Bank ATM Security to Combat Physical and Logical Cyber Security ThreatsMichelle Morgan-Nelsen
There is a global surge in attacks on ATMs. How can banks and financial institutions combat cyber security attacks such as malware, skimming, card shimming, and surveillance? How does trusted identity play a role against physical and digital threats?
With the 2FA OTP token, users can still utilize their tablets or other devices with One-Time Password to meet the CJIS Security requirements for Advanced Authentication. (Recommended for situations where lighting or fast responses are not an issue.)
Tempered Networks’ CEO, Jeff Hussey, explains how enterprise organizations can rapidly provision secure identity-based overlay networks that enable you to:
• Cloak or remove the IP footprint of any device from the underlying network to minimize network attack surfaces; significantly reducing vulnerability to externally mounted attacks.
• Transform vulnerable IP-enabled devices—even those that cannot protect themselves--into hardened, invisible assets.
• Rapidly deploy any number of secure overlay networks through centralized orchestration of policies, which allow for easy micro-segmentation of any communications to trusted entities.
PCI stands for “Payment Card Industry”. which is comprised of representatives from the major card brands (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, JCB etc.) who came together to set minimum security requirements for protecting cardholder data.
To achieve this, they wrote a framework of security controls known as the PCI DSS. They wrote a number of other directives but this is the main one that applies to the majority of businesses.
The PCI DSS consists of six goals, 12 requirements and 286 controls and must be implemented by any business that processes, stores or transmits credit or debit card holder data. The requirement for PCI DSS compliance is stated in your agreement with the bank that issues you a merchant identification. Your business is required to certify compliance to your bank upon achieving it and annually thereafter. The banks report your compliance to the PCI SCC and can issues fines for non-compliance.
Bank ATM Security to Combat Physical and Logical Cyber Security ThreatsMichelle Morgan-Nelsen
There is a global surge in attacks on ATMs. How can banks and financial institutions combat cyber security attacks such as malware, skimming, card shimming, and surveillance? How does trusted identity play a role against physical and digital threats?
With the 2FA OTP token, users can still utilize their tablets or other devices with One-Time Password to meet the CJIS Security requirements for Advanced Authentication. (Recommended for situations where lighting or fast responses are not an issue.)
Tempered Networks’ CEO, Jeff Hussey, explains how enterprise organizations can rapidly provision secure identity-based overlay networks that enable you to:
• Cloak or remove the IP footprint of any device from the underlying network to minimize network attack surfaces; significantly reducing vulnerability to externally mounted attacks.
• Transform vulnerable IP-enabled devices—even those that cannot protect themselves--into hardened, invisible assets.
• Rapidly deploy any number of secure overlay networks through centralized orchestration of policies, which allow for easy micro-segmentation of any communications to trusted entities.
PCI stands for “Payment Card Industry”. which is comprised of representatives from the major card brands (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, JCB etc.) who came together to set minimum security requirements for protecting cardholder data.
To achieve this, they wrote a framework of security controls known as the PCI DSS. They wrote a number of other directives but this is the main one that applies to the majority of businesses.
The PCI DSS consists of six goals, 12 requirements and 286 controls and must be implemented by any business that processes, stores or transmits credit or debit card holder data. The requirement for PCI DSS compliance is stated in your agreement with the bank that issues you a merchant identification. Your business is required to certify compliance to your bank upon achieving it and annually thereafter. The banks report your compliance to the PCI SCC and can issues fines for non-compliance.
FIDO & The Mobile Network Operator - Goode Intelligence & Nok Nok LabsNok Nok Labs, Inc
The rise in mobile and cloud computing continue to drive the urgent need to rethink whether authentication is fit for purpose. The Mobile Network Operators (MNO) are well positioned to participate in this evolution, by enabling the secure storage of credentials within the SIM and delivering authentication-driven services to their business customers.
These slides cover:
- The respective roles of the FIDO Alliance, The Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) and The OpenID Foundation;
- GSMA’s Mobile Connect program which supports the use of mobile devices for authentication purposes;
- The benefits of Nok Nok’s FIDO Ready™ technology for the MNO
Identity for IoT: An Authentication Framework for the IoTAllSeen Alliance
John Bradley, Ping Identity, gave this presentation at the AllSeen Alliance's Partner Programme at Mobile World Congress 2015.
About Ping Identity: Ping Identity provides next-generation identity security solutions. With more than 1,200 enterprise customers worldwide, including half of the Fortune 100, Ping Identity delivers professional-grade identity security solutions that meet the needs of organizations managing workforce, customer, and partner identities. Identity at Internet scale is a concept that will be required as the industry builds services that encompass billions of connected devices and identities.
An insight into the E-Passport, aka Biometric Passport, the need for biometrics in travel documents, the ICAO regulations governing the information contained in the electronic chip, RFID technique, Privacy threats in the current design.
