The document describes the Content Delivery and Storage Alliance (CDSA), an organization that has developed Anti-Piracy and Compliance Programs (APCP) standards and certification programs since 1997 to help companies in the content delivery industry combat piracy and protect security. The CDSA determines companies' inherent security risks based on their scope of operations and provides standard or enhanced certification programs to help companies implement appropriate security controls and documentation. The APCP certification programs and standards provide benefits like authoritative best practices, managing security/piracy risks, and supporting business needs.
One security breach, stolen file, or copyright infringement can damage a brand's reputation and finances. The Content Delivery and Storage Association's (CDSA) global Anti-Piracy and Compliance Program (APCP) Standards provide a framework for managing risks associated with handling, storing, and delivering content through best practices. The APCP Standards address issues across the supply chain from content creation to distribution and are designed to safeguard intellectual property and digital assets. Achieving certification demonstrates an organization's commitment to effective security policies and prevention of unauthorized access.
The document discusses a Bayesian network approach for maritime piracy risk management. It presents the context of increasing offshore oil production and associated piracy risks. It then describes the SARGOS project, which aims to develop a comprehensive system to manage safety and crisis response for offshore oil fields. This includes detecting threats, issuing alerts, and defining and implementing response plans. The document focuses on integrating a Bayesian network into SARGOS to enable intelligent analysis and real-time graduated response planning against threats to offshore oil fields.
VESPA- Multi-Layered Self-Protection for Cloud Resources, OW2con'12, ParisOW2
This talk presents VESPA, an open self-protection architecture and framework for cloud infrastructures that overcomes the previous limitations. Developed in the OpenCloudWare project, VESPA adopts a policy-based management approach, and allows a two-level regulation of security, both within a software layer and across layers. Flexible coordination between self-protection loops allows enforcing a rich spectrum of security strategies such as cross-layer detection and reaction. A multi-plane, extensible architecture also enables simple integration of commodity detection and reaction components. Evaluation results on a VESPA KVM-based implementation show that the design is applicable for effective and yet flexible self-protection of cloud infrastructures.
This document discusses mobile e-signing and paperless contracting in mobile sales and service delivery. It outlines the benefits of digital signatures over paper documents in terms of cost savings, efficiency and customer experience. It then evaluates different options for mobile e-signing technologies, including signing devices, deployment models and document formats that are well-suited for mobile use cases in industries like insurance sales. The preferred approach is to use a native mobile app for capturing handwritten signatures on a tablet or smartphone to get biometric data and ensure security, while maintaining a similar experience to paper signing.
xyzmo SIGNificant provides a mobile point-of-sale solution that allows insurance agents to electronically capture signatures on applications and other documents using handwritten signatures. This streamlines processes, reduces costs associated with paper, and improves customer experience and agent productivity. Information is automatically synced in real-time to backend systems, reducing errors. The solution was implemented by Phoenix Insurance, Israel's largest insurer, reducing paper usage and streamlining business procedures.
SIGNificant ColorPad 6 – The perfect signature pad.
End-to-end security – Encryption of the sensitive signature row data takes place on the pad, rather than in the unsafe “computer” environment.
Display the whole document – The signature pad can show the whole document (multilateral), not just parts of it limited to the screen size of the pad. Buttons on the pad allow for document browsing via vertical or horizontal scrolling and zooming.
Patented palm rest – The unique palm rest allows for natural signing like on paper and thus recording a natural signature – unlike other pads, where your hand is quickly hovering up in the air.
Sign directly onto documents – it’s almost like signing a paper document.
No driver installation necessary – Thanks to the “Encrypted HID Standard”, driver installation is not required for W2000, XP, Vista, Win7, Linux and MAC OSX.
Mode for left hand writing – Both left-handed and right-handed people can find the optimum position for writing. The screen can be rotated through 180⁰.
Advertising – The brilliant color display, with a resolution of 640×480 pixels, can present your latest offers, products, solutions and services perfectly in standby mode. Moreover, the whole pad can be customized according to your CI. See example on the left.
