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The document discusses ethical hacking. It outlines the agenda which includes defining ethical hacking, types of hackers and hacking, goals of ethical hacking, security threats and types of threats, preventive measures, phases of ethical hacking, and ethical hacking tools. It defines ethical hacking as finding vulnerabilities in a system to gain unauthorized access for malicious activities or sensitive information theft. The types of hackers covered are white hat, black hat, and grey hat hackers. The goals of ethical hacking are also discussed. Security threats can potentially harm computer systems and include physical and non-physical threats. Organizations need logical and cognitive security measures like user IDs, passwords, biometrics, and efficient intrusion detection systems.
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This document provides an overview of a computer security management module. It introduces the module leader, assessments, and gives a high-level overview of topics to be covered including threats and risk management, security strategy, and ethics and law. It defines key concepts such as computer security, security risks, and aspects of computer security including host, network, people, and forensic security. The module aims to develop awareness of security threats and apply risk management principles to address threats and enable business continuity.
Collaborative Security: An approach to tackling Internet security issuesInternet Society
“Collaborative Security” is an approach to tackling Internet security issues that involves voluntary, multistakeholder cross-border cooperation and collaboration.
The document discusses PIPEDA, Canada's private sector privacy law, and the importance of having an Incident Response Plan (IRP) to respond to data breaches. It provides an overview of PIPEDA's 10 fair information principles and requirements regarding data breaches. It emphasizes that an IRP outlines the steps to detect, respond to, and reduce the risk of future incidents. It also stresses engaging legal counsel to maintain privilege and avoid liability when developing, implementing, and responding to breaches according to the IRP.
Hacker Academy UK provides cyber security training and services to help organizations defend against increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks. The document discusses how Chinese hackers stole terabytes of data from the US's most secure systems and how attackers often maintain access for months before detection. Hacker Academy UK offers various cyber security training courses and consultancy services to help organizations identify risks, test security systems, increase awareness, and properly manage information security. These include penetration testing, security audits, ISO implementation, and incident response training.
The document discusses ethical hacking. It outlines the agenda which includes defining ethical hacking, types of hackers and hacking, goals of ethical hacking, security threats and types of threats, preventive measures, phases of ethical hacking, and ethical hacking tools. It defines ethical hacking as finding vulnerabilities in a system to gain unauthorized access for malicious activities or sensitive information theft. The types of hackers covered are white hat, black hat, and grey hat hackers. The goals of ethical hacking are also discussed. Security threats can potentially harm computer systems and include physical and non-physical threats. Organizations need logical and cognitive security measures like user IDs, passwords, biometrics, and efficient intrusion detection systems.
HAKON Journal of Information Security Science & Digital Forensics (HJISSDF) is a knowledge resource for practitioners, scientists, engineers, Information security
CDI Security Ltd is one of the leading Fibre Optic Installer in Birmingham. We are also an Expert in Access Control Systems, Wireless Links and cabling systems
This document provides an overview of a computer security management module. It introduces the module leader, assessments, and gives a high-level overview of topics to be covered including threats and risk management, security strategy, and ethics and law. It defines key concepts such as computer security, security risks, and aspects of computer security including host, network, people, and forensic security. The module aims to develop awareness of security threats and apply risk management principles to address threats and enable business continuity.
Collaborative Security: An approach to tackling Internet security issuesInternet Society
“Collaborative Security” is an approach to tackling Internet security issues that involves voluntary, multistakeholder cross-border cooperation and collaboration.
The document discusses PIPEDA, Canada's private sector privacy law, and the importance of having an Incident Response Plan (IRP) to respond to data breaches. It provides an overview of PIPEDA's 10 fair information principles and requirements regarding data breaches. It emphasizes that an IRP outlines the steps to detect, respond to, and reduce the risk of future incidents. It also stresses engaging legal counsel to maintain privilege and avoid liability when developing, implementing, and responding to breaches according to the IRP.
Hacker Academy UK provides cyber security training and services to help organizations defend against increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks. The document discusses how Chinese hackers stole terabytes of data from the US's most secure systems and how attackers often maintain access for months before detection. Hacker Academy UK offers various cyber security training courses and consultancy services to help organizations identify risks, test security systems, increase awareness, and properly manage information security. These include penetration testing, security audits, ISO implementation, and incident response training.
What is Cyber Crime.
Cyber Security
Security Measures
And the Hackers World
All are covered in this presentation.
This is the non-animated version of my presentation
The animated version is on YouTube
I will soon upload the links
This document discusses different types of cyber crimes including fraud, identity theft, information warfare, phishing scams, spam, and illegal or offensive content. It also mentions the importance of antivirus protection to be secure and safe online.