Strong Authentication and US Federal Digital ServicesFIDO Alliance
A presentation from Paul Grassi, senior standards and technology advisor, NIST, on FIDO Authentication in applications within the US Federal Digital Services.
Provable Device Cybersecurity in Blockchain TransactionsRivetz
Len Veil, Rivetz's vice president of business development, spoke recently at the Bitcoin, Ethereum and Blockchain Superconference in Dallas. He spoke on the topic, "Provable Device Cybersecurity in Blockchain Transactions."
This presentation provides an overview of Sophos Wireless Protection. It will help you to:
- Understand the wireless networking market
- Learn more about Sophos' wireless solutions address
- And how those solutions can meet the needs you have today for secure wireless networking
In the work from home era, we all realized how important it is to digitize our important documents and what a lifesaver digital signatures are. With everything now getting electronically stored, electronic signatures and documentation are slowly replacing the paper-based system. That means we must now get ready to expand our digital storage plans rather than buying new filing cabinets...
FIDO & The Mobile Network Operator - Goode Intelligence & Nok Nok LabsNok Nok Labs, Inc
The rise in mobile and cloud computing continue to drive the urgent need to rethink whether authentication is fit for purpose. The Mobile Network Operators (MNO) are well positioned to participate in this evolution, by enabling the secure storage of credentials within the SIM and delivering authentication-driven services to their business customers.
These slides cover:
- The respective roles of the FIDO Alliance, The Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) and The OpenID Foundation;
- GSMA’s Mobile Connect program which supports the use of mobile devices for authentication purposes;
- The benefits of Nok Nok’s FIDO Ready™ technology for the MNO
Identity for IoT: An Authentication Framework for the IoTAllSeen Alliance
John Bradley, Ping Identity, gave this presentation at the AllSeen Alliance's Partner Programme at Mobile World Congress 2015.
About Ping Identity: Ping Identity provides next-generation identity security solutions. With more than 1,200 enterprise customers worldwide, including half of the Fortune 100, Ping Identity delivers professional-grade identity security solutions that meet the needs of organizations managing workforce, customer, and partner identities. Identity at Internet scale is a concept that will be required as the industry builds services that encompass billions of connected devices and identities.
An insight into the E-Passport, aka Biometric Passport, the need for biometrics in travel documents, the ICAO regulations governing the information contained in the electronic chip, RFID technique, Privacy threats in the current design.
Strong Authentication and US Federal Digital ServicesFIDO Alliance
A presentation from Paul Grassi, senior standards and technology advisor, NIST, on FIDO Authentication in applications within the US Federal Digital Services.
Provable Device Cybersecurity in Blockchain TransactionsRivetz
Len Veil, Rivetz's vice president of business development, spoke recently at the Bitcoin, Ethereum and Blockchain Superconference in Dallas. He spoke on the topic, "Provable Device Cybersecurity in Blockchain Transactions."
This presentation provides an overview of Sophos Wireless Protection. It will help you to:
- Understand the wireless networking market
- Learn more about Sophos' wireless solutions address
- And how those solutions can meet the needs you have today for secure wireless networking
In the work from home era, we all realized how important it is to digitize our important documents and what a lifesaver digital signatures are. With everything now getting electronically stored, electronic signatures and documentation are slowly replacing the paper-based system. That means we must now get ready to expand our digital storage plans rather than buying new filing cabinets...
Used by half of the Fortune 100, Netop advanced solutions are designed for remote access in complex environments where meeting stringent security standards is essential.
Digital Signatures solution by ComsignTrustZeev Shetach
ComsignTrust digital signature solutions allow your organization to use the digital signature technology for securing, automating and controlling your entire document signing to make it more efficient and far more cost effective. *Highly secure *Advanced *To serve many signing needs
A joint presentation of Gary Williams of Schneider Electric and Michael Coden of NextNine at the 10th Annual Conference of the American Petroleum institute. The presentation discusses benefits, disadvantages, and architectures for allowing 3rd party access.
This white paper examines how the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) relates to IBM i servers and highlights when the PowerTech products can provide a solution to specific PCI requirements.
These slides are supposed to help you understand the basics of application security, and how the latest technologies come together to enable you to reduce the number of times people at your organization need to authenticate.
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#MFSummit2016 Secure: Mind the gap strengthening the information security modelMicro Focus
Every chain has its weak link. In any Information Security model it’s us, the users. So how do we strengthen a key area? In this session, we review common challenges and learn the strategies for bridging the gap in a secure but user-friendly way.
Presenter: Reinier van der Drift, Product Manager
No plagiarized work. I need 8 to 9 page paper analyzing the.docxhenrymartin15260
No plagiarized work. I need 8 to 9 page paper analyzing the security weaknesses within the company listed below. Two weaknesses within the existing company must be analyzed – hardware, software, or the existing security policy not to include the password policy. The two items (hardware, software, or policy ) must be identified as an item that requires security.
