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This document discusses software piracy and ethics related to computers and the internet. It defines software as programs that provide instructions to computers, similar to how music albums provide instructions to stereos. It notes that just as music and movies can be purchased, software programs can also be bought. It then discusses social engineering, defining it as relying on human interaction and tricking people to bypass security procedures by exploiting what people know and their carelessness in protecting information.
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rovide 3–4 paragraphs that define how the IT security landscape has evolved over the last 10 years and how today\'s current technology works to keep environments secure. Feel free to mention how some of the tools used to protect your system include the following: Intrusion detection and prevention systems Firewalls Antivirus software Other software to eliminate malware and other such intrusive programs
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Ten years ago .almost all threats were malware programs (viruses, worms, and Trojans) written by adolescent pranksters. Even though some malware programs did real harm, such as formatting disks or erasing data files, most simply annoyed people. There were only few professional and even state-sponsored hackers, but they weren\'t the norm.
Now,almost all malware is created to either steal money or corporate secrets.Malware has gone from innocuous, funny viruses and worms to identity-stealing programs and ransomware.
Due to this,there has been a lot of improvement in breach programs that help prevent such malware.
Once antivirus scanners were our main tool for breach detection. Now, an entirely new generation of companies and products have been developed to detect when somebody\'s doing something malicious, even if that something malicious is being done by a legitimate user.Event monitoring systems are improving. Many companies are now storing and analyzing billions of events a day, using huge disk storage arrays that a short time ago would have stored the world\'s entire collection of digital content.
Intrusion detection has moved beyond detecting simple malicious activity to detecting anomalous events that are out of character for a company and its employees. Connections to known, questionable networks are tracked and reported like the antivirus detections of yesteryear. Data leak protection (DLP) has become big business.Multifactor authentication has become very much common in every company in the past ten years.Also,Encryption of data has been made default.Default encryption will mean that when a computing device is stolen, no longer will it turn into a data compromise that must be reported to the authorities (and the media). The bad guys and unauthorized parties will be listening into our private conversations and transactions much less.
Unfortunately, all these defense improvements haven\'t yet translated into a safer computing environment. There are far more malicious attacks today than there were 10 years ago. \"Improvements\" in cyber crime have so far completely overwhelmed the advances in cyber security defense.
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Information Technology Security
for Small Business
(video script)
Descriptive Text for the Visually Impaired
August 11, 2009
By Joan Porter
Visual: Images related to computer and internet use and images symbolic of information
technology security and cyber crime.
Narration:
“No matter how well you protect your business your information is still very much at
risk and that puts your business at risk.
Visual: A computer keyboard and a cell phone.
Text: The words, “Names, Emails, Phone Numbers, Account Numbers, Files, Passwords,
User Ids, Payroll, Internet Transactions, Credit Card Numbers, Electronic Commerce and
Employee Databases” appear.
Narration:
“The dangers change and grow every day and the threats they pose to your business –
and others – can be devastating.”
Text: The words, “The best defense against these growing attacks?”appear.
Narration:
“The best defense against these growing attacks?”
Text: The words, “Information Technology Security for Small Business” and “It’s not
just good business. It’s essential business” appear.
Narration:
“Information Technology Security. It’s not just good business. It’s essential business.”
Visual: Scenes of employees working at computers and working in a variety of jobs at
different kinds of small businesses.
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Narration:
“Today protecting your business’s information is just as critical as protecting every
other asset you have – your property, your employees and your products. It doesn’t
matter what kind of business you’re in or its size – whether you have one employee or
500. The fact is, your information is valuable and it’s at risk.”
Visual: Matthew Scholl, Group Manager, Security Management and Assurance
Computer Security Division, NIST on camera.
“It’s important that small businesses make IT security a top priority in order to protect
their businesses. They make other security decisions everyday.
They lock their doors, they have alarm systems, they have trusted employees working
behind the counters. They should exercise the same level of security and due diligence
to their IT space where they have just as much exposure.”
Visual: Richard Kissel, Information Security Analyst, Computer Security Division, NIST
on camera.
“Cyberspace is a dangerous place to be. We all are there because we have to be there
because that’s where technology forces us to go right now. And if you don’t understand
that climate and the things that are involved there then you can get into trouble really
quickly.”
Visual: Jane Boorman, Project Manager, Office of Entrepreneurship Education, U.S.
Small Business Administration on camera.
“There are some 26 million small businesses in this country and they all need
to pay attention to the dangers of cyber crime. It’s one of the greatest risks they face ...
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- 4. Social Engineering What is social engineering? Social Engineering is a term that describes a non-technical kind of intrusion that relies heavily on human interaction and often involves tricking other people to break normal security procedures. Social engineers rely on the fact that people are not aware of the value of the information they possess and are careless about protecting it.
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