The document discusses several trends in physical security systems moving from analog to IP-based networks:
1) More surveillance cameras, access controls, and sensors are connecting to IP networks which allows for features like priority tagging, automatic device discovery, and network access control.
2) HD video and video analytics software are improving surveillance capabilities like facial recognition while reducing bandwidth needs.
3) Building access controls are integrating with IP networks to automate policies and incident response.
4) Open standards are promoting interoperability between physical security systems and other communication technologies.
1 p 14-0714 wearable technology part 2 blue paper4imprint
The document discusses the challenges that wearable technology poses for companies, particularly in the areas of data protection, privacy, and system security. As wearable usage increases, companies will need to upgrade security measures to protect corporate data and intellectual property, determine ownership of data collected via wearables, and ensure privacy and confidentiality are maintained. Companies will also need to evaluate their network capabilities to handle the increased bandwidth demands of multiple wearable devices per employee. The document advises companies to consider these implications and establish appropriate policies before widely adopting wearable technologies in the workplace.
VTI Learning Series Beyond the Convergence of Physical & Cyber SecurityShane Glenn
The document discusses the convergence of physical and cyber security and how companies need to bridge the gap between IT and security teams. It talks about how physical security technologies like CCTV and access control have migrated to networked systems, bringing benefits like standardization and interoperability but also new cybersecurity challenges. The document advocates for organizations to work with security experts to conduct risk assessments and deploy risk mitigation strategies to reduce attack surfaces and vulnerabilities on networked physical security systems.
Pete Wassell (Augmate Corportation) Security in the Enterprise Smart GlassesAugmentedWorldExpo
While companies have made significant strides with mobile device security software on smart phones and tablets, the wearables category is a different story. Personal data, customer data, and sensitive corporate information is at risk with data leaks exposed at multiple end points. There are a number of factors contributing to this situation that we will look at in this presentation as well as best practices to address them. The miniaturization of sensors and cameras and unprecedented connectivity have created a scenario where data can be captured and stored very easily, and at times unwittingly, by users. Lack of policies and careless use of enterprise wearables can be more of a security risk than cyber criminals. The trend of this problem will likely get worse, market forecasts show that IoT devices and wearables will surpass volumes of mobile devices over the next few years. The great promise and benefits of these devices coupled with privacy and security concerns make this technology a double edge sword.
Augmented World Expo (AWE) is back for its seventh year in our largest conference and expo featuring technologies giving us superpowers: augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and wearable tech. Join over 4,000 attendees from all over the world including a mix of CEOs, CTOs, designers, developers, creative agencies, futurists, analysts, investors, and top press in a fantastic opportunity to learn, inspire, partner, and experience first hand the most exciting industry of our times. See more at http://AugmentedWorldExpo.com
Protect Your Organization with Multi-Layered Approach to Anti-PhishingIvanti
The document discusses implementing a multi-layered approach to anti-phishing protection for organizations. It recommends using both Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) and Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) together to secure mobile devices and protect against phishing attacks. UEM provides features like access controls and policy enforcement while MTD provides on-device detection and remediation for threats. It also recommends using Zero Sign-on (ZSO) to eliminate passwords and prevent credential theft. The key is implementing a multi-tier security strategy using UEM, MTD, and ZSO for complete mobile phishing protection.
Punahou school maintains a secure and open campus with cisco - case studyCisco Mobility
The new solutions in place at Punahou School connect people, processes, data,
and things better than ever. This is the Internet of Everything (IoE). The original
Cisco Wireless network has grown to more than 300 access points. Cisco Unified
Communications solutions, including Cisco Unity® voicemail and Cisco Unified
IP phones are also connected, giving the school complete visibility to a common
platform. Wireless door locks and the accompanying software are connected to
the network, helping the school manage operations more efficiently. The school
can access and manage its photovoltaic sensors, which generate solar power
for the school from the network. Campus lighting and heating, ventilating, and
air conditioning (HVAC) systems connect through a VPN and Cisco firewalls for
secure remote controllability.
Learn more: http://www.cisco.com/web/about/success-stories/docs/punahou-school.html
Katy Independent School District Makes a Difference with Cisco Mobility: Case...Cisco Mobility
Katy Independent School District launches
successful BYOD program and conquers the
digital divide.
Cisco Solutions:
- Installed Cisco® 802.11ac-based Wi-Fi access
points in classrooms and outdoor locations
- Managing wired and wireless networks centrally
with Cisco Prime™ Infrastructure
Cisco and illinois school district make learning fun case studyCisco Mobility
Morris Elementary School District 54 supports its oneto-
one initiative with high-density, 802.11ac Wi-Fi.
http://www.cisco.com/web/about/success-stories/docs/morris-elementary.html
1 p 14-0714 wearable technology part 2 blue paper4imprint
The document discusses the challenges that wearable technology poses for companies, particularly in the areas of data protection, privacy, and system security. As wearable usage increases, companies will need to upgrade security measures to protect corporate data and intellectual property, determine ownership of data collected via wearables, and ensure privacy and confidentiality are maintained. Companies will also need to evaluate their network capabilities to handle the increased bandwidth demands of multiple wearable devices per employee. The document advises companies to consider these implications and establish appropriate policies before widely adopting wearable technologies in the workplace.
VTI Learning Series Beyond the Convergence of Physical & Cyber SecurityShane Glenn
The document discusses the convergence of physical and cyber security and how companies need to bridge the gap between IT and security teams. It talks about how physical security technologies like CCTV and access control have migrated to networked systems, bringing benefits like standardization and interoperability but also new cybersecurity challenges. The document advocates for organizations to work with security experts to conduct risk assessments and deploy risk mitigation strategies to reduce attack surfaces and vulnerabilities on networked physical security systems.
Pete Wassell (Augmate Corportation) Security in the Enterprise Smart GlassesAugmentedWorldExpo
While companies have made significant strides with mobile device security software on smart phones and tablets, the wearables category is a different story. Personal data, customer data, and sensitive corporate information is at risk with data leaks exposed at multiple end points. There are a number of factors contributing to this situation that we will look at in this presentation as well as best practices to address them. The miniaturization of sensors and cameras and unprecedented connectivity have created a scenario where data can be captured and stored very easily, and at times unwittingly, by users. Lack of policies and careless use of enterprise wearables can be more of a security risk than cyber criminals. The trend of this problem will likely get worse, market forecasts show that IoT devices and wearables will surpass volumes of mobile devices over the next few years. The great promise and benefits of these devices coupled with privacy and security concerns make this technology a double edge sword.
Augmented World Expo (AWE) is back for its seventh year in our largest conference and expo featuring technologies giving us superpowers: augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and wearable tech. Join over 4,000 attendees from all over the world including a mix of CEOs, CTOs, designers, developers, creative agencies, futurists, analysts, investors, and top press in a fantastic opportunity to learn, inspire, partner, and experience first hand the most exciting industry of our times. See more at http://AugmentedWorldExpo.com
Protect Your Organization with Multi-Layered Approach to Anti-PhishingIvanti
The document discusses implementing a multi-layered approach to anti-phishing protection for organizations. It recommends using both Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) and Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) together to secure mobile devices and protect against phishing attacks. UEM provides features like access controls and policy enforcement while MTD provides on-device detection and remediation for threats. It also recommends using Zero Sign-on (ZSO) to eliminate passwords and prevent credential theft. The key is implementing a multi-tier security strategy using UEM, MTD, and ZSO for complete mobile phishing protection.
Punahou school maintains a secure and open campus with cisco - case studyCisco Mobility
The new solutions in place at Punahou School connect people, processes, data,
and things better than ever. This is the Internet of Everything (IoE). The original
Cisco Wireless network has grown to more than 300 access points. Cisco Unified
Communications solutions, including Cisco Unity® voicemail and Cisco Unified
IP phones are also connected, giving the school complete visibility to a common
platform. Wireless door locks and the accompanying software are connected to
the network, helping the school manage operations more efficiently. The school
can access and manage its photovoltaic sensors, which generate solar power
for the school from the network. Campus lighting and heating, ventilating, and
air conditioning (HVAC) systems connect through a VPN and Cisco firewalls for
secure remote controllability.
