups.
You can access OneDrive
from the list of Office 365
applications.
28. Knowing the latest threats and
attack methods
28
Make the effort to keep informed about the latest
security threats.
http://www.ipa.go.jp/security/kokokara/study/international.html
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3. Additional good behaviors
• Use a password management tool.
• Use the Cloud to share data.
• Use multi-factor authentication
• Share information with people you
know
• Report problems immediately
• Other precautions
30. Use a password
management tool
30
• Password management tool (password manager) :
Saving passwords to a management tool, you can use them
from a PC or a smartphone.
– passwords for Web servies
– passwords for encrypting/dencrypting files, etc.
• Important:
– Create a backup of the management tool database.
– Take care to avoid any information leaks!
• A variety of management tools are available.
– Free KeePass Password Safe (Win), Keychain access(Mac
– Charged 1Password, LastPass, etc.
Be sure to
remember the
master password
31. Use Cloud services for sharing
data
31
Virus infections caused by opening a file attachment
are increasingly.
When exchanging files, you may place the file in the
Cloud service and send the link to the file in the
email.
To: Taro Hirodai,
From: Momiji Saijo
I uploaded the created file to ownCloud.
Please check it.
Folder name: Work Folder
File name: 20180401ver1.docx
32. Image of the sharing
32
Only send and share information via email
do not attach files
File temporary storage and sharing services
ownCloud
https://share.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/
Location of data
View data
Download
33. How to use the “ownCloud”
33
<For people without a university
account>
Check “Share with URL.”
Share by sending the URL to the
recipient.
<For people with a university
account>
Share by specifying an account
ownCloud can be used free of charge at Hiroshima
University.
http://www.media.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/services/fileshare
Files are automatically deleted after
one month, so the service is suited only
for temporary file exchanges.
34. Use multi-factor authentication
34
To enhance security, multi-factor authentication
can be used with Office 365 at Hiroshima
University.
When using a smartphone mobile app,
Log in with account@hiroshima-u.ac.jp + password + smartphone
* Authentication is also possible with an SMS or telephone call.
I got hold of an ID
and password! Let
me try and log in
now!
What’s this…?
It’s asking me for
authentication to
log in…
I wonder why.
I’ll refuse.
What the hell?
I can’t log in…
35. Share information with people
you know
35
Actively exchange
information with
family and friends.
Helping the people
around you understand
security will help protect
you all from harm.
36. Take care to avoid information
leaks when using SNS
36
• If you post pictures and messages including the
location of your home or office, your private
information may be leaked to all over the world.
• Be careful of the environment when you post
pictures!
It may contain confidential information about your
workplace or your part-time job employer
When using social
media, take care not to
post inappropriate
content or leak sensitive
information!
UPDATE
37. Take care to avoid loss or theft of
PCs or smartphone
37
• Do not pass or lend the phone to others.
– There are cases of it being stolen and
a remote management tool being
installed.
• Back up and initialize old smartphones
when changing model.
Always encrypt sensitive
information when you carry it
around.
Be careful not to lose or
misplace your devices!
Never leave
your bag
unattended
!
Let's
encrypt
UPDATE
38. Use safe communication
routes.
38
Using public Wi-Fi
networks puts you at risk
of unauthorized access!
Do not exchange sensitive
information on there.
Free Wi-Fi
When connecting from
outside, use encryption such
as a VPN.
https://www.media.hiroshima-
u.ac.jp/services/hinet/vpngw
Image of VPN
You can connect to a VPN using an app.
UPDATE
hotel Wi-Fi
too!
39. The use of File Sharing
Software is prohibited.
39
It is prohibited at Hiroshima
University to use of file
sharing software sharing
files with many and
unspecified people!
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UPDATE
40. Sending SPAM
mails from PC
Unauthorized access
Information
leakage
Virus infections
Symptoms that indicate a
security incident
40
I lost my USB memory
device containing
personal information.
My smartphone was
stolen.
My PC was infected
with a virus.
There was
unauthorized entry
into the Server.
UPDATE
41. Promptly reporting security
incidents
41
This handy card lists emergency contacts and
precautions.
The cards are distributed by the Media Center.
Carry one with you, together with
your student/staff ID!
Knowing emergency
contacts at all times
is a useful security
measure .
42. Countermeasures and
behaviors
42
Many things have been explained, but
fundamentally,
you can protect yourself against security breaches
by practicing “5 countermeasures” and “5
behaviors”.
5 countermeasures
5 behaviors
43. 5 countermeasures
43
Install antivirus software and keep it updated.
Keep your OS and applications updated.
Manage your IDs and passwords carefully.
Make regular backups.
Keep informed of the latest threats and attack methods.
Keep your OS and applications updated.
Manage your IDs and passwords carefully.
Make regular backups.
Keep informed of the latest threats and attack methods.
44. 5 behaviors
44
Don’t click inadvertently on file attachments or URLs.
Do not install suspicious applications.
Check whether your devices are not used by
unknown third party.
Use only secure communications channels.
Take care not to lose your PC or smartphone,
or have it stolen.
45. Conclusion
45
We are at the end of this online workshop.
After this, you must take a verification test.
16 correct answers out of 20 questions
is a pass.
If you pass the verification test make sure to
• 1st year: Check that your account is working.
• 2nd and later years: Update your account for the
current year
46. Reference documents and
materials
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• “Top 10 Threats to Information Security 2018,” IPA
https://www.ipa.go.jp/security/vuln/10threats2018.htm
• Trendmicro
http://www.trendmicro.co.jp/jp/security-intelligence/threat-
solution/ransomware/
http://blog.trendmicro.co.jp/archives/13041
Materials
• Human Pictogram2.0
http://pictogram2.com/
• FLAT ICON DESIGN
http://flat-icon-design.com/
• ICOOON MONO
http://icooon-mono.com/
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Issued in April, 2018
Information Media Center, Hiroshima University
Attribution 4.0 International