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Nick Harris has experience working as a Congressional Fellow in the office of Rep. Michael McCaul, where he managed communications, maintained public content, analyzed data to identify problems, and ensured accuracy and completeness of information. He holds a COMP-TIA Security+ certification and degrees in Cybersecurity and International Security Studies from Rose State College and the University of Oklahoma. His skills include Russian language comprehension, Python scripting, network protocols, cryptography, penetration testing, and vulnerability assessment tools.
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This document provides an overview of the topics covered in a computer security course, including passwords, encryption, authentication, and key management. It recommends several books for additional reading and references websites with online security and cryptography courses. The main aspects of security are prevention, detection, and reaction. Computer security deals with preventing unauthorized access and detecting abuse by system users.
The document discusses electronic signatures and their role in ensuring security and authenticity in digital communications. It begins by outlining the goals of information security - availability, integrity, and confidentiality. It then describes different types of electronic signatures - simple, advanced, and qualified - and the increasing levels of security they provide. Advanced techniques for ensuring integrity and confidentiality like public key cryptography, hash functions, and digital certificates are also explained. The document concludes by noting some existing applications of electronic signatures and future security challenges.
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The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) is an information systems theory that models how and why users accept and use new technologies. TAM was developed by Fred Davis in 1989 and suggests that two key factors, perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use, influence users' decisions about how and when they will use new technologies. TAM was informed by prior theories like the Theory of Reasoned Action and the Theory of Planned Behavior.
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The document summarizes key concepts related to user satisfaction and technology acceptance. It discusses the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), which identifies perceived usefulness and perceived ease-of-use as factors influencing whether users will accept and use new technologies. It also defines technology diffusion as the spread of technology throughout an organization, and technology infusion as the extent to which technology is embedded within departments.
This document outlines the process and types of adoption in Belgium. It discusses the legal conditions for adoption, including minimum ages and differences in age between adoptive parents and children. It provides facts and figures on adoption rates in Belgium from 1940 to 2008. It lists famous advocates, adoptive parents, and adoptees. Recent articles in Flemish press note long wait times for adoption and that many who consider adoption do not ultimately give their children up. Public perception surveys show misconceptions about adoptees and adoptive families. The conclusion discusses the history and advantages of adoption, as well as challenges like long procedures and past illegal adoptions.
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Technology adoption is a key process that enables hesitant users to successfully adopt and use new technologies, though not all innovations are readily accepted. The technology adoption process involves stages of awareness, assessment, acceptability, learning, and usage. Factors affecting adoption include perceived benefits and costs of the technology itself as well as of substitutes, infrastructure support, learning challenges, customer reluctance to change, and competing technologies from suppliers. Technologies also progress through an adoption life cycle in which certain groups adopt earlier than others. A survey of Indian MSMEs found online marketplaces have 45-50% penetration currently but may reach 80% in the coming years, while top barriers to technology adoption include cost, infrastructure, awareness, skilled labor.
Hacking involves unauthorized access to computer systems. It is done by hackers, who have an in-depth knowledge of computers and programming. While hacking can sometimes help recover lost information, it is usually illegal and can harm privacy or destroy work. To prevent hacking, firewalls are used to limit unauthorized access to networks and computer activities. Though hackers have innovative skills, hacking should not enable criminal plans or harm others.
The document summarizes the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), which was developed by Fred Davis in 1989. TAM builds on previous models like the Theory of Reasoned Action and Theory of Planned Behavior to predict how users come to accept and use new technologies. According to TAM, two key factors influence a user's decision to use a new technology: perceived usefulness, the degree to which a user believes the technology will improve job performance, and perceived ease of use, the degree to which a user believes using the technology will be effortless. TAM proposes that these two factors shape a user's intention to use the technology which then leads to actual system use.
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This document summarizes key concepts around technology diffusion and transfer. It discusses how diffusion involves the adoption of innovations over time, often following an S-shaped curve, as more actors accumulate knowledge through interaction. Theories of diffusion include epidemic models, where adoption spreads as information is shared, and equilibrium models, where gradual diffusion occurs as firms rationally weigh costs and benefits. Empirical studies have found factors like profitability, firm size, and access to credit influence a technology's rate of adoption.
Hacking involves modifying systems outside of their intended purpose. It is commonly done by teenagers and young adults using computers. Reasons for hacking include profit, protest, and challenge. Hacking can damage information, enable theft, compromise systems, and cost businesses millions per year. Hackers can be black hats who intend harm, white hats who perform security work, or gray hats who do both. Common attack types include DoS, password guessing, and man-in-the-middle. Hacking tools are widely available online, and passwords can be cracked using dictionary, brute force, and other attacks.
This document provides an overview of security and hacking. It defines security as protection from harm and defines differences between security and protection. It then discusses what hacking and hackers are, provides a brief history of hacking from the 1960s to present day, and describes different types of hackers like white hat and black hat hackers. The document also outlines the hacking process and some common tools used. It lists some famous hackers and recent news stories about hacking.
