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The document proposes a portfolio of security standards to manage IT risks across various domains. The portfolio includes over 30 security standards that cover areas like web application development, databases, networks, operating systems, infrastructure services, access management, malware prevention, and incident response. The standards are designed to establish policies and guidelines around the technology usage, assets, and operations within an organization.
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This document discusses information security risks and implementation on an IP/MPLS network. It outlines the tension between business needs and security risks, and key principles of information security including confidentiality, integrity and availability. It recommends a people-process-technology approach and risk-based information security management system following ISO 27001 and 27002 best practices. Various security threats to telecommunications networks are analyzed and addressed through encryption, firewalls, intrusion detection systems and network hardening. The conclusion emphasizes building a robust security governance structure, adopting a risk-based approach, following good practices, managing both technical and non-technical controls, and promoting security awareness.
CYBER SECURITY CAREER GUIDE CHEAT SHEET
This document provides an overview of topics, technologies, programming languages, tools, certifications, and job roles commonly required in the field of cybersecurity. It lists fundamentals areas like computer science, networking, and cryptography. It also outlines essential security domains including web security, ethical hacking, incident response, policies, and human factors. Finally, it provides steps to get started in cybersecurity, including choosing a specialization, developing skills, and staying up to date in the field.
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This document provides an overview of Microsoft's IT security environment and strategy. It discusses Microsoft's large global IT infrastructure supporting over 55,000 employees. It outlines Microsoft's security mission to prevent unauthorized use and loss of intellectual property. It also describes Microsoft's risk-based decision model and tactical prioritization process to assess and mitigate security risks across different environments like data centers, clients, and remote access.
IT consultancy presentation
This document profiles an IT solutions company called HK IT Solution that provides optimized and secure IT infrastructure solutions. It offers a wide range of IT consultancy services including data management, network design, security services, and cloud/virtualization solutions. The company was founded with a goal of advising clients correctly from an application standpoint to optimize investment returns. It has experience working with a range of clients in India and overseas.
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Cyber Services provides cyber security services including ethical hacking, threat analysis, cyber exercises, security awareness training, and course development. Led by CEO Ferenc Frész, the company was founded in 2015 and employs over 30 security experts and technical staff. Services are delivered to clients including NATO, UAE, EU Council, and private sector organizations.
Cyber Security Ingram 2022.pptx
Rio Satriyo is a Product Manager in the Cyber Security Division at Ingram Micro Indonesia, focusing on data loss prevention, antivirus, endpoint detection and response, and other cybersecurity technologies. The document lists over 50 cybersecurity products and solutions that the division offers across categories like endpoint security, network security, identity, monitoring/analytics, and consulting/threat intelligence. It also provides examples of use cases that the technologies can address, such as vulnerability assessment, application security testing, penetration testing, data protection and governance, and security operations center design and build.
Mobile Security Training, Mobile Device Security Training
This 3-day mobile security training course costs $2,199 and teaches attendees how to secure mobile devices and applications. The training covers mobile threats, vulnerabilities, and security features of platforms like iOS and Android. Attendees will learn techniques for securing mobile networks, applications, and data through encryption, authentication, and mobile device management best practices. The course is intended for security professionals and developers seeking to protect mobile assets within their organizations.
Force 3 Software Practice Overview
In an ever-changing IT climate, organizations everywhere are embracing software solutions for their promise of flexibility, efficiency and value. But, with new threats evolving every day, it’s critical that those solutions be as secure as they are innovative.
Nowhere is this truer than for federal agencies tasked with the safety and wellbeing of countless American citizens. Between near-constant threats, limited resources and ongoing compliance requirements, federal IT teams face a major challenge: How can they keep up with constantly evolving technology and a constant influx of security threats?
ArabianITS Corporate Presentation 220309
ArabianITS is a subsidiary of Sultan Group that provides IT systems integration and managed services in Kuwait. It partners with leading technology vendors to offer solutions for service providers, large enterprises, and small and medium businesses across various industries. ArabianITS has experienced consultants and provides 24/7 support for systems integration, information security, infrastructure management, and managed services including desktop management, security, networking, and more. It has references from telecom, government, banking, and other sectors.
Building CSIRT and its competency
The document discusses the skills and competencies needed for an effective cyber security incident response team. It outlines both personal skills like communication, problem solving, and stress management as well as technical skills in areas like security principles, network protocols, intrusion analysis, and incident handling. The document also maps out certifications from various organizations that correspond to different career levels and security specializations, from basic security knowledge and foundation skills to more advanced intrusion analysis, penetration testing, and risk management roles. Effectively building a skilled incident response team requires considering both personal competencies and technical qualifications.
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This document provides an overview of ESET's IT security solutions for businesses. It describes ESET's endpoint protection, file security, mail security, server security, and virtualization security products. It also outlines ESET's management tools like Security Management Center and Dynamic Threat Defense for threat analysis.
