1) Companies use RFID tags in workplace access cards to do more than just open doors, such as enforcing work rules and monitoring former employees, but they generally do not have explicit policies about how card data is collected and used.
2) Access card records are used to investigate individuals but also in aggregate forms like improving building plans, though employees are not informed of these uses.
3) Only one company had written policies about RFID card use, which were only given to security and not employees more broadly, and none had limited data retention policies.
A Havoc Proof for Secure and Robust Audio WatermarkingCSCJournals
The audio watermarking involves the concealment of data within a discrete audio file. Audio watermarking technology affords an opportunity to generate copies of a recording which are perceived by listeners as identical to the original but which may differ from one another on the basis of the embedded information. A highly confidential audio watermarking scheme using multiple scrambling is presented Superior to other audio watermarking techniques, the proposed scheme is self-secured by integrating multiple scrambling operations into the embedding stage. To ensure that unauthorized detection without correct secret keys is nearly impossible, the watermark is encrypted by a coded-image; certain frames are randomly selected from the total frames of the audio signal for embedding and their order of coding is further randomized. Adaptive synchronization is improves the robustness against hazardous synchronization attacks, such as random samples cropping/inserting and pitch-invariant time stretching. The efficient watermarking schemes make it impossible to be detected and robust even though the watermarking algorithm is open to the public.
The Revolutionary Solution in Secured Digital IdentificationINPI ASIA Admin
NDCode is a new generation of physical feature securing the physical-to-digital link using Nanotechnology and Blockchain that creates one of the product solution named DOCKrypto, the Digital Link for Security Paper.
NDCodeTM binds with the physical object and is non-separable especially in the primary use cases such as document security. NDCodeTM carries seed information which when combined with hardware reader secret, forms a deterministic key-pair.
This enables both the identification of original items (strong physical anticounterfeit) and strong proof through cryptography that data digitally signed by the object is authentic. For example • The “proof-of-scan” provides strong audit evidence that the real original object was scanned at a location. This enables authenticated traceability where only the real object with specific NDCodeTM can provide the track-and-trace server with a valid digital signature. • In document security, when authorities issue an original document the content is digitally signed by NDCodeTM, any subsequent altering of the data can be easily identified by use of digital signatures.
Combining Technologies
High security does come with some compromise in terms of utility. For example, NDCodeTM cannot be directly read with a smartphone and requires use of proprietary reader technology. To open the use of NDCodeTM to the public user, INPI ASIA is releasing DOCKryptoTM: a document security solution, the first product using NDCodeTM. DOCKryptoTM combines NDCodeTM, with standard QR-Codes and public blockchain technology, so that authorities can control the issuance of documents, but the public can access the data via smartphone app by scanning a QR-Code printed on the document.
DOCKrypto TM : The digital link for security paper
The advances in digital technologies and availability of equipment at low-cost has made the counterfeit of paper-based value documents relatively easy. Analog-type security features are failing to meet the demands of digital business processes.
DOCKryptoTM is the digital link to bring paper-based value documents to the digital age. The solution addresses trust and transparency for document security. Value emerging from the solution are
• Digital transformation where any paper document becomes a digital ePaper.
• Preventing any ability of physical certificate cloning or counterfeiting.
• End-to-end security where the blank paper is traced prior to any personalisation from the secure printery to the registry authority.
• Enabling issuing of certified digital copies that are assigned to owners and cryptographically linked to the original physical copy.
• Enabling digital notarization whilst maintaining traditional notarization.
• Building trust / transparency and closing issuances loops with blockchain technology.
Try it now – Download KryptoMobileTM from the Play Store
Get the App on google play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=krypto.mobile
This document discusses using cryptography and RFID systems for network security. It begins with an introduction to cryptography as an ancient method of encrypting messages for secure transmission. It then describes RFID technology, which uses radio waves to identify objects tagged with RFID transponders. The document proposes using both cryptography and RFID for network security to achieve benefits like data confidentiality, integrity, authentication and access control. It outlines potential applications of RFID in areas like animal tracking, individual records maintenance and banking security. Finally, it concludes that combining RFID and cryptography can provide a higher degree of user and data authentication for network security compared to using each approach alone.
This document proposes ways to incorporate mainstream cryptographic functionality into the EPCglobal Class-1 Generation-2 UHF tag standard to provide security features like authentication. The authors suggest "shoehorning" new security functionality by using tag memory as an input/output medium for a cryptographic module within the tag. They focus on authentication protocols rather than privacy-enhancing protocols. The document reviews related work on RFID security and outlines desirable security enhancements, then explores how a cryptographic command set could fit within the existing EPC standard while remaining compliant.