Pen holder – The pad includes a holder in the side for secure storage of the pen during transport, as well as a second, vertical holder for when the pad is in use. The pen is attached by a cord to ensure its safekeeping.
Mounting possibilities – On the back of the signature device are two screw holes for table and wall mounting. Accessories for mounting are sold separately.
This document discusses online e-signing solutions, including typical functionalities, authentication methods, signing methods, security aspects, standard vs proprietary approaches, and deployment methods. The key functionalities are sending documents for signature, signing documents, and managing the signature workflow. Authentication can range from email-only to using biometrics. Signing methods include placeholder signatures, personal signatures, and biometric signatures. The document focuses on selecting appropriate solutions while ensuring security, standards compliance, and deployment flexibility.
One security breach, stolen file, or copyright infringement can damage a brand's reputation and finances. The Content Delivery and Storage Association's (CDSA) global Anti-Piracy and Compliance Program (APCP) Standards provide a framework for managing risks associated with handling, storing, and delivering content through best practices. The APCP Standards address issues across the supply chain from content creation to distribution and are designed to safeguard intellectual property and digital assets. Achieving certification demonstrates an organization's commitment to effective security policies and prevention of unauthorized access.
The document discusses a Bayesian network approach for maritime piracy risk management. It presents the context of increasing offshore oil production and associated piracy risks. It then describes the SARGOS project, which aims to develop a comprehensive system to manage safety and crisis response for offshore oil fields. This includes detecting threats, issuing alerts, and defining and implementing response plans. The document focuses on integrating a Bayesian network into SARGOS to enable intelligent analysis and real-time graduated response planning against threats to offshore oil fields.
VESPA- Multi-Layered Self-Protection for Cloud Resources, OW2con'12, ParisOW2
This talk presents VESPA, an open self-protection architecture and framework for cloud infrastructures that overcomes the previous limitations. Developed in the OpenCloudWare project, VESPA adopts a policy-based management approach, and allows a two-level regulation of security, both within a software layer and across layers. Flexible coordination between self-protection loops allows enforcing a rich spectrum of security strategies such as cross-layer detection and reaction. A multi-plane, extensible architecture also enables simple integration of commodity detection and reaction components. Evaluation results on a VESPA KVM-based implementation show that the design is applicable for effective and yet flexible self-protection of cloud infrastructures.
This document discusses mobile e-signing and paperless contracting in mobile sales and service delivery. It outlines the benefits of digital signatures over paper documents in terms of cost savings, efficiency and customer experience. It then evaluates different options for mobile e-signing technologies, including signing devices, deployment models and document formats that are well-suited for mobile use cases in industries like insurance sales. The preferred approach is to use a native mobile app for capturing handwritten signatures on a tablet or smartphone to get biometric data and ensure security, while maintaining a similar experience to paper signing.
xyzmo SIGNificant provides a mobile point-of-sale solution that allows insurance agents to electronically capture signatures on applications and other documents using handwritten signatures. This streamlines processes, reduces costs associated with paper, and improves customer experience and agent productivity. Information is automatically synced in real-time to backend systems, reducing errors. The solution was implemented by Phoenix Insurance, Israel's largest insurer, reducing paper usage and streamlining business procedures.
SIGNificant ColorPad 6 – The perfect signature pad.
End-to-end security – Encryption of the sensitive signature row data takes place on the pad, rather than in the unsafe “computer” environment.
Display the whole document – The signature pad can show the whole document (multilateral), not just parts of it limited to the screen size of the pad. Buttons on the pad allow for document browsing via vertical or horizontal scrolling and zooming.
Patented palm rest – The unique palm rest allows for natural signing like on paper and thus recording a natural signature – unlike other pads, where your hand is quickly hovering up in the air.
Sign directly onto documents – it’s almost like signing a paper document.