The document discusses ethical hacking and describes hackers. It defines ethical hacking as evaluating a system's security vulnerabilities by attempting to break into computer systems. Ethical hackers possess strong programming and networking skills and detailed hardware/software knowledge. They evaluate systems by determining what intruders can access, what they can do with that information, and if intruder attempts can be detected. The document outlines different types of hackers and classes them as black hats, white hats, gray hats, and ethical hackers based on their motivations and how they use their skills.
What is Cyber Crime.
Cyber Security
Security Measures
And the Hackers World
All are covered in this presentation.
This is the non-animated version of my presentation
The animated version is on YouTube
I will soon upload the links
This document discusses different types of cyber crimes including fraud, identity theft, information warfare, phishing scams, spam, and illegal or offensive content. It also mentions the importance of antivirus protection to be secure and safe online.
security and ethical challenges in information systemshilal12
This document discusses security and ethical challenges in information systems. It defines MIS security as measures to protect information systems from unauthorized access or compromise. Some key security challenges are hacking, cyber theft, and computer viruses. Privacy issues on the internet and in computer matching and laws are also discussed. The document emphasizes that ethics in IT creates trust and prevents issues like unauthorized access and conflict. Unethical workplace behaviors can include misusing company time and resources or violating internet policies. Managing these challenges requires following codes of conduct, focusing on work, being honest, and building character with security controls like encryption and firewalls. The conclusion states that technical security alone is not enough, and ethics help achieve better overall system protection.
Nick Harris has experience working as a Congressional Fellow in the office of Rep. Michael McCaul, where he managed communications, maintained public content, analyzed data to identify problems, and ensured accuracy and completeness of information. He holds a COMP-TIA Security+ certification and degrees in Cybersecurity and International Security Studies from Rose State College and the University of Oklahoma. His skills include Russian language comprehension, Python scripting, network protocols, cryptography, penetration testing, and vulnerability assessment tools.
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This document provides an overview of the topics covered in a computer security course, including passwords, encryption, authentication, and key management. It recommends several books for additional reading and references websites with online security and cryptography courses. The main aspects of security are prevention, detection, and reaction. Computer security deals with preventing unauthorized access and detecting abuse by system users.
The document discusses electronic signatures and their role in ensuring security and authenticity in digital communications. It begins by outlining the goals of information security - availability, integrity, and confidentiality. It then describes different types of electronic signatures - simple, advanced, and qualified - and the increasing levels of security they provide. Advanced techniques for ensuring integrity and confidentiality like public key cryptography, hash functions, and digital certificates are also explained. The document concludes by noting some existing applications of electronic signatures and future security challenges.
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TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION - Analyse the diffusion of innovation of Smartphone techn...Hansa Edirisinghe
This assignment in its task one attempts to analyze the diffusion of innovation of Smartphone technology using Geoffrey A Moore’s model contributed to Technology Adoption Life Cycle and under the Task two, a leading Human Resource solution provider hSenid Software International has been selected to analyze their adaption to Cloud Computing. - by Hansa Edirisinghe
The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) is an information systems theory that models how and why users accept and use new technologies. TAM was developed by Fred Davis in 1989 and suggests that two key factors, perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use, influence users' decisions about how and when they will use new technologies. TAM was informed by prior theories like the Theory of Reasoned Action and the Theory of Planned Behavior.
User satisfaction and technology acceptancePico Ya
The document summarizes key concepts related to user satisfaction and technology acceptance. It discusses the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), which identifies perceived usefulness and perceived ease-of-use as factors influencing whether users will accept and use new technologies. It also defines technology diffusion as the spread of technology throughout an organization, and technology infusion as the extent to which technology is embedded within departments.
This document outlines the process and types of adoption in Belgium. It discusses the legal conditions for adoption, including minimum ages and differences in age between adoptive parents and children. It provides facts and figures on adoption rates in Belgium from 1940 to 2008. It lists famous advocates, adoptive parents, and adoptees. Recent articles in Flemish press note long wait times for adoption and that many who consider adoption do not ultimately give their children up. Public perception surveys show misconceptions about adoptees and adoptive families. The conclusion discusses the history and advantages of adoption, as well as challenges like long procedures and past illegal adoptions.
This document discusses various methods for reducing addictive behaviour. It begins by introducing the importance of prevention and discusses the theory of planned behaviour as a model of prevention. It then examines different types of intervention, including biological, psychological, and public health approaches. Biological interventions discussed include nicotine replacement therapy, bupropion, and varenicline for smoking cessation. Behavioural therapies covered are aversion therapy and operant conditioning. Public health interventions can involve doctors' advice on health risks. The document evaluates the effectiveness of these various methods.