Learn more: http://www.cisco.com/web/about/success-stories/docs/punahou-school.html
Katy Independent School District Makes a Difference with Cisco Mobility: Case...Cisco Mobility
Katy Independent School District launches
successful BYOD program and conquers the
digital divide.
Cisco Solutions:
- Installed Cisco® 802.11ac-based Wi-Fi access
points in classrooms and outdoor locations
- Managing wired and wireless networks centrally
with Cisco Prime™ Infrastructure
Cisco and illinois school district make learning fun case studyCisco Mobility
Morris Elementary School District 54 supports its oneto-
one initiative with high-density, 802.11ac Wi-Fi.
http://www.cisco.com/web/about/success-stories/docs/morris-elementary.html
This document discusses video conferencing security and provides guidelines for selecting the appropriate security level for organizations. It recommends that mainstream applications can securely use video over the open internet with 128-bit AES encryption, as this level of encryption is trusted by major financial institutions for online transactions. For some organizations that require higher security or quality of service, a dedicated private network combined with encryption may be preferable. The highest security level involves custom government and military solutions that utilize classified encryption algorithms and hardware. Overall, the document advocates that encryption can ensure secure video communications without compromising quality or performance when combined with proper firewall configuration.
State of Cyber: Views from an Industry InsiderBen Johnson
In order to understand how we might improve our defenses and our contributions to cyber safety, we must understand the power of the dark side. We look at some headline making hacks and call it some interesting aspects of those, then we shift to what can we all do for better cybersecurity and digital presence.
Ivanti biedt het hyper-automatische platform aan zelfherstel, zelfzekerheid en self-service van cloud naar edge. Overal in de IT-infrastructuur biedt Ivanti de mogelijkheid tot zelfherstel door de ontdekking van alle eindpunten, toepassingen en diensten, die we in combinatie met de optimalisatie van de prestaties en de configuratie in de hele omgeving kunnen automatiseren om ervoor te zorgen dat de productiviteit, de gezondheid en de veiligheid van het systeem allemaal behouden blijven.
Wat kun je verwachten: we zijn verheugd om de nieuwste innovatie te laten zien - Ivanti Neurons!Sluit je aan bij ons team om alles te leren over ons nieuwe hyper-automatiseringsplatform dat organisaties in staat stelt om proactief, voorspelbaar en autonoom zelfherstellende en zelfbeveiligde apparaten en self-service eindgebruikers van Cloud tot Edge te gebruiken. Ivanti Neurons breidt IT-teams uit met automatiseringsbots die problemen en beveiligingslekken detecteren en oplossen en tegelijkertijd de nauwkeurigheid, snelheid en kosten van de door IT geleverde diensten verbeteren. Tijdens deze sessie nemen we je mee op reis van Ontdekking naar Zelfherstel. En vergeet niet, de lunch is voor onze rekening, dus geniet ervan!
IJERA (International journal of Engineering Research and Applications) is International online, ... peer reviewed journal. For more detail or submit your article, please visit www.ijera.com
Cloud security and cloud adoption publicJohn Mathon
The document discusses cloud security and technology adoption. It argues that cloud security is not inherently riskier than traditional enterprise security, citing statistics showing more breaches occur within enterprises. The cloud is growing rapidly due to cost savings and agility benefits. While security concerns remain, cloud providers are improving practices like multi-factor authentication. Overall risks are similar between cloud and non-cloud, including data breaches, loss, and hijacking. The cloud introduces some new concerns around APIs, mobile access, and sharing of customer data.
Enhanced Dynamic Leakage Detection and Piracy Prevention in Content Delivery ...Editor IJMTER
Due to the increasing popularity of video services application in recent days, it is
undesirable to prevent the content leakage on the trusted video delivery and piracy prevention has
been indeed, become critical. In order to preserve content leakage and prevent piracy,
conventional system addressed the issue by proposing the method based on the observation of
streamed traffic throughout the network .Also piracy has hindered the use of open peer to peer
networks for commercial content delivery. Hence the basic idea is to propose an enhanced
dynamic content leakage detection scheme that is robust to the variation of the video lengths. It
enhances the detection performances even in the environment subjected to variation in length of
videos. To detect pirates, identity-based signature and time stamped token have been generated. It
helps to solve piracy without affecting P2P clients so that colluder cannot download the secured
videos. The advantage lies mainly in advanced content availability, low cost and copyright
agreements in protecting the secured videos.
Security and Privacy Big Challenges in Internet of thingsIRJET Journal
This document discusses security and privacy challenges with Internet of Things (IoT) systems. It notes that IoT provides broad functionality but also raises important challenges regarding privacy and security. Some key issues discussed include insufficient authentication, lack of transport encryption, insecure interfaces, default credentials, lack of secure coding practices, and privacy concerns regarding personal data collection. The document recommends approaches to address these challenges, such as base device analysis, network traffic verification, secure code reviews, and end-to-end penetration testing.
Edith Turuka: Cyber-Security, An Eye Opener to the SocietyHamisi Kibonde
The document discusses cyber security and provides an overview of key topics including reconnaissance techniques, corporate IT security policies, and recommendations. It begins with an introduction to cyber security concepts like confidentiality, integrity and availability. It then covers low-tech reconnaissance methods like social engineering, physical break-ins and dumpster diving, and their countermeasures. The document also discusses IT security policies and components of an effective policy. It concludes with recommendations around building national cyber security capacity and the importance of organizations having security policies.
Securing the Digital Economy: Reinventing the Internet accenture
The document discusses how the internet is under increasing pressure due to inherent flaws in its design and security, the growing number of internet-connected devices, and challenges to digital identity and data veracity. It notes that while individuals, businesses, and societies are increasingly dependent on the internet, confidence in internet security is declining. To address these issues, the document outlines three areas for CEO engagement: joining forces with other companies to establish governance and standards; committing to a business model based on digital trust; and progressing and preparing internet infrastructure through technology investments.
The document discusses six key steps that companies should take to secure their Internet of Things (IoT) initiatives and businesses. These include: 1) adopting a comprehensive security framework and strategy; 2) conducting a full audit of current and potential security risks within IoT projects; 3) building security into IoT devices and processes early in development; 4) mobilizing the entire workforce to support IoT security; 5) ensuring partners meet rigorous security standards; and 6) rethinking the role of IT to support security across the business in the context of IoT. Taking these steps with executive support is important to manage the security risks that accompany the large opportunities presented by IoT technologies.
An Internet of Things Reference Architecture Symantec
The Internet of Things (IoT) already helps billions of people. Thousands of smart, connected devices deliver new experiences to people throughout the world, lowering costs, sometimes by billions of dollars. Examples include connected cars, robotic manufacturing, smarter medical equipment, smart grid, and countless industrial control systems. Unfortunately, this growth in connected devices brings increased security risks. Threats quickly evolve to target this rich and vulnerable landscape. Serious risks include physical harm to people, prolonged downtime, and damage to equipment such as pipelines, blast furnaces, and power generation facilities. As several such facilities and IoT systems have already been attacked and materially damaged, security must now be an essential consideration for anyone making or operating IoT devices or systems, particularly for the industrial Internet.
The following is a smart grid security presentation I developed for my fellow task force members on NERC's 2010 Smart Grid Task Force. The charts included are very helpful in understanding at a glance, where the risks and threats to smart grid reliability and security lie. In the end though it is the 'human factor' that is most important to keep in mind in risk mitigation.
netwealth and Sense Of Security webinar: What you need to know about cyber se...netwealthInvest
The document is a presentation by Neville Golan of Sense of Security about cyber security. It discusses what information security is, the threats posed by different actors, the costs of cybercrime in Australia, and provides recommendations for small businesses to improve their cyber security practices. The presentation covers topics such as regulatory frameworks, data breaches, and provides a case study on ransomware attacks targeting small businesses.
