A presentation from JavaOne 2013 about the use of various Java dialects, in particular Java Card, to secure IoT and M2M deployments in an enterprise deployment.
Connected Silicon Security Challenges and Framework - Tyfone - Siva NarendraTyfone, Inc.
Presentation on innovative hardware security solutions that address security threats & vulnerabilities in silicon design, manufacturing and supply chain, and other industry sectors. The presentation was first shown at the Pacific Northwest Seminar on Securing Hardware Design and IC Supply Chains organized by Mentor Graphics, Intel and Galois.
Hitchhikers Guide to the Identiverse - How Federated Business will Rule the W...Ping Identity
Hitchhikers know everything exciting happens outside the lines, like cloud, mobile, social, big data and the internet of things. The challenge of navigating today’s universe is lack of portable, automated, discoverable and scalable identity management. DON’T PANIC. This presentation from Ping Identity CTO Patrick Harding explains how a next-generation identity and access management layer encompassing the identity of people and things, passive analytics, active feedback and automated connections to partners, customers, and apps is the modern Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Identiverse. Presented at Gartner Catalyst 2013.
Learn about upcoming product features from Ping Identity product management, view demonstrations of new functionality direct from the engineering team, and participate in a lively discussion about the latest technology advancements and their business applications.
You Can't Spell Enterprise Security without MFA Ping Identity
Sure, you can spell enterprise security without the letters M-F-A, but the modern digital enterprise isn't as secure without a strong multi-factor authentication (MFA) strategy. Enterprises are under attack, and credentials are a primary target. Many leading enterprises are enhancing their security and control with MFA, allowing them to move away from a high-risk, password-based security approach and to give their employees, partners, and customers a better user experience. View this slide deck for best practices for a MFA strategy.
Connected Silicon Security Challenges and Framework - Tyfone - Siva NarendraTyfone, Inc.
Presentation on innovative hardware security solutions that address security threats & vulnerabilities in silicon design, manufacturing and supply chain, and other industry sectors. The presentation was first shown at the Pacific Northwest Seminar on Securing Hardware Design and IC Supply Chains organized by Mentor Graphics, Intel and Galois.
Hitchhikers Guide to the Identiverse - How Federated Business will Rule the W...Ping Identity
Hitchhikers know everything exciting happens outside the lines, like cloud, mobile, social, big data and the internet of things. The challenge of navigating today’s universe is lack of portable, automated, discoverable and scalable identity management. DON’T PANIC. This presentation from Ping Identity CTO Patrick Harding explains how a next-generation identity and access management layer encompassing the identity of people and things, passive analytics, active feedback and automated connections to partners, customers, and apps is the modern Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Identiverse. Presented at Gartner Catalyst 2013.
Learn about upcoming product features from Ping Identity product management, view demonstrations of new functionality direct from the engineering team, and participate in a lively discussion about the latest technology advancements and their business applications.
You Can't Spell Enterprise Security without MFA Ping Identity
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Data Con LA 2019 - So You got Hacked, how Quickly Can your Company Recover? b...Data Con LA
This presentation will demonstrate where hacks are most successful, through hardware, software, firmware or the radio connected to the network. The hacking of IoT devices and systems explained in 6 basic steps. On the other side, protecting devices continue to be a challenging effort. Product vendors/developers and customers are all responsible for improving IoT device security. The top 10 vulnerabilities will be presented and discussed. 1. Insecure Web Interface 2. Insufficient Authentication/Authorization 3. Insecure Network Services 4. Lack of Transport Encryption/Integrity Verification 5. Privacy Concerns 6. Insecure Cloud Interface 7. Insecure Mobile Interface 8. Insufficient Security Configurability 9. Insecure Software/Firmware 10. Poor Physical Security 3 things the audience will walk away with include: 1. Basic areas of vulnerability 2. Types of attacks 3. How to protect from these areas and make the systems more functional and secure.
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2: Understand the security pros and cons of passwords versus biometrics.
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(Source: RSA Conference USA 2018)
As the need for digital transformation continues, IoT development and adoption for both enterprises and consumers are also on the rise. One of the main challenges in allowing multiple device connectivity is cybersecurity. Here are the challenges enterprises are facing when ensuring security for their IoT connections.