No driver installation necessary – Thanks to the “Encrypted HID Standard”, driver installation is not required for W2000, XP, Vista, Win7, Linux and MAC OSX.
Mode for left hand writing – Both left-handed and right-handed people can find the optimum position for writing. The screen can be rotated through 180⁰.
Advertising – The brilliant color display, with a resolution of 640×480 pixels, can present your latest offers, products, solutions and services perfectly in standby mode. Moreover, the whole pad can be customized according to your CI. See example on the left.
Pen holder – The pad includes a holder in the side for secure storage of the pen during transport, as well as a second, vertical holder for when the pad is in use. The pen is attached by a cord to ensure its safekeeping.
Mounting possibilities – On the back of the signature device are two screw holes for table and wall mounting. Accessories for mounting are sold separately.
This document discusses online e-signing solutions, including typical functionalities, authentication methods, signing methods, security aspects, standard vs proprietary approaches, and deployment methods. The key functionalities are sending documents for signature, signing documents, and managing the signature workflow. Authentication can range from email-only to using biometrics. Signing methods include placeholder signatures, personal signatures, and biometric signatures. The document focuses on selecting appropriate solutions while ensuring security, standards compliance, and deployment flexibility.
This survey of 312 mobile internet users in Moscow found that most respondents were younger adults aged 18-34 who use their mobile phones daily to access the internet. The most popular activities included visiting mobile-optimized websites, checking emails, using apps, and getting news. Mobile internet was used in various locations like home, work, transportation, and cafes. Most respondents had subscriptions to pay for mobile data usage.
This document advertises an online application called Proved that allows entrepreneurs and investors to test business ideas with UK consumers for free or for £199. It highlights that traditional market research is too expensive for startups, but that DIY methods lack expertise. Proved offers a ready-made solution where users input their idea and Proved's smart questionnaire automatically collects consumer feedback and compares results to its database to provide improvement recommendations. The first 50 ideas can sign up for free pilot testing scheduled for March 2013.
This document provides an overview of mobile surveys in Russia and the CIS region. It discusses trends in mobile phone ownership and mobile internet usage. It then introduces Mobiety, a mobile research agency that provides an online tool for conducting mobile surveys. Mobiety's tool allows researchers to build questionnaires, distribute surveys via SMS, view real-time responses, and export data. The document outlines Mobiety's network of interviewers, data formats, client experience, partnerships, and future plans to expand mobile survey methods and networks in Russia.
This document summarizes a presentation on exploring ways to integrate surveys into the mobile landscape in Russia. It compares mobile CATI, CAWI, and SAWI (mobile CAWI) data collection methods. A study was conducted in Moscow and Yekaterinburg using these four methods: a mobile CATI RDD sample, an online CAWI access panel, an online SAWI access panel, and an SMS river sample using a mobile payment terminal. Response and completion rates were highest for mobile CATI and lowest for the SMS river. Key findings indicate representativeness does not exist, the SMS river sample needs more research, and the SAWI access panel is noticeably biased toward more affluent users.
This document discusses mobile research trends and a tool called MOBIETY. It notes that an increasing "mobile only" population doesn't use fixed phones. It outlines challenges with mobile research like delivery and privacy. MOBIETY is presented as a solution, allowing researchers to survey hard to reach audiences on mobile devices. The document reviews MOBIETY's testing, partnerships, and roadmap for expanding its panel, multimedia capabilities, and geographic coverage.
CNBS aspiration to facilitate their operation by streamlining their working processes lead them to search for a complete solution which would implement a high level of security, decrease risk levels and optimize the entire process of handling signatures and signatories in order to achieve improved efficiency. In addition it was also searching for a way to decrease manpower and other overhead expense. Their challenge was to find a system that would communicate with their existing systems, with minimum integration efforts. Before CNBS adopted xyzmo SIGNificant’s solution, all of the banks and financial institutions under its supervision were sending their reports manually signed by bank supervisors to the CNBS as hard- copies in a manual process. This process was inefficient as it was time and effort consuming and created a bottle neck of approximately three days on average each time.