This document provides an overview and summary of wireless fundamentals and history. It includes sections on wireless modems and their basic elements, how wireless communication works, different modulation techniques used, performance over distance, wireless networks and spectrum, industry standards, and proprietary technologies. The summary aims to explain at a high level the basics of wireless technology and its evolution over time.
Building trust and Enabling innivation for voice enabled IOTPriyanka Aash
Voice enabled technology provides developers with great innovation opportunities as well as risks. The Voice Privacy Alliance created a set of 39 Agile security stories specifically for voice enabled IoT products as part of the Voice Privacy Innovation Toolkit. These security stories help product owners and security developer focals bake security into their voice enabled products to save time, money and decrease incidents and reputation damage. This is a very practical, hands-on tool for developers that the Voice Privacy Alliance believes is needed to secure voice enabled technologies and promote innovation.
(Source: Black Hat USA 2016, Las Vegas)
University of the West of Scotland implements a Multi-Campus Juniper Networks...Juniper Networks UKI
When the University of West of Scotland (UWS) included seamless wireless
coverage across its campuses and included Wi-Fi as a key component
in its strategic objectives, its IT team needed to take a fresh look at the
infrastructure. At that point, wireless connection was available in very small
pockets of the university, mainly in communal areas such as campus cafés,
and coverage was uneven.
This newsletter discusses security concerns around major festivals in India and advises both security personnel and citizens to be vigilant. It notes many families will travel and leave their homes in the care of security guards. All security staff should diligently perform their duties. However, security is a shared responsibility and everyone should lock doors/windows and secure valuables. The newsletter also cautions children about fireworks safety and advises keeping a first aid kit handy.
India celebrates several New Year's Days according to its various lunar and solar calendars. Some of the main New Year festivals in India include:
1) Baisakhi/Vaisakhi celebrated in Punjab in April marks the Sikh new year.
2) Bestu Varas celebrated in Gujarat after Diwali in October/November.
3) Rongali Bihu celebrated in Assam in mid-April marking the Assamese new year.
4) Ugadi celebrated in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana in March/April.
This document discusses several important Hindu festivals celebrated in India. It provides brief descriptions of festivals such as Sankranti (harvest festival), Maha Shivaratri (night of Shiva), Holi (commemorates slaying of demoness Holika), Raksha Bandhan (celebrates bond between siblings), Krishna Janmashtami (birth of Krishna), Karva Chauth (symbolizes love between husband and wife), Ganesh Chaturthi (birth of Ganesh), Navaratri (festival of worship and dance), Vijayadashami (celebration of good over evil), Diwali (celebrates return of Lord Rama and killing of demons), and
India celebrates many festivals that depict its diverse culture and traditions, including Diwali, Dussehra, Independence Day, Republic Day, Gandhi Jayanti, Holi, Raksha Bandhan, and Eid Mubarak. Diwali honors the victory of good over evil and is celebrated through lights and fireworks. Dussehra commemorates Lord Rama's victory over Ravana. Independence Day and Republic Day celebrate India's independence and status as a republic. Gandhi Jayanti honors the leader Mahatma Gandhi. Holi is a festival of colors. Raksha Bandhan celebrates the bond between siblings. Eid Mubarak marks the end of Ramadan for Muslims.
The document provides descriptions of various religious and cultural festivals celebrated in India and other parts of the world including Diwali, Holi, Navratri, Karwa Chauth, Rakhi, Ganesha Chaturthi, Maha Shivaratri, Janmashtami, Eid ul Fitr, and Muharram. It discusses the origins and significance of each festival through brief explanations and highlights their importance to different religious communities.
This document discusses video conferencing security and provides guidelines for selecting the appropriate security level for organizations. It recommends that mainstream applications can securely use video over the open internet with 128-bit AES encryption, as this level of encryption is trusted by major financial institutions for online transactions. For some organizations that require higher security or quality of service, a dedicated private network combined with encryption may be preferable. The highest security level involves custom government and military solutions that utilize classified encryption algorithms and hardware. Overall, the document advocates that encryption can ensure secure video communications without compromising quality or performance when combined with proper firewall configuration.
State of Cyber: Views from an Industry InsiderBen Johnson
In order to understand how we might improve our defenses and our contributions to cyber safety, we must understand the power of the dark side. We look at some headline making hacks and call it some interesting aspects of those, then we shift to what can we all do for better cybersecurity and digital presence.
Ivanti biedt het hyper-automatische platform aan zelfherstel, zelfzekerheid en self-service van cloud naar edge. Overal in de IT-infrastructuur biedt Ivanti de mogelijkheid tot zelfherstel door de ontdekking van alle eindpunten, toepassingen en diensten, die we in combinatie met de optimalisatie van de prestaties en de configuratie in de hele omgeving kunnen automatiseren om ervoor te zorgen dat de productiviteit, de gezondheid en de veiligheid van het systeem allemaal behouden blijven.
Wat kun je verwachten: we zijn verheugd om de nieuwste innovatie te laten zien - Ivanti Neurons!Sluit je aan bij ons team om alles te leren over ons nieuwe hyper-automatiseringsplatform dat organisaties in staat stelt om proactief, voorspelbaar en autonoom zelfherstellende en zelfbeveiligde apparaten en self-service eindgebruikers van Cloud tot Edge te gebruiken. Ivanti Neurons breidt IT-teams uit met automatiseringsbots die problemen en beveiligingslekken detecteren en oplossen en tegelijkertijd de nauwkeurigheid, snelheid en kosten van de door IT geleverde diensten verbeteren. Tijdens deze sessie nemen we je mee op reis van Ontdekking naar Zelfherstel. En vergeet niet, de lunch is voor onze rekening, dus geniet ervan!
IJERA (International journal of Engineering Research and Applications) is International online, ... peer reviewed journal. For more detail or submit your article, please visit www.ijera.com
Cloud security and cloud adoption publicJohn Mathon
The document discusses cloud security and technology adoption. It argues that cloud security is not inherently riskier than traditional enterprise security, citing statistics showing more breaches occur within enterprises. The cloud is growing rapidly due to cost savings and agility benefits. While security concerns remain, cloud providers are improving practices like multi-factor authentication. Overall risks are similar between cloud and non-cloud, including data breaches, loss, and hijacking. The cloud introduces some new concerns around APIs, mobile access, and sharing of customer data.
Enhanced Dynamic Leakage Detection and Piracy Prevention in Content Delivery ...Editor IJMTER
Due to the increasing popularity of video services application in recent days, it is
undesirable to prevent the content leakage on the trusted video delivery and piracy prevention has
been indeed, become critical. In order to preserve content leakage and prevent piracy,
conventional system addressed the issue by proposing the method based on the observation of
streamed traffic throughout the network .Also piracy has hindered the use of open peer to peer
networks for commercial content delivery. Hence the basic idea is to propose an enhanced
dynamic content leakage detection scheme that is robust to the variation of the video lengths. It
enhances the detection performances even in the environment subjected to variation in length of
videos. To detect pirates, identity-based signature and time stamped token have been generated. It
helps to solve piracy without affecting P2P clients so that colluder cannot download the secured
videos. The advantage lies mainly in advanced content availability, low cost and copyright
agreements in protecting the secured videos.
Security and Privacy Big Challenges in Internet of thingsIRJET Journal
This document discusses security and privacy challenges with Internet of Things (IoT) systems. It notes that IoT provides broad functionality but also raises important challenges regarding privacy and security. Some key issues discussed include insufficient authentication, lack of transport encryption, insecure interfaces, default credentials, lack of secure coding practices, and privacy concerns regarding personal data collection. The document recommends approaches to address these challenges, such as base device analysis, network traffic verification, secure code reviews, and end-to-end penetration testing.