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Signatures are dead! We need to focus on machine learning, artificial intelligence, math models, lions, tigers and bears, Oh My!! - STOP!! - How many times have we heard all these buzzwords at conferences, or our managers saying that solution X will solve all our problems. I don't know about you, but I was tired of listening to the hype and the over-use of these terms that really made no sense.
One thing is true, signatures are dead. Today's malware is created with obfuscation and deception and our opponents do not play fair. Do you blame them? They want to get in. Who needs to rob a bank anymore at gun point when the security door is left open and traps are easy to bypass. Thank you Powershell! So what's the answer? Is it Next Generation AV or EDR, or it is Security 101? Over the past 5 months, we have invested significant time building a business case for an Endpoint protection system - understand the problem, creating testing scenarios to evaluate 5 solutions in the market. Over 30,000 pieces of malware were put to the test from our internal private collection, as well as known and unknown samples freely available. With all of the marketing hype, brochureware and buzzwords, it's hard to know what's the real deal. As we talk to colleagues from other companies, one thing is clear, many still struggle with good testing methodologies, what malware to test and how to test their endpoint security.
We will discuss key considerations used in our decision-making process. Testing malware for our company was important, but it was not our only testing criteria. We looked at the ease of installation on the agent, use of their UI, SaaS, on-prem, hybrid, reporting, performance of agent using different system resources, how much the agent replied on their cloud intelligence compared to on-box performance, powershell scenarios, and a variety of other factors. Companies additionally need to take into consideration the cost of any potential new infrastructure, cost per seat, professional services, one off costs, 1, 2, 3 year terms and other factors. Ultimately, we want to extend our resources to help others in the industry and discuss key differences between the solutions that were evaluated.
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Ambiguity and uncertainty are synonymous when cloud security is discussed. As organizations transition to the cloud, security must be prepared to handle the new and evolving threats impacting cloud resources. Additional business changes affecting the cloud transition; legal, privacy, mobility, etc must also be considered when developing your overall security strategy. This talk will do a quick breakdown on defining the cloud as it stands today, along with security’s role in the cloud, and how security will evolve in a world that is ‘cloud-centric’ and where the cloud strategy will lead us within the next ten years. The talk will also provide a plan of action for building a cloud security strategy and key considerations when preparing your roadmap in a secure cloud-centric future.
Attacking Automation: Hacking for the Next Fifty Years
This document discusses the history and future of automation and its implications for security work. It describes how automation began in manufacturing and is now expanding into other fields like transportation, food service, and retail. The document argues that security tasks can also be automated by scripting and artificial intelligence. Over time, automation may replace many jobs paying less than $20 per hour. However, the document suggests security staff could focus on more strategic work instead of repetitive tasks in a highly automated future. Proper automation could help security teams monitor more resources and detect issues faster.
Building an AppSec Team Extended Cut
This document provides guidance on building an application security program. It discusses common application security threats and vulnerabilities. The goal of application security is to reduce application risks. Methods include static code analysis, dynamic testing, and manual verification at different stages of the software development lifecycle. The document recommends starting simple, setting policies and standards, scaling application security as development scales, and verifying third party applications. It emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement, metrics, and alignment with development processes.
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This document provides an overview of Windows 8 forensics and anti-forensics techniques. It discusses new features in Windows 8 like pagefile and swapfile functions, Windows 8 to Go, Bitlocker updates, cloud integration, thumbnail caching, and PC refresh. It also covers Internet Explorer 10 changes and analyzes the pagefile, swapfile, thumbcache, file history artifacts, and new registry hives introduced in Windows 8. Anti-forensics techniques like encryption, time tampering, disk wiping, and disk destruction are also briefly mentioned. The document promotes an upcoming security conference and provides contact information for the author.
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Policy Map
- 1. IT Risk Management Policy Technology Usage Policy Proposed IT Risk Management Portfolio of Security Documents Web and Client/Server Application Development Security Standard Web Server Security Standard Database Security Standard Web Services Security Standard Application Security Standards Information Classification Standard Personal Information Protection Standard Asset Inventory Controls Standard IT Contracting Standard Security Management Standards Malicious Code Prevention Standard User Access Management Standard Vulnerability Management Standard Security Event Management Standard Change Promotion Standard Media Retention & Destruction Standard Physical & Environmental Controls Standard Operations Security Standards Firewall Security Standard Router/Switch Security Standard Voice/PBX Standard Wireless Security Standard Remote Control Standard Network Perimeter Security Standard General Network Security Standard Network Workstation Security Standard Email & Instant Messaging Security Standard Cryptographic Standard Infrastructure Services Standards Unix/Linux Security Standard Windows X Security Standard Operating Systems Remote Access Standard Incident Response Standard Security Acknowledgement Banner Standard Separation of Duties Standard Outside Service Provider (OSP) Standard