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This Edureka tutorial on "Cybersecurity Frameworks" will help you understand why and how the organizations are using the cybersecurity framework to Identify, Protect and Recover from cyber attacks.
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This document discusses the importance of information security certifications for professionals. It provides details on several popular certifications, including the CISSP, SSCP, CAP, CCFP, CSSLP, and EC-Council Certified Security Analyst (ECSA). For each certification, it lists the certifying body, typical cost, required exams, and topics covered. Overall, the document promotes certification as a way to prove expertise, command higher salaries, gain access to professional networks, and satisfy employer needs for verified skills in an increasingly threat-filled world.
Decentralized applications (DApps) have gained immense popularity in recent years due to their potential to provide secure, transparent, and reliable solutions in various industries. However, with the increasing use of DApps, the risks and threats associated with them have also increased significantly. The security of a DApp is critical, as any vulnerability can lead to a loss of user trust, financial loss, and reputational damage. Therefore, it is essential to prioritize security in DApp development services to ensure the protection of data, transactions, and user privacy. Visit https://www.prolitus.com/dapp-development-services-platform/
Tech Alliance provides five cybersecurity services: 1) Enterprise Security Program Design and Implementation to assess risks, identify gaps, and create a security roadmap; 2) IT Risk Assessment to identify threats, vulnerabilities, impacts, and recommend controls; 3) Disaster Recovery Planning and Implementation to design technology solutions and processes to ensure business continuity; 4) Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing to identify and prioritize vulnerabilities and validate fixes; 5) a Security Operations Center for 24/7 security monitoring, event correlation, and reporting.
Tech Alliance provides five cybersecurity services: 1) Enterprise Security Program Design and Implementation to assess risks, identify gaps, and create a security roadmap; 2) IT Risk Assessment to identify threats, vulnerabilities, impacts, and recommend controls; 3) Disaster Recovery Planning and Implementation to design technology solutions and processes to ensure business continuity; 4) Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing to identify vulnerabilities and validate fixes; 5) a Security Operations Center for 24/7 monitoring of networks, systems, and security devices.
FishNet Security provides a four-phased methodology to help companies prepare for implementing a data leakage protection (DLP) system. The methodology identifies existing data security policies, maps out where data resides and how it flows, defines rules for what data needs monitoring, and produces a report with recommendations. Optional services include assistance selecting and installing a DLP product and testing which works best for the client's environment.
Pactera - Cloud, Application, Cyber Security Trend 2016Kyle Lai
This document summarizes cybersecurity trends from surveys conducted in 2016. It finds that 38% of organizations have a maturing application security program, while 41% cited public-facing web applications as the leading cause of breaches. Regarding cloud security, 79% of respondents are implementing or using cloud environments actively, with infrastructure as a service being the most popular service. The document also introduces Pactera's cybersecurity services capabilities, which include application security testing, secure development training, and third-party risk management.
Keep Ahead of Evolving Cyberattacks with OPSWAT and F5 NGINXNGINX, Inc.
With advancing technology and the ever-evolving landscape of cybercrime, it is more important today than ever to reduce file-borne attacks, secure encrypted traffic, and protect your networks.
In this webinar, we discuss the latest developments in the threat landscape, why shared responsibility matters for critical infrastructure, and how you can mitigate future threat vectors with the F5 NGINX Plus Certified Module from OPSWAT.
This document discusses information security policies and provides an overview of key topics:
1) It outlines a framework for designing security policies including commitment, risk assessment, and risk mitigation.
2) Risk assessment involves analyzing business, physical, technological, and human risks while risk mitigation uses administrative, physical, and technical controls.
3) The document also provides an example security policy for email at SandZ Technologies and discusses implementing policies through training, awareness programs, and audits.