Edith Turuka: Cyber-Security, An Eye Opener to the SocietyHamisi Kibonde
The document discusses cyber security and provides an overview of key topics including reconnaissance techniques, corporate IT security policies, and recommendations. It begins with an introduction to cyber security concepts like confidentiality, integrity and availability. It then covers low-tech reconnaissance methods like social engineering, physical break-ins and dumpster diving, and their countermeasures. The document also discusses IT security policies and components of an effective policy. It concludes with recommendations around building national cyber security capacity and the importance of organizations having security policies.
Securing the Digital Economy: Reinventing the Internet accenture
The document discusses how the internet is under increasing pressure due to inherent flaws in its design and security, the growing number of internet-connected devices, and challenges to digital identity and data veracity. It notes that while individuals, businesses, and societies are increasingly dependent on the internet, confidence in internet security is declining. To address these issues, the document outlines three areas for CEO engagement: joining forces with other companies to establish governance and standards; committing to a business model based on digital trust; and progressing and preparing internet infrastructure through technology investments.
The document discusses six key steps that companies should take to secure their Internet of Things (IoT) initiatives and businesses. These include: 1) adopting a comprehensive security framework and strategy; 2) conducting a full audit of current and potential security risks within IoT projects; 3) building security into IoT devices and processes early in development; 4) mobilizing the entire workforce to support IoT security; 5) ensuring partners meet rigorous security standards; and 6) rethinking the role of IT to support security across the business in the context of IoT. Taking these steps with executive support is important to manage the security risks that accompany the large opportunities presented by IoT technologies.
An Internet of Things Reference Architecture Symantec
The Internet of Things (IoT) already helps billions of people. Thousands of smart, connected devices deliver new experiences to people throughout the world, lowering costs, sometimes by billions of dollars. Examples include connected cars, robotic manufacturing, smarter medical equipment, smart grid, and countless industrial control systems. Unfortunately, this growth in connected devices brings increased security risks. Threats quickly evolve to target this rich and vulnerable landscape. Serious risks include physical harm to people, prolonged downtime, and damage to equipment such as pipelines, blast furnaces, and power generation facilities. As several such facilities and IoT systems have already been attacked and materially damaged, security must now be an essential consideration for anyone making or operating IoT devices or systems, particularly for the industrial Internet.
The following is a smart grid security presentation I developed for my fellow task force members on NERC's 2010 Smart Grid Task Force. The charts included are very helpful in understanding at a glance, where the risks and threats to smart grid reliability and security lie. In the end though it is the 'human factor' that is most important to keep in mind in risk mitigation.
netwealth and Sense Of Security webinar: What you need to know about cyber se...netwealthInvest
The document is a presentation by Neville Golan of Sense of Security about cyber security. It discusses what information security is, the threats posed by different actors, the costs of cybercrime in Australia, and provides recommendations for small businesses to improve their cyber security practices. The presentation covers topics such as regulatory frameworks, data breaches, and provides a case study on ransomware attacks targeting small businesses.
This document provides an overview and summary of wireless fundamentals and history. It includes sections on wireless modems and their basic elements, how wireless communication works, different modulation techniques used, performance over distance, wireless networks and spectrum, industry standards, and proprietary technologies. The summary aims to explain at a high level the basics of wireless technology and its evolution over time.
Building trust and Enabling innivation for voice enabled IOTPriyanka Aash
Voice enabled technology provides developers with great innovation opportunities as well as risks. The Voice Privacy Alliance created a set of 39 Agile security stories specifically for voice enabled IoT products as part of the Voice Privacy Innovation Toolkit. These security stories help product owners and security developer focals bake security into their voice enabled products to save time, money and decrease incidents and reputation damage. This is a very practical, hands-on tool for developers that the Voice Privacy Alliance believes is needed to secure voice enabled technologies and promote innovation.
(Source: Black Hat USA 2016, Las Vegas)
University of the West of Scotland implements a Multi-Campus Juniper Networks...Juniper Networks UKI
When the University of West of Scotland (UWS) included seamless wireless
coverage across its campuses and included Wi-Fi as a key component
in its strategic objectives, its IT team needed to take a fresh look at the
infrastructure. At that point, wireless connection was available in very small
pockets of the university, mainly in communal areas such as campus cafés,
and coverage was uneven.
This newsletter discusses security concerns around major festivals in India and advises both security personnel and citizens to be vigilant. It notes many families will travel and leave their homes in the care of security guards. All security staff should diligently perform their duties. However, security is a shared responsibility and everyone should lock doors/windows and secure valuables. The newsletter also cautions children about fireworks safety and advises keeping a first aid kit handy.
India celebrates several New Year's Days according to its various lunar and solar calendars. Some of the main New Year festivals in India include:
1) Baisakhi/Vaisakhi celebrated in Punjab in April marks the Sikh new year.
2) Bestu Varas celebrated in Gujarat after Diwali in October/November.
3) Rongali Bihu celebrated in Assam in mid-April marking the Assamese new year.
4) Ugadi celebrated in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana in March/April.
This document discusses several important Hindu festivals celebrated in India. It provides brief descriptions of festivals such as Sankranti (harvest festival), Maha Shivaratri (night of Shiva), Holi (commemorates slaying of demoness Holika), Raksha Bandhan (celebrates bond between siblings), Krishna Janmashtami (birth of Krishna), Karva Chauth (symbolizes love between husband and wife), Ganesh Chaturthi (birth of Ganesh), Navaratri (festival of worship and dance), Vijayadashami (celebration of good over evil), Diwali (celebrates return of Lord Rama and killing of demons), and
India celebrates many festivals that depict its diverse culture and traditions, including Diwali, Dussehra, Independence Day, Republic Day, Gandhi Jayanti, Holi, Raksha Bandhan, and Eid Mubarak. Diwali honors the victory of good over evil and is celebrated through lights and fireworks. Dussehra commemorates Lord Rama's victory over Ravana. Independence Day and Republic Day celebrate India's independence and status as a republic. Gandhi Jayanti honors the leader Mahatma Gandhi. Holi is a festival of colors. Raksha Bandhan celebrates the bond between siblings. Eid Mubarak marks the end of Ramadan for Muslims.
The document provides descriptions of various religious and cultural festivals celebrated in India and other parts of the world including Diwali, Holi, Navratri, Karwa Chauth, Rakhi, Ganesha Chaturthi, Maha Shivaratri, Janmashtami, Eid ul Fitr, and Muharram. It discusses the origins and significance of each festival through brief explanations and highlights their importance to different religious communities.
Informative, colorful and animated presentation about some (specifically seven festivals are mentioned in the ppt) out of the many festivals India is known for. Hope this presentation helps you!
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The document discusses an interview with David Lillie, the Chief Information Officer of Equinix. It provides background on Lillie and Equinix, describes Equinix's data center business and major customers, discusses cloud computing and how it benefits e-businesses, and considers potential limitations and future changes regarding the internet and mobile commerce.
The document discusses mobile authentication and the growing market for connected devices. It summarizes Nok Nok Labs' solutions for securely authenticating users and devices using biometrics on mobile phones. Nok Nok Labs has provided mobile authentication solutions for major companies in financial services, IoT security, and mobile carriers to replace passwords with stronger authentication methods. The document highlights case studies of deployments and strategic partnerships with companies seeking more secure authentication for their customers and devices.
Security For Business: Are You And Your Customers Safewoodsy01
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2. Enterprise and Business Architecture Cloud Video DataMrsAlways RigHt
The document discusses several topics relating to communication, cloud services, video, and data. It addresses the need to understand limitations when pushing new ideas, and uses the example of how data can become information and knowledge. It also emphasizes the importance of objective, student-led research when focusing on innovation. Finally, it discusses delivering solutions in a distributed architecture supported by students.