IRJET- A Review on Colour Image Watermarking based on Wavelet and QR Decompos...IRJET Journal
This document summarizes several digital watermarking techniques and applications. It discusses a proposed hybrid watermarking technique that combines redundant discrete wavelet transform with singular value decomposition. It also mentions using Arnold chaotic maps to scramble watermarks for added security. Several other watermarking methods are reviewed, including techniques in the pixel domain and using discrete cosine transform with singular value decomposition. Applications discussed include mobile experiences, biometric authentication, image processing, and cryptography.
Lumension Security - State of Endpoint and Security DSS @Vilnius 2010Andris Soroka
Lumension Security is making the revolution in Endpoint Security by enabling one agent one platform solution to answer all the endpoint security related questions.
The document discusses cyber threat scenarios and principles for cyber defense models. It outlines various past cyber attacks on different countries involving hacking, distributed denial of service attacks, and data/infrastructure manipulation. It also shows diagrams mapping the interconnectivity and complexity of modern critical infrastructure networks. The presentation argues that traditional passive cyber protections are no longer sufficient and proposes a new integrated, proactive defense model involving information sharing between public and private sectors, coordinated incident response, and development of tailored security technologies. It concludes by listing contact information for the cybersecurity firm Altal Security and their representatives.
A Havoc Proof for Secure and Robust Audio WatermarkingCSCJournals
The audio watermarking involves the concealment of data within a discrete audio file. Audio watermarking technology affords an opportunity to generate copies of a recording which are perceived by listeners as identical to the original but which may differ from one another on the basis of the embedded information. A highly confidential audio watermarking scheme using multiple scrambling is presented Superior to other audio watermarking techniques, the proposed scheme is self-secured by integrating multiple scrambling operations into the embedding stage. To ensure that unauthorized detection without correct secret keys is nearly impossible, the watermark is encrypted by a coded-image; certain frames are randomly selected from the total frames of the audio signal for embedding and their order of coding is further randomized. Adaptive synchronization is improves the robustness against hazardous synchronization attacks, such as random samples cropping/inserting and pitch-invariant time stretching. The efficient watermarking schemes make it impossible to be detected and robust even though the watermarking algorithm is open to the public.
The Revolutionary Solution in Secured Digital IdentificationINPI ASIA Admin
NDCode is a new generation of physical feature securing the physical-to-digital link using Nanotechnology and Blockchain that creates one of the product solution named DOCKrypto, the Digital Link for Security Paper.
NDCodeTM binds with the physical object and is non-separable especially in the primary use cases such as document security. NDCodeTM carries seed information which when combined with hardware reader secret, forms a deterministic key-pair.
This enables both the identification of original items (strong physical anticounterfeit) and strong proof through cryptography that data digitally signed by the object is authentic. For example • The “proof-of-scan” provides strong audit evidence that the real original object was scanned at a location. This enables authenticated traceability where only the real object with specific NDCodeTM can provide the track-and-trace server with a valid digital signature. • In document security, when authorities issue an original document the content is digitally signed by NDCodeTM, any subsequent altering of the data can be easily identified by use of digital signatures.
Combining Technologies
High security does come with some compromise in terms of utility. For example, NDCodeTM cannot be directly read with a smartphone and requires use of proprietary reader technology. To open the use of NDCodeTM to the public user, INPI ASIA is releasing DOCKryptoTM: a document security solution, the first product using NDCodeTM. DOCKryptoTM combines NDCodeTM, with standard QR-Codes and public blockchain technology, so that authorities can control the issuance of documents, but the public can access the data via smartphone app by scanning a QR-Code printed on the document.
DOCKrypto TM : The digital link for security paper
The advances in digital technologies and availability of equipment at low-cost has made the counterfeit of paper-based value documents relatively easy. Analog-type security features are failing to meet the demands of digital business processes.
DOCKryptoTM is the digital link to bring paper-based value documents to the digital age. The solution addresses trust and transparency for document security. Value emerging from the solution are
• Digital transformation where any paper document becomes a digital ePaper.
• Preventing any ability of physical certificate cloning or counterfeiting.
• End-to-end security where the blank paper is traced prior to any personalisation from the secure printery to the registry authority.
• Enabling issuing of certified digital copies that are assigned to owners and cryptographically linked to the original physical copy.
• Enabling digital notarization whilst maintaining traditional notarization.
• Building trust / transparency and closing issuances loops with blockchain technology.