Security: Enabling the Journey to the CloudCapgemini
Andy Powell VP UK Cybersecurity - Capgemini
Doug Davidson UK CTO for Cybersecurity - Capgemini
Organisations are moving to the Cloud in order to rationalise their legacy application estates and improve the quality of their application services, business performance, and business agility, whilst at the same time reducing their IT cost base. However, the road to Cloud services adoption is fraught with many risks and issues that can trip up the unwary. In this presentation Andy and Doug will outline some of the areas of security risk and threats that customers adopting Cloud services routinely come across. They will also talk through some of the security controls and approaches that you can use to avoid or mitigate business impacts to your cloud services, and will describe how organisations can follow a methodology to securely transition to the Cloud.
The document discusses software security testing. It covers defining a test strategy, integrating security into the software development lifecycle, performing threat modeling, and available tools for security testing. Regulatory compliance and training requirements are also addressed.
Sunera business & technology risk consulting services -slide shareSunera
Sunera is a professional consultancy firm that provides risk consulting, internal audit, compliance, information security, and IT services. They have over 100 professionals across 12 offices in the US and Canada. Services include regulatory compliance, IT audits, continuous monitoring, data privacy, information security assessments, and PCI compliance. The goal is to help clients enhance controls, increase efficiencies, and overcome resource constraints cost effectively.
This survey of 312 mobile internet users in Moscow found that most respondents were younger adults aged 18-34 who use their mobile phones daily to access the internet. The most popular activities included visiting mobile-optimized websites, checking emails, using apps, and getting news. Mobile internet was used in various locations like home, work, transportation, and cafes. Most respondents had subscriptions to pay for mobile data usage.
This document advertises an online application called Proved that allows entrepreneurs and investors to test business ideas with UK consumers for free or for £199. It highlights that traditional market research is too expensive for startups, but that DIY methods lack expertise. Proved offers a ready-made solution where users input their idea and Proved's smart questionnaire automatically collects consumer feedback and compares results to its database to provide improvement recommendations. The first 50 ideas can sign up for free pilot testing scheduled for March 2013.
This document provides an overview of mobile surveys in Russia and the CIS region. It discusses trends in mobile phone ownership and mobile internet usage. It then introduces Mobiety, a mobile research agency that provides an online tool for conducting mobile surveys. Mobiety's tool allows researchers to build questionnaires, distribute surveys via SMS, view real-time responses, and export data. The document outlines Mobiety's network of interviewers, data formats, client experience, partnerships, and future plans to expand mobile survey methods and networks in Russia.
This document summarizes a presentation on exploring ways to integrate surveys into the mobile landscape in Russia. It compares mobile CATI, CAWI, and SAWI (mobile CAWI) data collection methods. A study was conducted in Moscow and Yekaterinburg using these four methods: a mobile CATI RDD sample, an online CAWI access panel, an online SAWI access panel, and an SMS river sample using a mobile payment terminal. Response and completion rates were highest for mobile CATI and lowest for the SMS river. Key findings indicate representativeness does not exist, the SMS river sample needs more research, and the SAWI access panel is noticeably biased toward more affluent users.
This document discusses mobile research trends and a tool called MOBIETY. It notes that an increasing "mobile only" population doesn't use fixed phones. It outlines challenges with mobile research like delivery and privacy. MOBIETY is presented as a solution, allowing researchers to survey hard to reach audiences on mobile devices. The document reviews MOBIETY's testing, partnerships, and roadmap for expanding its panel, multimedia capabilities, and geographic coverage.
CNBS aspiration to facilitate their operation by streamlining their working processes lead them to search for a complete solution which would implement a high level of security, decrease risk levels and optimize the entire process of handling signatures and signatories in order to achieve improved efficiency. In addition it was also searching for a way to decrease manpower and other overhead expense. Their challenge was to find a system that would communicate with their existing systems, with minimum integration efforts. Before CNBS adopted xyzmo SIGNificant’s solution, all of the banks and financial institutions under its supervision were sending their reports manually signed by bank supervisors to the CNBS as hard- copies in a manual process. This process was inefficient as it was time and effort consuming and created a bottle neck of approximately three days on average each time.