Public Safety and the Internet of Everything Case StudiesConnected Futures
The document discusses case studies of how public safety organizations have used Cisco technology to improve their operations. It describes how the International Justice and Public Safety Network (Nlets) used Cisco's IP network to encrypt sensitive information and improve reliability. Boulder County, Colorado achieved full communications interoperability using Cisco IP Interoperability and Collaboration System. Network Emergency Response Vehicles enable rapid deployment of mobile command centers during emergencies. The City of San Antonio leveraged its fiber optic network and Cisco video technology to increase revenues, cut costs, and improve services.
1. Pros and Cons of IP CCTVNew threats are introduced to the secu.pdfinfo382133
1. Pros and Cons of IP CCTV:
New threats are introduced to the security world as systems migrate from traditional analogue to
IP network-enabled systems particularly in video surveillance. Internet Protocol (IP) provide an
open platform for integration at the data level of multiple security and life safety devices and
applications.
Pros:
Lower initial cost: Harnissing the IT infrastructure reduces installation costs in cabling,
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It revolves arond network security and hackers threat.
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New threats are introduced to the security world as systems migrate from traditional analogue to
IP network-enabled systems particularly in video surveillance. Internet Protocol (IP) provide an
open platform for integration at the data level of multiple security and life safety devices and
applications.
Pros:
Lower initial cost: Harnissing the IT infrastructure reduces installation costs in cabling,
associated containment and power outlets.
Wide-spread compatibility
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Higher security and resilience
The tight software integraion between systems make them more intelligent and reduces security
gaps, speed up the response time.
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Avco Systems created a software application called Single View of the Child to centralize information for social workers from multiple sources into a single interface. This would allow social workers accessing the information from mobile devices in the field. SCC identified Intel Core processor-based mobile devices as best suited for the application due to their ability to process large amounts of data quickly, support touchscreens, and provide security for sensitive information. Some local governments have already deployed the combined software and hardware solution to hundreds of employees to improve social workers' effectiveness.
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Not so long ago, the only way to access a new application was to install it from a floppy disk.
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all the time. This influences our lifestyle, our interests and attitude, it changes the way we work.
This means a whole new era for the software industry. And this era should be called “Cloud”.
The document discusses the challenges of securing the growing Internet of Things (IoT) landscape. As more devices connect to networks, traditional security methods like public key infrastructure (PKI) are struggling to keep up. The IoT incorporates a wide variety of devices with differing capabilities, requiring tailored security solutions. Omlis' technology is presented as uniquely suited to provide encryption, authentication, and key management on resource-constrained devices through its software-defined, mobile-first approach. This enables more robust security for remote updates, mobile access, and data transmission in sectors like automotive, healthcare, and industrial applications.
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The document discusses the challenges of securing the growing Internet of Things (IoT) landscape. As more devices connect to networks, traditional security methods like public key infrastructure (PKI) are struggling to keep up. The IoT incorporates a wide variety of devices with differing capabilities, requiring tailored security solutions. Omlis' technology is presented as uniquely suited to provide encryption, authentication, and key management on resource-constrained devices through its software-defined, mobile-first approach. This enables more robust security for remote updates, mobile access, and data transmission in sectors like automotive, healthcare, and industrial applications.
Because IP video cameras are networked, partnering with a technology vendor who knows networking technologies is critical. This is a skill that many traditional video surveillance firms lack thus increasing the reliability of the network security service provider.
With my team (LKYSPP MPA), we presented the basic concept, advantages, case studies, and risk management of "Cloud Computing" to (potential) policy makers, in the framework of our "Governance Study Project". We'd like to help those policy makers to make their informed decision on integrating tech-solutions in their governance, business community, and the general public.
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Even as cloud and managed services grow increasingly central to business strategy and performance, challenges remain. The biggest sticking point for companies seeking to capitalize on the cloud is data security. Keeping data safe is an issue in any computing environment, and it has been a focus since the earliest days of the cloud revolution. Understandably so: a lot can go wrong when you allow valuable information to live outside the firewall. Recent revelations about government snooping, along with a steady stream of well-publicized data breaches, only add to the uncertainty.
In his session at 16th Cloud Expo, Denny Heaberlin, Security Product Manager with Windstream's Cloud and Data Center Marketing team, discussed how to manage these concerns and how choose the right cloud vendor, an essential part of any cloud strategy.
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The document discusses a theft at the University of California, Berkeley where a laptop containing personal information on 98,000 people was stolen from an administration building. While university policy mandates encrypting personal data, the files on the stolen laptop had not yet been encrypted. The university is attempting to notify those affected and authorities do not believe the data has been misused yet. The incident raises questions about storing sensitive data on portable devices.
The document discusses lessons that can be learned from the 2010 Manila hostage crisis in the Philippines. It provides three key lessons: 1) authorities should have standard procedures for managing media coverage during security incidents to avoid interfering with operations and endangering lives; 2) police should assign crowd control units to prevent interference and ensure bystander safety; 3) individuals should avoid trusting strangers, especially armed ones, for their own safety. The document advocates learning from tragic events to help prevent future incidents and promote peace.
The newsletter discusses central monitoring stations that provide alarm monitoring and security services for large offices, industries, and residential customers. These central monitoring stations take over activities like alarm monitoring, response, auditing systems, and equipment upgrades from organizations' internal security teams. This allows security teams to focus on other priorities while still providing a high level of protection through reliable, cost-effective third-party monitoring. The lead article will discuss establishing central monitoring stations.
A massive computer worm called Stuxnet targeted Iran's nuclear facilities and spread globally. Stuxnet code samples have raised concerns it could be used to target other countries' critical infrastructure systems. The sophisticated Stuxnet code has reportedly been offered for sale on underground forums, potentially enabling cyber terrorists to adapt it for disruptive purposes. A major global cyber espionage operation dubbed "Operation Shady RAT" targeted over 70 organizations for years and is believed to have been masterminded by China to steal military, economic and diplomatic secrets.
This newsletter discusses preparing for and responding to terrorist attacks. It recommends developing an emergency communication plan, designating a safe space in your home, establishing meeting places, and assembling disaster supply kits. It also suggests checking your children's school emergency plans and knowing your roles and responsibilities if an attack occurs, such as giving first aid, directing traffic, or donating blood. The newsletter emphasizes remaining calm, listening to emergency instructions, and understanding that hostile surveillance is often used by terrorists to gather target information.
Brief Resume of Capt. S B Tyagi, FISM, CSC
• Holds Masters’ degrees in Philosophy, Sociology, Defense Studies & Political Science beside B.Sc. and LLB. He is also holding master’s degree in Business Administration and post graduate diplomas in Business Administration, Personnel Management & Industrial Relations and Safety & Security Management.
• Twenty eight years experience (including Army) in the field. Presently working in GAIL (India) Limited as Chief of Security at its Corporate Office.
• Have been regular faculty in Management Institutes. Various articles are published in related magazines and internet sites.
• Writer of best selling book on Industrial Security - “Industrial Security: Management & Strategies”.
• Made presentations in more then 18 international seminars on the subjects of homeland security and industrial security.
• The Honorable Lt. Governor of Delhi bestowed the most coveted ‘Best Security Manger’ award to Capt S B Tyagi on 30th August 2007 instituted by Security Today, a leading niche magazine for the protection industry. The award is testimony of untiring efforts, constant application of noble approaches in security management, innovation and leadership in the profession which have been distinctly displayed by Capt S B Tyagi. He has been recognized in past too for the similar qualities when he was awarded ‘Best Security Manager’ in 2002 and ‘Best Security Operation Manager’ in 2004 by IISSM (International Institute of Security and Safety Management).
• Given ‘Certification of Recognition’ and awarded as ‘Best Security Practitioner’ in GAIL in year 2009.
• Recipient of “Award of Fellowship (FISM)” and is “Certified Security & Safety Consultant (CSC)” by the “International Institute of Security & Safety Management”.
• Co-founder of “International Council of Industrial Security and Safety”.
