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Digital Shield provides mobile device forensics services and specializes in tool validation. They conduct thorough investigations of digital evidence and defend findings in court. Their presentation discusses the importance of validating tools and techniques used to extract data from mobile devices. It describes several validation methods like manually reviewing phone contents and searching databases to check for missed or misinterpreted data compared to tool extractions. They raise questions about whether tools fully decode extracted data and whether detectives could have overlooked something. Their goal is to help clients understand what mobile forensics tools can and cannot do and to thoroughly validate any data collected from investigations.
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TOPIC: Automation and Open Source, Turning the Tide on Attackers
The security world is still trying figure out how to deal with the overwhelming number of security alerts and data deluge most SOCs are faced with and then turn them into intelligence that is useful and actionable. Throwing more people and tech at the problem has proven to be ineffective and costly. In this talk I walk through methods and tools (that you can actually employ) to turn the tide in your favor and create a security team that proactively deals with threats.
MacIT 2014 - Essential Security & Risk Fundamentals
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Forensics for the Defense
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Security Audit
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Cyber forensics and investigations
Jay Mehta is a cyber forensics investigator. His responsibilities include identifying and preserving crime scenes and evidence, documenting findings, and maintaining chain of custody of electronic evidence. Cyber forensics is important because digital evidence can be altered, damaged, or destroyed easily and crosses borders quickly. Various groups like law enforcement, companies and individuals use cyber forensics to investigate crimes and lawsuits.
Security is not a feature
The document discusses security as an ongoing process rather than a feature or checklist. It emphasizes that security requires thinking like a paranoid person and acknowledging that systems will eventually be hacked. The document provides steps to take such as knowing your data, users, and laws; making good security decisions; documenting everything; and practicing security processes. It also gives best practices for different security layers like input validation, authentication, authorization, and more. The overall message is that security requires constant attention and effort from all parties.
Smartphone security
The document discusses how a company can securely manage employee-owned mobile devices (BYOD) using MobileIron. It summarizes the company's transition from company-owned Blackberries to allowing any device. MobileIron provides centralized policy enforcement and security across all devices. It allows separating personal and work data, enforcing access controls and remote wiping lost devices. The document also discusses providing secure access to additional corporate resources beyond email and ensuring privacy and international roaming policies are followed.
Vest Forensics presentation owasp benelux days 2012 leuven
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Security best practices for regular users
What's in your personal threat model? What assets are you trying to protect? Learn how to improve your personal security and privacy online through best practices and security tips. This talk is for everyone, whether your a seasoned security professional or complete novice hopefully you will take away a few areas where you can better protect your personal information.
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Security Best Practices for Regular Users
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APIsecure 2023 - Beyond Vuln Management, Michael Taggart (UCLA Health Sciences)
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Beyond Vuln Management: How Adding Offensive Methodology Made Our APIs More Secure.
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Authentication Technologies
This document provides an overview of authentication topics, including:
- Defining authentication and the three main electronic authentication factors: something you know, something you have, something you are.
- Discussing common authentication methods like usernames/passwords and their benefits and drawbacks.
- Covering other authentication methods such as one-time passwords, biometrics, digital certificates, and knowledge-based authentication.
- Identifying issues with initial credentialing and key concepts regarding the state of digital authentication.
Authentication technologies
This document provides an overview of authentication topics, including:
- Defining authentication and the three main electronic authentication factors: something you know, something you have, something you are.
- Discussing common authentication methods like usernames/passwords and their benefits and drawbacks.
- Explaining one-time password devices, biometric authentication, and digital certificates.
- Identifying issues with current authentication techniques and outlining key concepts regarding authentication.
Lecture Data Classification And Data Loss Prevention
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- 1. Digital Shield, Inc. Verifying and Validation of Findings
- 2. Who Are We? • Former Local LE • Conduct Live Case Work • Specialize in Training & Dev. • We like this stuff
- 3. • We conduct investigations • Testify to findings in Court / Defend our results • How are you validating information produced by tools? • Challenged in court yet? So Why Are We Here?
- 4. State of Mobile Forensics • Come along way in last few years • Logical • File systems • Physical • Password extract / bypass • Applications • OH MY!
- 5. Forensics “Trust but Verify” • Tools produce decoded data • Do you believe the tools extracted ALL the data? • Ok it extracted it, but was it decoded? • Detective is it possible you could have missed anything?
- 6. Validation Techniques • Hand Scroll Analysis • Database Searches • Unallocated space
- 7. Hand Scroll Analysis • Thumbing through a Phone • Documenting all visible information on the phone • Time Consuming UGH!! • Validation collected information • May not have access to all data through interface
- 13. Sample Number Three Verify
- 14. Sample Number Three Verify
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