Try it now – Download KryptoMobileTM from the Play Store
Get the App on google play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=krypto.mobile
This document discusses using cryptography and RFID systems for network security. It begins with an introduction to cryptography as an ancient method of encrypting messages for secure transmission. It then describes RFID technology, which uses radio waves to identify objects tagged with RFID transponders. The document proposes using both cryptography and RFID for network security to achieve benefits like data confidentiality, integrity, authentication and access control. It outlines potential applications of RFID in areas like animal tracking, individual records maintenance and banking security. Finally, it concludes that combining RFID and cryptography can provide a higher degree of user and data authentication for network security compared to using each approach alone.
This document proposes ways to incorporate mainstream cryptographic functionality into the EPCglobal Class-1 Generation-2 UHF tag standard to provide security features like authentication. The authors suggest "shoehorning" new security functionality by using tag memory as an input/output medium for a cryptographic module within the tag. They focus on authentication protocols rather than privacy-enhancing protocols. The document reviews related work on RFID security and outlines desirable security enhancements, then explores how a cryptographic command set could fit within the existing EPC standard while remaining compliant.
IRJET- A Review on Colour Image Watermarking based on Wavelet and QR Decompos...IRJET Journal
This document summarizes several digital watermarking techniques and applications. It discusses a proposed hybrid watermarking technique that combines redundant discrete wavelet transform with singular value decomposition. It also mentions using Arnold chaotic maps to scramble watermarks for added security. Several other watermarking methods are reviewed, including techniques in the pixel domain and using discrete cosine transform with singular value decomposition. Applications discussed include mobile experiences, biometric authentication, image processing, and cryptography.
Lumension Security - State of Endpoint and Security DSS @Vilnius 2010Andris Soroka
Lumension Security is making the revolution in Endpoint Security by enabling one agent one platform solution to answer all the endpoint security related questions.
The document discusses cyber threat scenarios and principles for cyber defense models. It outlines various past cyber attacks on different countries involving hacking, distributed denial of service attacks, and data/infrastructure manipulation. It also shows diagrams mapping the interconnectivity and complexity of modern critical infrastructure networks. The presentation argues that traditional passive cyber protections are no longer sufficient and proposes a new integrated, proactive defense model involving information sharing between public and private sectors, coordinated incident response, and development of tailored security technologies. It concludes by listing contact information for the cybersecurity firm Altal Security and their representatives.
This document discusses the implementation of a Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) using the International Data Encryption Algorithm (IDEA). IDEA is a block cipher that operates on 64-bit blocks of plaintext and uses a 128-bit key. The most computationally intensive part of IDEA is the modulo (2n+1) multiplier. The paper proposes an efficient hardware structure for the modulo multiplier to improve the speed and efficiency of the IDEA algorithm when used for network intrusion detection.
Techno Info Solutions is a project warehouse that lists 60 projects from 2012-2013 related to domains like networking, cloud computing, data mining, and more. The projects have titles like "Privacy- and Integrity-Preserving Range Queries in Sensor Networks" and "Towards Secure and Dependable Storage Services in Cloud Computing". They are categorized by programming language (Java or DotNet) and numbered sequentially with identifiers like J001 or D027. Contact information is provided for Techno Info Solutions.
Introducing Glonetex Technologies Fingerprint and Facial recognition scanning technologies. Optimized for small businesses, enterprise businesses and governmental agencies.
This document discusses techniques for remote operating system fingerprinting. It begins by explaining that remote OS fingerprinting is an important part of network surveying for attackers to determine the operating system of a remote host. It then describes how accurate remote OS fingerprinting can help attackers narrow down potential exploits to use. The document outlines the goals of an effective remote OS fingerprinting tool and discusses active vs. passive fingerprinting. It also briefly explains the roles of black hat and white hat hackers in relation to remote OS fingerprinting.
A STUDY ON LOCATION-AWARE AND SAFER CARDS: ENHANCING RFID SECURITY AND PRIVAC...pharmaindexing
This document summarizes a research paper on enhancing RFID security and privacy through location sensing. It discusses how location awareness can be used by RFID tags and backend servers to defend against unauthorized reading and relay attacks. On tags, a location-aware selective unlocking mechanism is designed to allow tags to selectively respond based on location rather than always responding. On servers, a location-aware secure transaction verification scheme is proposed to allow servers to approve or deny transactions based on comparing the reported locations of the tag and reader. The goal is to detect relay attacks involving malicious readers. Unlike prior work, the defenses do not rely on auxiliary devices and require no explicit user involvement.