** CyberSecurity Certification Training: https://www.edureka.co/cybersecurity-certification-training **
This Edureka tutorial on "Cybersecurity Frameworks" will help you understand why and how the organizations are using the cybersecurity framework to Identify, Protect and Recover from cyber attacks.
Cybersecurity Training Playlist: https://bit.ly/2NqcTQV
This document discusses the importance of information security certifications for professionals. It provides details on several popular certifications, including the CISSP, SSCP, CAP, CCFP, CSSLP, and EC-Council Certified Security Analyst (ECSA). For each certification, it lists the certifying body, typical cost, required exams, and topics covered. Overall, the document promotes certification as a way to prove expertise, command higher salaries, gain access to professional networks, and satisfy employer needs for verified skills in an increasingly threat-filled world.
Decentralized applications (DApps) have gained immense popularity in recent years due to their potential to provide secure, transparent, and reliable solutions in various industries. However, with the increasing use of DApps, the risks and threats associated with them have also increased significantly. The security of a DApp is critical, as any vulnerability can lead to a loss of user trust, financial loss, and reputational damage. Therefore, it is essential to prioritize security in DApp development services to ensure the protection of data, transactions, and user privacy. Visit https://www.prolitus.com/dapp-development-services-platform/
Tech Alliance provides five cybersecurity services: 1) Enterprise Security Program Design and Implementation to assess risks, identify gaps, and create a security roadmap; 2) IT Risk Assessment to identify threats, vulnerabilities, impacts, and recommend controls; 3) Disaster Recovery Planning and Implementation to design technology solutions and processes to ensure business continuity; 4) Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing to identify and prioritize vulnerabilities and validate fixes; 5) a Security Operations Center for 24/7 security monitoring, event correlation, and reporting.
Tech Alliance provides five cybersecurity services: 1) Enterprise Security Program Design and Implementation to assess risks, identify gaps, and create a security roadmap; 2) IT Risk Assessment to identify threats, vulnerabilities, impacts, and recommend controls; 3) Disaster Recovery Planning and Implementation to design technology solutions and processes to ensure business continuity; 4) Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing to identify vulnerabilities and validate fixes; 5) a Security Operations Center for 24/7 monitoring of networks, systems, and security devices.
FishNet Security provides a four-phased methodology to help companies prepare for implementing a data leakage protection (DLP) system. The methodology identifies existing data security policies, maps out where data resides and how it flows, defines rules for what data needs monitoring, and produces a report with recommendations. Optional services include assistance selecting and installing a DLP product and testing which works best for the client's environment.
Pactera - Cloud, Application, Cyber Security Trend 2016Kyle Lai
This document summarizes cybersecurity trends from surveys conducted in 2016. It finds that 38% of organizations have a maturing application security program, while 41% cited public-facing web applications as the leading cause of breaches. Regarding cloud security, 79% of respondents are implementing or using cloud environments actively, with infrastructure as a service being the most popular service. The document also introduces Pactera's cybersecurity services capabilities, which include application security testing, secure development training, and third-party risk management.
Keep Ahead of Evolving Cyberattacks with OPSWAT and F5 NGINXNGINX, Inc.
With advancing technology and the ever-evolving landscape of cybercrime, it is more important today than ever to reduce file-borne attacks, secure encrypted traffic, and protect your networks.
In this webinar, we discuss the latest developments in the threat landscape, why shared responsibility matters for critical infrastructure, and how you can mitigate future threat vectors with the F5 NGINX Plus Certified Module from OPSWAT.
This document discusses information security policies and provides an overview of key topics:
1) It outlines a framework for designing security policies including commitment, risk assessment, and risk mitigation.
2) Risk assessment involves analyzing business, physical, technological, and human risks while risk mitigation uses administrative, physical, and technical controls.
3) The document also provides an example security policy for email at SandZ Technologies and discusses implementing policies through training, awareness programs, and audits.