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Gaming systems and the gaming industry have evolved since the days of the first computer games. Connectivity and interactivity has changed everything, blending best practices of PC, mobile and social games into a $100B market that is rife with opportunity — and threats. No longer is gaming just a matter of getting a high score or of beating your friend sitting next to you on the couch; multiplayer, networked games replete with virtual (or real) currency dramatically have changed the value line and threat matrices in the gaming industry.
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Join this webinar to learn:
The basics of FIDO Authentication
How game developers and service providers can reduce risk while improving user experience
The risks of weak authentication facing the gaming industry
Unique perspective from two leading solution providers on the approaches to stronger, simpler authentication for gaming
Featured Speakers
Dave Signh, Platform Security Division, Product Manager, Intel
Shawn Lin, Product Support Application Engineer, Synaptics
Andrew Shikiar, Senior Director of Marketing, FIDO Alliance
An Internet of Things Reference Architecture Symantec
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Attacks in the past have shown that passwords in IoT devices provide insufficient security. Additionally, IoT devices are too constrained for implementing biometric functions.
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People use more passwords today than ever before. But with the advent of Apple’s latest iPhone releases and its TouchID and FaceID technologies, we’ll begin to see a wider acceptance of some biometrics methods like fingerprint and facial scanning. This session will assess the security of these methods compared to the tried and true password.
Learning Objectives:
1: Understand the password’s history and an overview of biometrics.
2: Understand the security pros and cons of passwords versus biometrics.
3: Obtain tips for creating a password/biometrics authentication stack.
(Source: RSA Conference USA 2018)
As the need for digital transformation continues, IoT development and adoption for both enterprises and consumers are also on the rise. One of the main challenges in allowing multiple device connectivity is cybersecurity. Here are the challenges enterprises are facing when ensuring security for their IoT connections.
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Secure identity credentials and related attributes are essential to maintaining the integrity of the gaming ecosystem. This webinar will explore ways that the gaming market can address the imperative to provide users with stronger authentication within an improved user experience, and will detail some approaches therein.
Join this webinar to learn:
The basics of FIDO Authentication
How game developers and service providers can reduce risk while improving user experience
The risks of weak authentication facing the gaming industry
Unique perspective from two leading solution providers on the approaches to stronger, simpler authentication for gaming
Featured Speakers
Dave Signh, Platform Security Division, Product Manager, Intel
Shawn Lin, Product Support Application Engineer, Synaptics
Andrew Shikiar, Senior Director of Marketing, FIDO Alliance
An Internet of Things Reference Architecture Symantec
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View this webcast to learn how you can accelerate your security transformation from traditional SIEM to a unified platform for incident detection, investigation and advanced security analysis. Understand why organizations are moving to a true big data security platform where compliance is a byproduct of security, not the other way around. More via
http://bcove.me/d2e9wpd2
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Objective 1: Identify the key current challenges of security and why improved security requires big data tools and techniques.
After this session you will be able to:
Objective 2: Describe strategies for using big data tools and techniques to improve security, in particular monitoring and analysis.
Objective 3: Identify best practices and technologies that can be used to secure big data systems themselves.
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Bridging the Gap Between Your Security Defenses and Critical DataIBM Security
View on-demand recording: http://securityintelligence.com/events/bridging-the-gap-between-your-security-defenses-and-critical-data/
Many organizations are struggling with the growing gap between the vulnerability of critical data and security defenses. You need visibility at all times to prevent external and internal database breaches. Your organization can't lose sight of the importance of the integrity of your data, including unauthorized changes and suspicious activity.
You will learn how combining the industry-leading security intelligence capabilities of IBM QRadar Security Intelligence Platform with the robust data security capabilities of IBM Security Guardium data activity monitor, organizations can gain actionable insights to reduce security risks at all layers and boost compliance across the enterprise.
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- Vulnerability assessments according to your risk score
- Security intelligence event log collection and analytics
- Actionable insights from security events
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Watch this presentation on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1V-oDlt6s8
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