This document provides a summary of a conference on RFID, barcodes, and mobile solutions for intelligent maintenance. The conference showed that RFID technology has established itself in maintenance and is being used in daily practice across various industries. However, RFID has not replaced all other technologies. Barcodes still have advantages and can coexist with RFID. The conference highlighted different implementation approaches organizations have taken with RFID and the need to continue sharing experiences to help more organizations apply the technology. It also summarized presentations on specific maintenance applications of RFID and mobile workforce management systems using RFID or barcodes.
This document lists 127 projects with codes from FDNS101 to FDNS127 being conducted by Future-Tec Technologies (Pvt) Ltd on network security technologies in 2011. The projects cover topics such as adaptive routing in fault-tolerant meshes, minimum-diameter spanning trees, blocking misbehaving users in anonymity networks, worm detection, encrypted attack correlation, RFID privacy and authentication, anomaly detection in network traffic, sensor network monitoring, RFID authentication, privacy-preserving databases, code injection defenses, malware spreading in peer-to-peer networks, iris image quality, video data hiding, trust-based data protection, covert communication systems, transaction pattern anomaly detection, privacy-preserving transactions, visual cryptography, encrypted image
VPN usage across the world has increased due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With companies trying to lay
the course through this unfamiliar state, corporations had to implement a Business Continuity Plan which
included several elements to maintain a scalable and robust VPN connection. During this time of
uncertainty, best practices need to be deployed by corporations and government entities more than ever.
The purpose of this study is to highlight the necessary path SD Telecom would take to ensure a secure,
reliable network during global traffic surge. Specific VPN solutions, access needs, and eligibility
requirements vary based on the end user.
IRJET- Automated Face Detection and Recognition for Detecting Impersonation o...IRJET Journal
This document proposes an automated system using RFID and face recognition to help students easily find their exam halls and seats and prevent impersonation. The system works by having students swipe their RFID cards at a reader, which will display their exam hall and seat number on an LCD screen. It also uses a camera and face recognition on an Arduino board to match students' faces to images in a database, marking them present if matched and triggering an alarm if not matched to prevent impersonation. The system aims to make the exam seating process more efficient than traditional manual methods and help students locate their exams without issues. It discusses the components, methodology, and concludes the concept could be expanded to integrate additional student data and services.
Secure system based on recombined fingerprints for sharing multimedia files i...eSAT Journals
Abstract In this paper the execution time is less when compared to previous algorithm. And also it provide security between the merchant and buyer The traitor tracing protocol is used to detect the illegal transaction. Here we used fingerprinting solution to avoid illegal redistribution of multimedia contents. Here we convert the multimedia video file into image then encrypting the image after the encrypted image will be transferred from merchant to buyer. The buyer receives the copyright protection from merchant, he decrypts the image then converts it into video. After that, the copyright protection of file is transferred to child buyer. Then tracing traitor protocol is used to checks the fingerprints for merchant to buyer and buyer to child buyer. Traitor tracing protocol is used to detect the illegal transaction of the content. The Blowfish algorithm is used to encrypt and decrypt the multimedia files. Finally we detect the performance of our work based on efficiency, accuracy and we achieve security. Keywords: Fingerprint, Multimedia files, Blowfish algorithm, Merchant, Buyer, Child Buyer, Copyright Protection
This document is a seminar report submitted by Ope Sinzu to the Department of Computer Science at Enugu State University of Science and Technology in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. The report discusses digital watermarking, including acknowledging those who helped with the report, providing an abstract that explains digital watermarking techniques are used for security purposes like copyright protection. It then discusses the introduction, background, objectives, significance, scope, constraints, and organization of the report.
IRJET - Security Model for Preserving the Privacy of Medical Big Data in ...IRJET Journal
This document proposes a security model for preserving the privacy of medical big data in healthcare clouds using fog computing. It focuses on using a decoy technique and fog computing to securely store and access patients' multimedia healthcare data in the cloud. The model generates two photo galleries - one containing real patient data (OMBD) secretly stored in the cloud, and one containing decoy data (DMBD) stored in fog computing by default. This is to hide the real data and attract unauthorized access attempts to the decoy data first. An authenticated key agreement protocol is also proposed to securely communicate between users and the two galleries based on pairing cryptography. The goal is to make the original medical data more secure while still providing efficient healthcare access and
Ireland - The location of choice for International Payments firmsMartina Naughton
This document discusses Ireland as a location for international payments firms. It highlights Ireland's strong portfolio of financial services firms, leadership in software and ICT, and convergence of financial technology. Ireland has over 800 software firms, 24,000 employees in the sector, and 8 of the top 10 ICT companies have operations there. Financial regulation supports the payments market. Several large payments firms have partnerships and operations in Ireland, taking advantage of the business environment and government support through agencies like IDA Ireland.