Technology adoption is a key process that enables hesitant users to successfully adopt and use new technologies, though not all innovations are readily accepted. The technology adoption process involves stages of awareness, assessment, acceptability, learning, and usage. Factors affecting adoption include perceived benefits and costs of the technology itself as well as of substitutes, infrastructure support, learning challenges, customer reluctance to change, and competing technologies from suppliers. Technologies also progress through an adoption life cycle in which certain groups adopt earlier than others. A survey of Indian MSMEs found online marketplaces have 45-50% penetration currently but may reach 80% in the coming years, while top barriers to technology adoption include cost, infrastructure, awareness, skilled labor.
Hacking involves unauthorized access to computer systems. It is done by hackers, who have an in-depth knowledge of computers and programming. While hacking can sometimes help recover lost information, it is usually illegal and can harm privacy or destroy work. To prevent hacking, firewalls are used to limit unauthorized access to networks and computer activities. Though hackers have innovative skills, hacking should not enable criminal plans or harm others.
The document summarizes the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), which was developed by Fred Davis in 1989. TAM builds on previous models like the Theory of Reasoned Action and Theory of Planned Behavior to predict how users come to accept and use new technologies. According to TAM, two key factors influence a user's decision to use a new technology: perceived usefulness, the degree to which a user believes the technology will improve job performance, and perceived ease of use, the degree to which a user believes using the technology will be effortless. TAM proposes that these two factors shape a user's intention to use the technology which then leads to actual system use.
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This document summarizes key concepts around technology diffusion and transfer. It discusses how diffusion involves the adoption of innovations over time, often following an S-shaped curve, as more actors accumulate knowledge through interaction. Theories of diffusion include epidemic models, where adoption spreads as information is shared, and equilibrium models, where gradual diffusion occurs as firms rationally weigh costs and benefits. Empirical studies have found factors like profitability, firm size, and access to credit influence a technology's rate of adoption.
Hacking involves modifying systems outside of their intended purpose. It is commonly done by teenagers and young adults using computers. Reasons for hacking include profit, protest, and challenge. Hacking can damage information, enable theft, compromise systems, and cost businesses millions per year. Hackers can be black hats who intend harm, white hats who perform security work, or gray hats who do both. Common attack types include DoS, password guessing, and man-in-the-middle. Hacking tools are widely available online, and passwords can be cracked using dictionary, brute force, and other attacks.
This document provides an overview of security and hacking. It defines security as protection from harm and defines differences between security and protection. It then discusses what hacking and hackers are, provides a brief history of hacking from the 1960s to present day, and describes different types of hackers like white hat and black hat hackers. The document also outlines the hacking process and some common tools used. It lists some famous hackers and recent news stories about hacking.
The document discusses ethical hacking and describes hackers. It defines ethical hacking as evaluating a system's security vulnerabilities by attempting to break into computer systems. Ethical hackers possess strong programming and networking skills and detailed hardware/software knowledge. They evaluate systems by determining what intruders can access, what they can do with that information, and if intruder attempts can be detected. The document outlines different types of hackers and classes them as black hats, white hats, gray hats, and ethical hackers based on their motivations and how they use their skills.
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Information Security Management - Hansa Edirisinghe
1. MSc CIS7027
Information Security Management
ASSIGNMENT 2012
Critique the employment of ethical hacking as a way
of reviewing and strengthening the security of
information systems
Hansa Edirisinghe
BSc (Hons) University of Portsmouth, UK
MSc IT - Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK
2. Why did I selected this topic ?
• Hacking is a major security threat in IT
• Organizations find solutions to prevent
their system from hackers
• Employment of Ethical Hacker (EH) is
becoming popular to prevent attacks
3. How critical the Hacking is?
(According to hackmageddon.com, hacking attacks in the month of October 2012)
Source : http://hackmageddon.com/2012-cyber-attacks-timeline-master-index/
4. Hackers
White Hat
People who
specialized
hacking
check the
faults of the
system
Grey Hat
Exploit a
security to the
attention of
the owners
Black Hat
People who
break into
networks and
harm to the
network and
property
White Hat is known as Ethical Hacker
5. Strengthening the security through
EH
• Ensuring the protection of company
confidential information (i.e. Finance, Production,
Marketing, R & D )
• Protect the system from malware/hacking
• Analyze risk assessment and control
vulnerable areas
• Ensure that sensitive information of clients
does not go to wrong hands
6. Barriers to EH
• Heavy dependence of employee, because
EH has all the company secret information
• Finding a competent and specialist person
• Frequent employee turnover may cause
problems to the organization
7. “The employment of ethical hacking as a way of
reviewing and strengthening the security of information
systems”
1. Introduction to EH
2. Discussions on,
a) Ensuring the protection of company confidential information
b) Protect the system from malware/hacking
c) Risk assessment and control vulnerable areas
d) Ensuring sensitive information of clients does not go to wrong hands
e) Barriers to EH
3. Evaluation & Recommendation
4. Conclusion
Framework of my Report