• Mail id: sbtyagi1958@gmail.com ; sbtyagi@gail.co.in
• Blog: http://captsbtyagi.blogspot.com
• Web-site: http://www.wix.com/sbtyagi/iciss
• Holds Masters’ degrees in Philosophy, Sociology, Defense Studies & Political Science beside B.Sc. and LLB. He is also holding master’s degree in Business Administration and post graduate diplomas in Business Administration, Personnel Management & Industrial Relations and Safety & Security Management.
• Twenty eight years experience (including Army) in the field. Presently working in GAIL (India) Limited as Chief of Security at its Corporate Office.
• Have been regular faculty in Management Institutes. Various articles are published in related magazines and internet sites.
• Writer of best selling book on Industrial Security - “Industrial Security: Management & Strategies”.
• Made presentations in more then 18 international seminars on the subjects of homeland security and industrial security.
• The Honorable Lt. Governor of Delhi bestowed the most coveted ‘Best Security Manger’ award to Capt S B Tyagi on 30th August 2007 instituted by Security Today, a leading niche magazine for the protection industry. The award is testimony of untiring efforts, constant application of noble approaches in security management, innovation and leadership in the profession which have been distinctly displayed by Capt S B Tyagi. He has been recognized in past too for the similar qualities when he was awarded ‘Best Security Manager’ in 2002 and ‘Best Security Operation Manager’ in 2004 by IISSM (International Institute of Security and Safety Management).
• Given ‘Certification of Recognition’ and awarded as ‘Best Security Practitioner’ in GAIL in year 2009.
• Recipient of “Award of Fellowship (FISM)” and is “Certified Security & Safety Consultant (CSC)” by the “International Institute of Security & Safety Management”.
• Co-founder of “International Council of Industrial Security and Safety”.
• My mail id: sbtyagi1958@gmail.com ; sbtyagi@gail.co.in
• Blog: http://captsbtyagi.blogspot.com
• My web-site: http://www.wix.com/sbtyagi/iciss
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The document discusses different types of security including:
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This document discusses accidental gun discharges and provides recommendations to prevent them. It notes that accidental gun discharges often involve single or double barrel guns, with no witnesses, and defective firing pins are a common cause. Accidents may occur when guns are banged on the ground, activating the firing mechanism. To prevent accidents, the document recommends providing proper gun racks for safe keeping of weapons wherever gunmen are deployed.
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This PowerPoint compilation offers a comprehensive overview of 20 leading innovation management frameworks and methodologies, selected for their broad applicability across various industries and organizational contexts. These frameworks are valuable resources for a wide range of users, including business professionals, educators, and consultants.
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9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
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13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
17. Stage-Gate Model
18. Toyota’s Six Steps of Kaizen
19. Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
20. Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
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In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
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Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
Accenture’s Digital Strategy & Enterprise Frameworks
Deloitte’s Digital Industrial Transformation Framework
Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cisco’s Digital Transformation Framework
Cognizant’s Digital Transformation Framework
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McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
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Business Model Canvas
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News letter oct 11
1. Newsletter: October 2011
Let’s professionalize the professionals…
http://www.wix.com/sbtyagi/iciss
Wish all our readers a very
Happy and Healthy Diwali!
Hope it brings prosperity, pleasure and poise all
year round!!
May it be safe & secure to all!
In India the season of gaiety and festivity has already begun starting with Ganesh Puja, Id-ul-
fitr, Durga Puja and Dussahara! Children have been anxious and exited over the year for this
period only. Dipawali is round the corner. Many families will travel to their native places
leaving behind their homes locked and under the care of security personnel who have to
prove themselves once again worthy of trust and confidence which such families have in
them. Let all security personnel rise to this moment and discharge the duties more diligently
and carefully!
However as it has often been said, security is not the duty of the security personnel alone.
Everyone has to be security conscious and must discharge the basic responsibility to start
living securely. In this direction, the least every one of us has to do is to secure the doors and
windows while leaving the house. We keep lots of valuable items in the home and trust the
security with a cheap lock! The doors sturdiness as much as heavy duty locks and bolts will
add to the security of every residence.
Children need to be advised for safety precautions with fire crackers. Parental guidance is
always essential and keeping first aid box is no a bad idea at all!!
Capt S B Tyagi
For ICISS
F:News Letter Oct 11.doc
2. The overarching change in physical security is a shift from
analog to IP systems and networks. This movement has
major implications for equipment purchases, processes,
staffing, and training. In the article are seven of the most
significant trends in IP-based physical security and how they
help you prepare for, protect, detect, assess, and respond to
threats.
Organizations will continue implementing more IP-based
video surveillance cameras, building access controls, and sensors over analog devices. The
main reason is that IP networks provide capabilities not available on proprietary networks,
such as:
You can assign priority to data based on the application type, sender, or recipient. Surveillance
video, for example, needs priority over other types of application traffic sharing the same
network. Furthermore, during disaster response,
you can assign priority to all critical information to
and from commanders and executives, making
sure that these messages don’t have to compete
with less urgent communications.
Discovery protocols
The network automatically discovers new nodes,
such as sensors, cameras, or wireless access
points, eliminating the time and effort of manual
provisioning. IP-based discovery protocols are
especially valuable today, when IT departments
are stretched thin.
An especially popular technology is Network Admission Control (NAC), which authenticates
both the user and the device before granting network access. If the device doesn’t comply with
the organization’s security policy, NAC can remediate the device automatically, with no
involvement by the IT organization.
To be sure, analog security devices won’t disappear anytime soon--especially given today’s
limited budgets for new purchases and the time required for re-training. However,
F:News Letter Oct 11.doc
3. organizations are discovering that they can increase the value of their existing analog cameras
and sensors simply by connecting them to the IP network.
New high-definition (HD) video surveillance cameras
provide resolution of up to 1080p and 30 frames per
second, vastly increasing the value of video
surveillance. With HD video, organizations can:
• Identify people with confidence. A clear video clip creates powerful evidence for
prosecution or exoneration.
• Read license plates at distance.
• Use video analytics software (see next section).
• And generally do a better job of identification and assessment.
However, more pixels take up more bandwidth. So unless HD video surveillance cameras are
paired with effective compression algorithms like H.264, some organizations may require
additional bandwidth. We expect to see the gap narrow through 2009.
Video analytics software can be hosted centrally on dedicated servers or in individual cameras.
It offloads human operators by tirelessly counting people, identifying unattended packages,
recognizing license plates, detecting motion, and more. After identifying an event of interest,
the software can automatically alert a human operator, and perhaps send the video clip along
with the a
• Greater reliability and stability, resulting in
more actionable information.
• Decreasing prices, making it practical for
new types of applications, such as loss
prevention in retail environments.
• Processing in the video surveillance
camera itself rather than on centralized servers. Cisco IP Video Surveillance
Cameras, for example, have the onboard intelligence to identify events of interest,
eliminating the need for more bandwidth to accommodate high-definition video sent
constantly from multiple cameras.
• Applications in addition to physical security. Retailers, for example, have begun using
video analytics to recognize when lines get too long. An alert is sent to the manager,
who can adjust staffing.
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4. Organizations are beginning to shift their building access controls from isolated networks to the
same IP network they already use for voice, surveillance video, and data. Harrisonville Schools
in Missouri uses an IP-based building control system to automatically enforce policies stating
when doors should be locked or unlocked. Administrators no longer worry or have to go
around and check individual doors, and they like knowing that they can quickly lock down the
entire building with a single click.
We’ll continue to see more organizations integrate their IP-based video surveillance and
building control systems, to improve incident detection and assessment. An attempt to use an
access card, for example, can trigger the video surveillance camera to capture the event, and
either send an alarm or archive the video for forensics purposes. We are also seeing
organizations integrate the network-enabled building systems and device power management-
-for example, to turn employees’ IP phones on or off when they swipe an access badge.
In today’s economic climate, organizations are keenly aware that their investments will likely
have to last a long time. Solutions built with open standards are easier to expand, customize,
and integrate with other solutions.