NFiD: An NFC based system for Digital Business CardsIRJET Journal
The document proposes an NFC-based system to replace paper business cards with digital business cards that are instantly transferred to a user's smartphone when they scan another person's NFC tag. It describes the technical aspects of using NFC technology to store and share contact information digitally. An Android app is presented that allows users to view, save, and manage contacts scanned from NFC tags and stored in the cloud.
Automatic Door Unit Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Based Attendance Sy...Onyebuchi nosiri
This document describes the development of an RFID-based attendance system. The system uses RFID tags embedded in employee ID cards that are read by an RFID reader when employees enter or exit through an automated door. The RFID reader is connected to a computer running time attendance software to record and manage employees' check-ins and check-outs. The system aims to provide a more efficient and accurate alternative to manual attendance tracking methods. RFID technology allows contactless identification of employees and collects attendance data automatically when employees pass through the door.
IRJET- Detecting Data Leakage and Implementing Security Measures in Cloud Com...IRJET Journal
This document proposes a methodology called DROPS (Division and Replication of Data in the Cloud for Optimal Performance and Security) to address security and performance issues with data stored in the cloud. The DROPS methodology divides files stored in the cloud into multiple fragments and replicates each fragment, storing the fragments across different nodes. This makes it difficult for attackers to access full files even if they breach individual nodes. The document also discusses existing approaches like watermarking and introducing fake data, and their limitations. It proposes using a technique called T-Coloring to separate nodes storing fragments and increase the distance between fragments to block intruders.
This document discusses network security and cryptography. It begins by introducing network security concepts like secrecy, authentication, nonrepudiation, and integrity. It then discusses cryptography topics such as symmetric and public key encryption. Specific algorithms like RSA are explained. The document also discusses security issues at different layers of the network and summarizes techniques used at each layer.
IRJET- Enhancing Security Features for IoT Devices Connected to Cloud Service...IRJET Journal
This document proposes enhancing security for IoT devices connected to cloud services through identity and access management (IAM). It discusses challenges in defining identity for IoT objects due to limitations in authentication factors. The document recommends using a risk-based multi-factor authentication approach leveraging inheritance, association, knowledge, and context information. It also notes complications from dynamic ownership and naming schemes. The proposed solution authenticates devices using OAuth 2.0 client credentials with a client ID, client secret, X509 certificates, and JSON web tokens. Access would further be authorized based on defined permissions and policies in a simple IAM implementation.
Employee Privacy from the point of view of the employer:
-What employers can and cannot monitor, review, and access in regards to their employees
-Workplace searches
-Electronic monitoring
Employee Privacy from the point of view of the employee:
-What employers should be doing to protect the privacy of their employees
-Proper recordkeeping
-Prevention of ID theft in the workplace
After the presentation, Brittany will take questions from webinar attendees during a Q&A session.
This webinar was posted on December 1, 2011 and presented by Brittany Cullison.
The National Labor Relations Act protects employees' rights to engage in concerted activities like union organizing and collective bargaining. It prohibits employers from taking adverse action against employees to discourage union membership. However, employees can still be fired for conduct that interferes with customer relations or harms a company's reputation. The General Counsel alleged that terminating an employee for complaining about their supervisor on Facebook violated these protections for concerted activities. The case was settled in February 2011.
Workplace Privacy and Employee Monitoring: Laws and Methodscmilliken09
As a final business project we were instructed to develop a business document with research and documentation on a subject dealing with business law. I chose to create a document about workplace privacy because it was an interesting topic to me. Understanding these laws and methods after writing this paper allowed me to fully understand the rights and actions that an employee/employer is liable for.
The document discusses workplace privacy issues in Canada including relevant legislation and case studies of public libraries. It covers the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) and Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (MFIPPA) which establish rules for government organizations regarding personal information. Case studies examine privacy policies at the County of Brant Public Library and Toronto Public Library. Current issues addressed include electronic privacy, employer monitoring, and disclosing personal information to employers.
This document discusses the implementation of a Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) using the International Data Encryption Algorithm (IDEA). IDEA is a block cipher that operates on 64-bit blocks of plaintext and uses a 128-bit key. The most computationally intensive part of IDEA is the modulo (2n+1) multiplier. The paper proposes an efficient hardware structure for the modulo multiplier to improve the speed and efficiency of the IDEA algorithm when used for network intrusion detection.