Security: Enabling the Journey to the CloudCapgemini
Andy Powell VP UK Cybersecurity - Capgemini
Doug Davidson UK CTO for Cybersecurity - Capgemini
Organisations are moving to the Cloud in order to rationalise their legacy application estates and improve the quality of their application services, business performance, and business agility, whilst at the same time reducing their IT cost base. However, the road to Cloud services adoption is fraught with many risks and issues that can trip up the unwary. In this presentation Andy and Doug will outline some of the areas of security risk and threats that customers adopting Cloud services routinely come across. They will also talk through some of the security controls and approaches that you can use to avoid or mitigate business impacts to your cloud services, and will describe how organisations can follow a methodology to securely transition to the Cloud.
The document discusses software security testing. It covers defining a test strategy, integrating security into the software development lifecycle, performing threat modeling, and available tools for security testing. Regulatory compliance and training requirements are also addressed.
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This document provides information on various cyber security certifications, including ISO 27001 Lead Auditor, EC Council CEH v8, CCSK, CHFI, RHCSS, CCIE Security, CRISC, ISMS LA, COBIT, BS25999, ISO 27001, BS 7799, ISO 20000, CeISB, JNCP, CS-MARS, Check Point Certified Security Administrator, CSSLP, ITIL, CASP, QSA, PA-QSA, ASV, Trend Micro Certified Professional, IT Management, GIAC Penetration Tester (GPEN), and Offensive Security Certified Professional. Each certification is briefly described in one or two
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Media Security Accreditation Program Overview.V4.2. 8.13.09
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Anti-Piracy and
Compliance Programs
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Agenda
Why CDSA?
Anti-Piracy and Compliance Programs - APCP
Content Protection and Security
Benefits
Accreditation Process
Next Steps
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CDSA
Formerly the International Recording Media (IRMA)
Founded in 1970
Worldwide forum advocating the innovative and responsible
delivery and storage of entertainment, software and
information content.
Developer of the Anti-Piracy and Compliance Programs
(APCP): the world’s first family of anti-piracy and security
standards specifically designed for our industry
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APCP Certification
Programs
Pioneer of the world’s first certification program for Anti-Piracy
and Compliance Programs (APCP) and related standards
Global recognition by major content holders, as well as
international governments
+10 years tradition providing effective certification programs to
+120 APCP-certified companies in five continents
Spanning the entire supply chain
International reach, with regional offices in the United States,
United Kingdom, and Hong Kong
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APCP Certification Programs
APCP
Family of Standards
Copyright and
Packaging and
Licensing
Materials Standards
Standards
Digital Plastic DVD
Security Packaging
Certification
Media
Security
Post
Production
Security
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Content Protection and
Security Certification
Security management of content and other related
intellectual property – in all of its forms
Structured audit process:
Initial on-site audit to gain initial accreditation
Annual surveillance audits to maintain site accreditation
Capability Framework:
Risk management approach
Set of critical requirements for establishing, implementing and improving
security control processes:
Digital Security
Media Security
Physical Security
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Seven
Capability Framework (CF)
Areas
• Documentation, • Personnel and • Asset • Physical security
risk management resources management
and compliance
CF1 CF2 CF3 CF4
• IT security and • Training and • Disaster recovery
electronic data awareness and Business
continuity
planning
CF5 CF6 CF7
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Determining a Site’s Inherent
Risks Level
CDSA identifies inherent risk level posed by site, using information
gathered in:
CDSA Accreditation Program Application
Pre-Audit Assessment Survey
Resultant information is used to ascertain level of security required
to achieve and maintain accreditation under the CDSA Media
Security Accreditation Program
Two inherent risk levels:
Standard Security Risk
Enhanced Security Risk
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Standard Security Risk Level
& Assessment
Standard Security Risk: Risk exposure is minimal to low, based upon
the scope of operations.