Organizations like Open Network
Video Interface Forum (ONVIF),
Physical Security Industry
Association (PSIA) and the Security
Industry Association (SIA) are
leading the adoption of open
standards. Examples include H.264
for video compression and
Common Alerting Protocols (CAP) for broadcasting alerts to up to tens of thousands people at
the same time, whether they are using a mobile phone, smartphone, telephone, IP phone, or
laptop. Not surprisingly, security system resellers and integrators are flocking to sign up
training to learn or refresh their IP skills. Many consider fluency with IP a requirement for
business survival.
It will take years, if not a decade or more, before every public- and private-sector organization
can find the budget to replace its radios. What’s more, it’s become clear that collaboration
within and between organizations requires more than radio interoperability. People who are out
of radio range need to be able to join talk groups with traditional phones, IP phones, mobile
phones, or laptops. And they also want to share video, floor plans, database access, and each
other’s desktops. The trend is towards comprehensive communications interoperability, and it
has taken hold in public and private sectors:
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5. • The City of Danville, Virginia, uses the Cisco IP Interoperability and Collaboration
System (IPICS) to enable communications interoperability among multiple agencies
along the Virginia and North Carolina border.
• Auckland International Airport in New Zealand uses the same solution to enable
operations center personnel to monitor any radio channel from a PC any desk instead
of finding a desk that has the appropriate physical radio.
• Bryant University, of Rhode Island, hosts an IP-based interoperability and
collaboration that it shares with multiple local and state agencies, helping to create a
safer environment not only on campus, but in the larger community.
Customers today are far more likely to ask for complete solutions. Lean IT departments are
growing leaner, and IT personnel simply don’t have the time or budget to integrate proprietary
point products. Nor do security personnel have the staff to use separate management
interfaces. Out-of-the-box integration based on common open standards is the key.
Recognizing this, vendors are establishing partnerships to ensure that their solutions
interoperate. As an example, the Cisco Open Platform for Safety and Security provides a
framework for systems integrators to use commercial, off-the-shelf (COTS) products. Use of
COTS products reduces costs and enables organizations to integrate more capabilities from
different vendors as their needs change.
Collectively, these trends help organizations improve their ability to prepare for, prevent,
detect, assess, and respond to threats. Organizations can take advantage of the advances in
the following phases, as budget permits:
• Connect existing video surveillance cameras and sensors to the IP network so that
you can securely monitor them from any location, using a Web browser.
• Add IP-based building access controls and communications systems.
• Implement policy-based response to detected events--for example, notifying a
security guard on a smartphone if a door is opened after hours or a sensor reading is
out of normal range.
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6. The nature of world-wide espionage is currently experiencing a dramatic shift. A recent
analysis of trends suggests the need to redefine the problem and to develop new strategies to
combat growing threats to national security from economic intelligence gathering and
corporate espionage. If left unchecked, analysts estimate losses could grow an additional 50%
by the year the next year.
A New National Security Perspective
The rapid pace of change in the post-Cold War era demands a new definition of national
security issues. The development of the European Community, break-up of the Soviet Union,
economic and political shifts within the former Warsaw Pact nations, the reunification of
Germany, and the brisk economic growth of Pacific Rim countries have led to a new world of
opportunity and threat.
The challenge to the intelligence community is to discern and disrupt economic espionage
directed towards national companies and interests. A fundamental shift in our understanding
and protection of the nation's secrets will require:
• Redefining the concept of national security secrets and moving beyond protection of the
defense industry to assisting the entire private sector in combating corporate espionage.
• More explicitly connecting the impact of industrial espionage on the national economy to
national security issues.
• Broadening the role of personnel security in non-defense industries, including a new
perspective on "clearances," training, and threat awareness.
• Providing more information to the corporate community from the intelligence community
regarding espionage threats, source countries, and targets and means.
• Aggressively prosecuting those involved in illegal economic and competitive
intelligence.
Emerging Espionage Targets
Every industry and every country has important economic resources which must be protected.
Generally, the focus of economic espionage activities can be
broken down into two broad categories.
The first is formulae, processes, components, structure,
characteristics, and applications of new technologies. Examples
include:
• Fifth generation computer architecture; new computer chip
designs, conductivity, and biochip research; and software
development.
• Biotechnology.
• Supercomputing and superconductivity.
• Holographic and laser research, applications, and modeling.
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7. • Optics and fiber optics technology.
• Aerospace technologies.
• Medical technologies, including pharmaceuticals.
• Advanced communications technologies and processes.
• Advances in satellite usage and space technologies and applications.
• Electromechanical products and technologies.
• Chemical process technology and research.
• Integrated circuit technologies.
The second category is factors associated with the marketing, production, and security of new
technologies. Examples include:
• Pricing information.
• Marketing research on demand and consumer profiles.
• Products needed for compatibility and applicability.
• Production timetables and product release dates.
• Production quantities.
• Market targets and schedules and overseas marketing plans.
• Security equipment, sensors, and processes.
• Electronic banking equipment, interfaces, and protocols.
• Technology-upgrade schedules and planned changes in technology.
• Software developments, especially those enhancing new technologies, networking, and
technological integration.
Two Vulnerable Targets: Computers and Intellectual Property
Computers provide both a target and a tool for industrial espionage. The new information
highways provided by network systems (like Internet, Milnet, and Bitnet) and other advances
like Electronic Data Exchange (EDI) and SWIFT (Society for World International Financial
Transactions) also can mean increased access for illegitimate purposes. Computer-related
crimes can be broken down into four main categories.
Computers as Targets: This relates to unlawful accessing of computers to gain information or
to damage programs or hardware. A wide array of crimes fall into this category including: theft
of intellectual property or marketing information, blackmail, sabotage of files, accessing and/or
changing government records, techno-vandalism (causing internal damage to computer
systems) and techno-trespass (violating the privacy of computer files).
• Computers as Crime Instruments: Computer processes used as instruments of crime.
Examples include: ATM fraud, rounding off monetary entries, credit card fraud,
fraudulent computer transactions, and telecommunications fraud.
• Incidental Criminal Computer Use: Computers used to increase the efficiency of
traditional crimes, for example: money laundering, off-shore banking, pedophile
information exchanges, organized crime record keeping, murder (through changing
information in hospital records or other control systems), and bookmaking.
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8. • Crimes Associated With Computer Prevalence: The advent of microcomputers has
opened new crime and espionage targets. These include: software piracy/counterfeiting,
copyright violations, counterfeit and black
market computer equipment and programs.
Another growing target of economic / industrial
espionage is intellectual property. It consists of
concepts, ideas, planning documents, designs,
formulae, and other materials intended for products or
services which have commercial value and represent
original thought or work. It may be clearly protected
(with copyrights, trade-marks, patents, or as trade
secrets) or less well defined (in the case of non-
protected research, incomplete new concepts or
ideas, and public domain information which has been individually modified or refined).
Intellectual property is increasingly sought through industrial espionage because it can reflect a
valuable investment involving lengthy research and development efforts. Moreover, it is often
stored on computer media which are them-selves an increasing target of espionage.
Methods of Espionage
In addition to unlawful computer access, many of the traditional methods employed in national
security and industrial espionage will continue to be prominent. Among the many means of
obtaining information are:
• Open sources (Right to Information Act requests, published government documents and
bidding specifications, opened bids and technical journals).
• Consultants or outsourcing contractors from targeted firms who provide "inside
information" to competitors.
• "Moles" working inside a particular industry or company with access to desired
information.
• Computer hacking and data transmission interruption.
• Compromising employees through blackmail, set ups, corruption, and bribery.
• The use of student researchers and interns to gain access to research.
• Surveillance of corporate employees.
• Intercepting communications through faxes, telephones, etc.
• Burglary.
• Gaining access to records through janitorial or service personnel.
• New technologies and techniques adapted as detection devices or espionage
countermeasures.