Techno Info Solutions is a project warehouse that lists 60 projects from 2012-2013 related to domains like networking, cloud computing, data mining, and more. The projects have titles like "Privacy- and Integrity-Preserving Range Queries in Sensor Networks" and "Towards Secure and Dependable Storage Services in Cloud Computing". They are categorized by programming language (Java or DotNet) and numbered sequentially with identifiers like J001 or D027. Contact information is provided for Techno Info Solutions.
Introducing Glonetex Technologies Fingerprint and Facial recognition scanning technologies. Optimized for small businesses, enterprise businesses and governmental agencies.
This document discusses techniques for remote operating system fingerprinting. It begins by explaining that remote OS fingerprinting is an important part of network surveying for attackers to determine the operating system of a remote host. It then describes how accurate remote OS fingerprinting can help attackers narrow down potential exploits to use. The document outlines the goals of an effective remote OS fingerprinting tool and discusses active vs. passive fingerprinting. It also briefly explains the roles of black hat and white hat hackers in relation to remote OS fingerprinting.
A STUDY ON LOCATION-AWARE AND SAFER CARDS: ENHANCING RFID SECURITY AND PRIVAC...pharmaindexing
This document summarizes a research paper on enhancing RFID security and privacy through location sensing. It discusses how location awareness can be used by RFID tags and backend servers to defend against unauthorized reading and relay attacks. On tags, a location-aware selective unlocking mechanism is designed to allow tags to selectively respond based on location rather than always responding. On servers, a location-aware secure transaction verification scheme is proposed to allow servers to approve or deny transactions based on comparing the reported locations of the tag and reader. The goal is to detect relay attacks involving malicious readers. Unlike prior work, the defenses do not rely on auxiliary devices and require no explicit user involvement.
This document provides a summary of a conference on RFID, barcodes, and mobile solutions for intelligent maintenance. The conference showed that RFID technology has established itself in maintenance and is being used in daily practice across various industries. However, RFID has not replaced all other technologies. Barcodes still have advantages and can coexist with RFID. The conference highlighted different implementation approaches organizations have taken with RFID and the need to continue sharing experiences to help more organizations apply the technology. It also summarized presentations on specific maintenance applications of RFID and mobile workforce management systems using RFID or barcodes.
This document lists 127 projects with codes from FDNS101 to FDNS127 being conducted by Future-Tec Technologies (Pvt) Ltd on network security technologies in 2011. The projects cover topics such as adaptive routing in fault-tolerant meshes, minimum-diameter spanning trees, blocking misbehaving users in anonymity networks, worm detection, encrypted attack correlation, RFID privacy and authentication, anomaly detection in network traffic, sensor network monitoring, RFID authentication, privacy-preserving databases, code injection defenses, malware spreading in peer-to-peer networks, iris image quality, video data hiding, trust-based data protection, covert communication systems, transaction pattern anomaly detection, privacy-preserving transactions, visual cryptography, encrypted image
VPN usage across the world has increased due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With companies trying to lay
the course through this unfamiliar state, corporations had to implement a Business Continuity Plan which
included several elements to maintain a scalable and robust VPN connection. During this time of
uncertainty, best practices need to be deployed by corporations and government entities more than ever.
The purpose of this study is to highlight the necessary path SD Telecom would take to ensure a secure,
reliable network during global traffic surge. Specific VPN solutions, access needs, and eligibility
requirements vary based on the end user.
IRJET- Automated Face Detection and Recognition for Detecting Impersonation o...IRJET Journal
This document proposes an automated system using RFID and face recognition to help students easily find their exam halls and seats and prevent impersonation. The system works by having students swipe their RFID cards at a reader, which will display their exam hall and seat number on an LCD screen. It also uses a camera and face recognition on an Arduino board to match students' faces to images in a database, marking them present if matched and triggering an alarm if not matched to prevent impersonation. The system aims to make the exam seating process more efficient than traditional manual methods and help students locate their exams without issues. It discusses the components, methodology, and concludes the concept could be expanded to integrate additional student data and services.
Secure system based on recombined fingerprints for sharing multimedia files i...eSAT Journals
Abstract In this paper the execution time is less when compared to previous algorithm. And also it provide security between the merchant and buyer The traitor tracing protocol is used to detect the illegal transaction. Here we used fingerprinting solution to avoid illegal redistribution of multimedia contents. Here we convert the multimedia video file into image then encrypting the image after the encrypted image will be transferred from merchant to buyer. The buyer receives the copyright protection from merchant, he decrypts the image then converts it into video. After that, the copyright protection of file is transferred to child buyer. Then tracing traitor protocol is used to checks the fingerprints for merchant to buyer and buyer to child buyer. Traitor tracing protocol is used to detect the illegal transaction of the content. The Blowfish algorithm is used to encrypt and decrypt the multimedia files. Finally we detect the performance of our work based on efficiency, accuracy and we achieve security. Keywords: Fingerprint, Multimedia files, Blowfish algorithm, Merchant, Buyer, Child Buyer, Copyright Protection
This document is a seminar report submitted by Ope Sinzu to the Department of Computer Science at Enugu State University of Science and Technology in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science. The report discusses digital watermarking, including acknowledging those who helped with the report, providing an abstract that explains digital watermarking techniques are used for security purposes like copyright protection. It then discusses the introduction, background, objectives, significance, scope, constraints, and organization of the report.