To clarify an item that requires improved security, you must identify one of these items:
· one hardware and one software weakness
· one hardware and one policy weakness
· one software and one policy weakness
It must be in APA format and the Quality Web Design organization listed below is the Project Company Overview / Scenario.
6 Cited and verifiable resources are needed. Scholarly articles or sources I can gain access to are a must.
The paper is due November 4th, 2014. I will pay $75 for QUALITY and on-time delivery.
Suggested Reference – Security in Computing – Charles P. Pfleeger and Shari Lawrence Pfleeger
Company Overview
Quality Web Design (QWD) is an organization that specializes in Web site and Web content design for all types of businesses. QWD's mission is to provide top quality Web design that will increase consumer generated revenue to QWD's customer Web sites. QWD's database contains over 250,000 proprietary images and graphical designs that will enhance most Web site's appeal to a target demographic.
Business Processes
Quality Web Design has several mission critical business processes. First is the use of the repository of Web site templates, custom written scripts and/or custom applications. This repository is stored in a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Service (TFS) server. This application is used to monitor the project development lifecycle of custom Visual Studio applications from inception to deployment, including the quality assurance testing phase. Other critical business processes are QWD's accounting, payroll and Marketing operations all of which are supported by IT assets. There are strict technology-based access controls associated with each of these systems to ensure that only authorized personnel can access them.
Digital Assets
These are shown in the network diagrams below
WAN
· (2) T1 Frame Relay circuits connected to the Internet.
· ISP controlled Internet routers
· Corporate Firewall Model: Juniper ISG2000 integrated Firewall, VPN, and Intrusion Detection and Prevention system. Remote office firewall is a Juniper SSG140.
· L2TP/IPSec VPN tunnel between the corporate firewall and the office firewall to allow for secure data flow.
Corporate Office
· Internal LAN switch is an HP 5400zl series with 147 ports with 10/100/1000 GB connectivity.
· (2) HP ProCurve MSM410 Access Point US wireless access points.
· Microsoft TFS code repository consists of 1 Web server, 1 application server, and 1 database code repository.
· Web server includes, Microsoft Share Point portal for department document and Web sites. Corporate intr.
1. HOTPin™: High Security, Low
Cost Two-Factor Authentication
Overview
Form grabbers, keyloggers, and phishing are a few of the tools
hackers use to steal user-login IDs. Selling stolen IDs has become
a sophisticated business, which brings up the question: who
really is on your network? Authenticating users is the security
issue to tackle today.
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) systems screen users by
asking them for something the user knows (like a password or
PIN) and something the user has (such as a hardware token or
card). HOTPin™ is Celestix’ new 2FA system. Celestix designed
HOTPin from the ground up to deliver highly secure 2FA with
one-time passwords (OTPs) — delivered to users’ mobile phones
and PCs to slash costs. HOTPin is the first 2FA system fully
integrated with Microsoft IAG 2007 SSL VPN software. Deployed
on WSA™, the world’s best selling IAG appliance brand, HOTPin
is the 2FA solution for IAG.
HOTPin™ drives out cost
Usually 2FA systems have very high per-user costs. Traditional
hardware tokens used in legacy 2FA systems can cost $150 per
user. In contrast, Celestix HOTPin™ systems put OTPs on users’
mobile phones to eliminate the entire cost of expensive single-
function hardware tokens.
HOTPin’s server-side application deploys as a plugin on Celestix
WSA™ series appliances. WSA appliances use IAG software to
provide remote users with secure connectivity to networks by
creating SSL VPNs. The HOTPin server plugin manages user
credentials and authenticates users. HOTPin uses HOTP, which
is an HMAC-based algorithm for generating OTPs. Unlike the
algorithms used by many legacy vendors, HOTP is an open
standard that has received extensive scrutiny from security-
industry experts and leading academics.
Benefits
• Great for extranet partners, bank customers, medical
patients, and other transient users since there is no
need to redistribute hardware tokens after short-term
use. You can repurpose user licensing on the fly.
• Open-standard HOTP provides a higher level of trust.
• Low cost: avoid expensive hardware tokens and enjoy
lower costs on server software.
• Convenience: easier to use and manage without extra
hardware tokens.
• Stronger compliance with PCI, SOX, HIPPA and other
regulations.
• Enable employee mobility.
• State of the art technology keeps you on the leading
edge of 2FA.
• Highly interoperable with Microsoft infrastructures for
reliable operations.
• On-box integration with IAG 2007 SSL VPN for fast
installation and easy management.
• Total solution: Celestix is your single-point supplier for
hardware, software, professional services, and support.
• Lower environmental impact: no expired hardware
tokens to send to landfills
2FA for Celestix WSA SSL VPN Appliance
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