Motivations for Espionage
In general, the primary motivation for engaging in espionage is monetary. However, several
factors have emerged in recent years that may make it easier for employees or others to
participate in economic espionage. As espionage activity has shifted away from a focus on
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9. national security, the profitability of spying has increased. In addition, economic espionage
(especially when information is divulged to traditional national allies) is less morally repulsive
than betraying a national security secret and does not incur the same threat of punishment.
Employers should watch for a number of key characteristics that may
indicate a security risk. Security threats may include employees who:
• Are generally unhappy on the job, or unhappy with the location of
their assignment.
• Believe they have been overlooked for promotion, salary
increases, or commendations and rewards.
• Feel their contributions to the company are ignored and
uncompensated.
• Are facing personal financial difficulties.
• Have personal problems.
Prevention
There are a number of measures that employers can take to reduce industrial espionage. The
most crucial of these are related to effective personnel policies and procedures.
Selection: Employees should be recruited and screened on the basis of their knowledge,
competence, loyalty, and psychological and social stability.
Training: Employee training should include information about security threats and procedures.
Surveillance: Maintaining control over and limiting access to sensitive information will reduce
potential losses.
Supervision: Attentive supervisors can both identify security violations as well as intervene
before problems occur by remaining alert to warning signals.
Accountability: Ensuring that employees follow procedures, perform efficiently, and adhere to
organizational values will help maintain personnel integrity.
Target Hardening: Measures should be taken to protect crucial information and to improve
security in order to reduce temptation.
Positive Work Environment: Increasing employees' sense of worth within the organization
can increase their sense of obligation and loyalty, thereby decreasing the possibility of
espionage.
Realistic Sanctions: Employees must have a realistic sense that security violations will be
identified and severely punished.
Positive Rewards: To balance the threat of discipline, positive contributions to the
organization must be reinforced and rewarded.
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10. Reinforcement of Ethics and Values: The organization must strengthen its employees'
sense of moral obligation through a statement of organizational values, reinforcement of
ethical standards, and high standards of professionalism.
to steal from ATM
Beware if the ATM screen goes blank after you swipe your
card. It could be a mischief by fraudsters to withdraw cash
from your account after you leave the ATM in a huff. A bit of
adhesive and a screwdriver are all that's needed to outwit
hi-tech safety gadgets.
These swindlers are part of a powerful inter-state network
spread across the country. Assam Police and Kolkata
Police have recently rounded up three swindlers who have
mastered the tampering of ATMs.
The trick applies only to ATM machines that need a customer to insert and extract the card to
start operations (as opposed to ATMs where the card pops out after the transaction is
complete). Many nationalized banks, including State Bank of India (SBI) and Bank of Baroda,
use this system at their ATMs, most of which are unmanned.
So, what is this low-tech, highly effective modus operandi? Fraudsters, who generally strike in
pairs, enter ATM by swiping valid debit card at the gate, press down a key on keyboard and
stick it with adhesive so that it does not return to its original position. This switches on the
machine. They then walk out and wait for a victim to step into the trap!
When a customer enters the ATM and swipes the card, he does not realize that the machine is
already on. A message flashes for him to key his PIN, which he does. But since the machine
has been switched on in an improper way, the screen goes blank automatically as a security
feature to stop fraudulent withdrawals.
The customer thinks it is a system fault and gives it a second try. He has no clue that the two
'customers' getting impatient outside are actually criminals waiting to steal his money. They
start abusing him for taking too much time and force him to leave in a huff. Exit customer, enter
fraudster. They simply use a screwdriver to 'release' the key. The ATM restarts automatically.
What it has in store is PIN of the last customer who swiped his card. The gang enters the
amount and walks out with cash.
The SBI has been receiving several such complaints. "We were at a loss to locate the fraud
because the CCTVs showed the customer swiping his card. But customers complained that
they couldn't withdraw money," an SBI official said.
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11. By: Col R K Mishra, COAC’ CC*
A new worm has been discovered in the wild that's not just settling for
invading users' PCs--it wants to invade their homes, too.
The Rbot-GR virus follows a fairly traditional malware
route of exploiting Microsoft security vulnerabilities and
installing a Trojan horse on infected machines. However,
the worm also spies on users by taking control of their Webcam and
microphone, then sending images and soundtracks back to the hackers,
according to antivirus firm Sophos.
About the author
As well as getting an insight into homes An avid reader and equally prolific
and businesses across the world, the worm allows the writer, Col Ram Kishore Mishra is
malware writer to take a look at information on the infected Management Professional
machine's hard drive, steal passwords and launch denial-of- possessing outstanding leadership
service attacks. qualities with 27 years of well-honed
expertise and cross functional
experience.
Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant at Sophos, said
the virus could be used for industrial espionage--or simply by Hand-picked by Army Headquarters
a nosey hacker to take a look into people's bedrooms. to Command an Assam Rifles
"Whether this worm is the work of professional snoopers or Battalion and launch them into high
intensity counter insurgency combat
lusty teenagers--it's hard to say for certain," Cluley said. zone (OP HIFAZAT).
"What we do know is that there have been a few hundred He also ensured complete
different versions of the Rbot worm, all of which have been domination of area of responsibility
designed to gain some kind of remote access to innocent over rugged mountains of North
J&K along line of control under (OP
users' data. This one goes further by also specifically RAKSHAK).
collecting Webcam footage. It seems more and more hackers
are building a cocktail of different functionality into their He is recipient of Chief of the Army
creations." Staff’s Commendation for gallantry
beside Commendation of General
Officer Commanding in Chief,
Those who have the virus may be unaware that their every Southern Command for devotion
move could be being tracked by remote hackers. An infected to duty and distinguished service
Webcam may show an "active light" when it's being used, but
Webcams without such light would offer no giveaway the He can be contacted at
hacker is watching. rkmishra58@gmail.com
There is, however, one simple way to dodge the prying eyes of the malware merchants--just
unplug or switch the Webcam off when it's not in use.
Now that's just plain spooky...
…..throw towel over webcam
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12. From: Raghubir Singh [mailto:raghubirs@gmail.com]
Sent: 08 October 2011 15:11
To: Corporate Security Department
Cc: Capt. S B Tyagi;
Subject: Re: ICISS Newsletter Oct.11
Dear Capt SB Tyagi,
I am sure in times to come Private Security will acquire the dimensions of corporate business
which it amply deserves. Seeing dishevelled , poorly paid with over stretched duty hours, ill-
trained people put on security duties with merely a crumpled uniform signifying his role-I
ventured out to make a Diploma course under the aegis of Annamalai University last year. The
details of the course is available on www.snehaamu.com-I am sending you excerpts.
I am not in the business of education but have given this info only to show my linkage with
Security. There would be occasion to improve the syllabus & make it more broad based by
including topics like how to prevent Bank robbery as I read in your well brought out newsletter.
We have to improve social awareness about security which should be paramount in our day to
day life-in homes, offices, public/religious places etc. Not only roads even skies too are not
safe & require security as never before. You professionals in the field have to make efforts to
contribute in this regard.
Air Cmde Raghubir Singh (Retd.), Pune
DIPLOMA COURSE FOR SECURITY SUPERVISORS : CODE:729
Medium: English
Duration: One Year
Eligibility: Candidates for admission to one year Diploma Course for Security Supervisors
should have passed 12th or equivalent examination.
1. Concept of Security
2. Uniform & PSAR Act / Rule of 2005
3. Leadership for Security
4. Disaster Management
Air Cmde Raghubir Singh (Retd) Tech. Advisor
Bc (Engg) Mech, MSc (Def), ME (Aerospace Engg) FIE, FAeSI, FIETE, C Eng
He has served in the Indian Air Force in various capacity, in DTE of Technical Development &
Production(Air), HAL on Mig-21 & Missiles inspection & has also served in the Defence
Research on frontier areas of technology. After his retirement, he has been actively involved in
education field.
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