IRJET - Security Model for Preserving the Privacy of Medical Big Data in ...IRJET Journal
This document proposes a security model for preserving the privacy of medical big data in healthcare clouds using fog computing. It focuses on using a decoy technique and fog computing to securely store and access patients' multimedia healthcare data in the cloud. The model generates two photo galleries - one containing real patient data (OMBD) secretly stored in the cloud, and one containing decoy data (DMBD) stored in fog computing by default. This is to hide the real data and attract unauthorized access attempts to the decoy data first. An authenticated key agreement protocol is also proposed to securely communicate between users and the two galleries based on pairing cryptography. The goal is to make the original medical data more secure while still providing efficient healthcare access and
Ireland - The location of choice for International Payments firmsMartina Naughton
This document discusses Ireland as a location for international payments firms. It highlights Ireland's strong portfolio of financial services firms, leadership in software and ICT, and convergence of financial technology. Ireland has over 800 software firms, 24,000 employees in the sector, and 8 of the top 10 ICT companies have operations there. Financial regulation supports the payments market. Several large payments firms have partnerships and operations in Ireland, taking advantage of the business environment and government support through agencies like IDA Ireland.
NFiD: An NFC based system for Digital Business CardsIRJET Journal
The document proposes an NFC-based system to replace paper business cards with digital business cards that are instantly transferred to a user's smartphone when they scan another person's NFC tag. It describes the technical aspects of using NFC technology to store and share contact information digitally. An Android app is presented that allows users to view, save, and manage contacts scanned from NFC tags and stored in the cloud.
Automatic Door Unit Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Based Attendance Sy...Onyebuchi nosiri
This document describes the development of an RFID-based attendance system. The system uses RFID tags embedded in employee ID cards that are read by an RFID reader when employees enter or exit through an automated door. The RFID reader is connected to a computer running time attendance software to record and manage employees' check-ins and check-outs. The system aims to provide a more efficient and accurate alternative to manual attendance tracking methods. RFID technology allows contactless identification of employees and collects attendance data automatically when employees pass through the door.
IRJET- Detecting Data Leakage and Implementing Security Measures in Cloud Com...IRJET Journal
This document proposes a methodology called DROPS (Division and Replication of Data in the Cloud for Optimal Performance and Security) to address security and performance issues with data stored in the cloud. The DROPS methodology divides files stored in the cloud into multiple fragments and replicates each fragment, storing the fragments across different nodes. This makes it difficult for attackers to access full files even if they breach individual nodes. The document also discusses existing approaches like watermarking and introducing fake data, and their limitations. It proposes using a technique called T-Coloring to separate nodes storing fragments and increase the distance between fragments to block intruders.
This document discusses network security and cryptography. It begins by introducing network security concepts like secrecy, authentication, nonrepudiation, and integrity. It then discusses cryptography topics such as symmetric and public key encryption. Specific algorithms like RSA are explained. The document also discusses security issues at different layers of the network and summarizes techniques used at each layer.
IRJET- Enhancing Security Features for IoT Devices Connected to Cloud Service...IRJET Journal
This document proposes enhancing security for IoT devices connected to cloud services through identity and access management (IAM). It discusses challenges in defining identity for IoT objects due to limitations in authentication factors. The document recommends using a risk-based multi-factor authentication approach leveraging inheritance, association, knowledge, and context information. It also notes complications from dynamic ownership and naming schemes. The proposed solution authenticates devices using OAuth 2.0 client credentials with a client ID, client secret, X509 certificates, and JSON web tokens. Access would further be authorized based on defined permissions and policies in a simple IAM implementation.
Employee Privacy from the point of view of the employer:
-What employers can and cannot monitor, review, and access in regards to their employees
-Workplace searches
-Electronic monitoring
Employee Privacy from the point of view of the employee:
-What employers should be doing to protect the privacy of their employees
-Proper recordkeeping
-Prevention of ID theft in the workplace
After the presentation, Brittany will take questions from webinar attendees during a Q&A session.