Activities that require this level of certification may include but not
exclusively:
Distribution, Freight Forwarding and storage of completed or post
release product
Printing and merchandising of non-sensitive component parts or
peripheral material
To achieve certification at Standard Risk Level, site must
demonstrate applied methodologies in all areas of the program,
but may not be required to provide evidence of formal
documentation in all sections of the Capabilities Framework
CDSA On-Site Audit Duration (typical): up to 1 day
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Enhanced Security Risk
Level & Assessment
Enhanced Security Risk: Site’s security risk exposure is significant,
based upon the complexity & scope of activities.
Activities that require this level of certification may include but not
exclusively:
Content creation, origination, editing, authoring, subtitling/
dubbing and manufacture of pre and post release content
Pre-release promotional activities
Handling, storage, transmission and distribution of digital content
To achieve certification at the Enhanced Risk Level, site must
demonstrate formal methodologies and provide documentation of
all sections of the Capabilities Framework (CF)
Highly in-depth CDSA audit process
CDSA On-Site Audit Duration (typical): 1 day or more
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How CDSA determines
Inherent Risks
Statement of
• Risk assessment Applicability • Security Policy Manual
• Gap analysis • Specifications/Standards
• Identification of • Control Procedures
requirements to meet
business needs
• Scope determination
for the content security
Security Risk management system
Inherent Risk Level
Management drive expectations &
Support CDSA audit criteria
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APCP Program Benefits
Is the authoritative set of industry-driven best practices
Empowers organizations to manage and mitigate security and
piracy risks
Can be applied and adapted to all organizations in the supply
chain
Provides a cost-effective assessment process suitable for use
throughout the entire supply chain
Supports client specifications and business needs
Demonstrates a strong commitment to intellectual property
security and protection, and the prevention of piracy
Confidential audit feedback
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Step 1:
APCP Application &
Pre-Audit Assessment Survey
• Submit Program
Application & CDSA Pre-
Audit Survey to CDSA
Application
• Determine risk level
posed by site operations
and activities
Application SoA • Complete Statement of
Process Applicability
• Site receives Program
Resource materials
Program • Site implements its
Review content protection and
security system
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Step 2:
APCP Audit Process
Document
Review • Off-site CDSA
verification of
compliance with APCP
Standards
CDSA
• On-site CDSA
Assessment On-site verification of
Audit and Audit compliance with APCP
Standards
Report Requirements
• Site is accredited upon
Accredit- completion of
ation successful on-site audit
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Step 3:
APCP Annual Audits
Annual • External CDSA Audits
CDSA Audits every 12 months
Ongoing Internal
• Sites submit ongoing
internal audit annually
Surveillance Audits
– six months after each
CDSA scheduled audit
Visits
• Ongoing site
performance reviews
Corrective & and improvement
Preventative
Actions plans for continual
improvement
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Let’s get started…
Contact your regional CDSA representative to
discuss how we can meet your organization’s needs
Complete the APCP Program Application & Pre-
Audit Assessment Survey
Receive APCP program fee quote from CDSA
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Contact us
Regional Offices:
North, Central and South America
Linda Dyson, Worldwide Director
3455 N. Desert Drive, Suite 3209
Atlanta, Georgia 30344 USA
Tel: +1 (404) 349 9600; Fax: +1 (404) 349 4499
ldyson@contentdeliveryandstorage.org
Europe, Middle East and Africa
Peter Wallace, APCP Director
One Heddon Street
Mayfair, London W1B 4BD UK
Tel: +44(0) 7850 331033
pwallace@contentdeliveryandstorage.org
Asia and Pacific
James Wise, APCP Director
22/F, 3 Lockhart Road
Wanchai, Hong Kong SAR
Tel:+852 2863 6980
jwise@contentdeliveryandstorage.org
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Contact us
CDSA Headquarters:
62 Snydertown Road, Suite 301
Hopewell, New Jersey 08525
United States
Tel: +1(609) 279 1700
Visit our website at:
www.contentdeliveryandstorage.org
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