This webinar was posted on December 1, 2011 and presented by Brittany Cullison.
The National Labor Relations Act protects employees' rights to engage in concerted activities like union organizing and collective bargaining. It prohibits employers from taking adverse action against employees to discourage union membership. However, employees can still be fired for conduct that interferes with customer relations or harms a company's reputation. The General Counsel alleged that terminating an employee for complaining about their supervisor on Facebook violated these protections for concerted activities. The case was settled in February 2011.
Workplace Privacy and Employee Monitoring: Laws and Methodscmilliken09
As a final business project we were instructed to develop a business document with research and documentation on a subject dealing with business law. I chose to create a document about workplace privacy because it was an interesting topic to me. Understanding these laws and methods after writing this paper allowed me to fully understand the rights and actions that an employee/employer is liable for.
The document discusses workplace privacy issues in Canada including relevant legislation and case studies of public libraries. It covers the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) and Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (MFIPPA) which establish rules for government organizations regarding personal information. Case studies examine privacy policies at the County of Brant Public Library and Toronto Public Library. Current issues addressed include electronic privacy, employer monitoring, and disclosing personal information to employers.
Maurice Blackburn's Queensland Employment and Industrial Law Section delivered a seminar on Emerging Issues in Workplace Privacy on August 22, 2013. Topics included Surveillance in the workplace, Privacy Laws, issues surrounding social media and more.
The document discusses various moral rights that employees may have in the workplace, including the right to due process, participation in decision making, and a safe work environment. It examines arguments for and against recognizing these potential rights, distinguishing between legal, contractual, and moral rights. Key debates include whether workers have a right to continued employment or if employers can fire at will, and whether health and safety regulations impose too high of a cost on businesses.
The “Privacy Today” presentation was written for the IAPP by Professor Peter Swire of the Moritz College of Law of the Ohio State University. The materials cover the definition of privacy, ways to protect privacy, privacy harms, and fair information practices. The “Privacy Today” presentation is designed for college and university students.
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Surveillance involves the systematic collection, analysis, and use of health data for decision-making. It serves as an early warning system and monitors the impact of interventions. There are different types of surveillance including community-based, hospital-based, and active/passive surveillance. Community-based surveillance engages community members to detect and report health events. Hospital-based surveillance relies on regular reporting from hospitals. Active surveillance actively seeks out cases, while passive surveillance waits for cases to be reported. The appropriate surveillance method depends on the context and challenges.
This document discusses the concept of a surveillance society and provides details on various types of surveillance. It describes how surveillance is used by governments and law enforcement to maintain social control and prevent criminal activity, but that civil rights groups are concerned this could limit political and personal freedoms. Different forms of surveillance are outlined, including computer monitoring, telephone tapping, cameras, social media analysis, biometrics, drones, and corporate practices. Both benefits and criticisms of widespread surveillance are presented.
Privacy issues arise from the ability of information technology to collect, store, and retrieve personal data from individuals. The document discusses various ways private information can be revealed online, such as through internet service providers, email, discussion groups, internet browsers which can save browsing history and passwords, search engines which track search terms, and social networks. Potential threats to privacy include computer monitoring, matching of unauthorized personal files, cookies, web bugs, third party cookies, and cybercrimes like phishing, pharming, and spyware. The document provides solutions to protect online privacy such as using cookie controls, anti-virus software, firewalls, encryption tools, and the Platform for Privacy Preferences.
This document discusses different types of surveillance including electronic, computer, audio, visual, and biometric surveillance. It provides examples of various surveillance methods such as electronic article surveillance, social network analysis, wiretapping, red light cameras, and gait analysis. The document also discusses debates around surveillance powers and technologies used by law enforcement.
1) The document discusses surveillance in public health and describes its key components and purposes. Surveillance involves the systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of health data to provide information for action.
2) An effective surveillance system is simple, flexible, timely, and produces high-quality data. It addresses an important public health problem and accomplishes its objectives of understanding disease trends, detecting outbreaks, and evaluating control measures.
3) The document outlines how to establish a surveillance system, including selecting priority diseases, defining standard case definitions, and developing regular reporting and data dissemination processes. Both passive and active surveillance methods are described.
The document discusses privacy in the digital age. It notes that people previously had a strong sense of privacy and respected others' confidentiality, but privacy has become more complex online. Several statistics are presented about oversharing of personal information on social media: a 2013 Canadian survey found that 66% of respondents were concerned about privacy online; a 2012 U.S. survey found that 37% of employers use social media to screen candidates; and a 2012 U.S. consumer report found that over 40% of social media users regretted posts they later removed. The document advocates teaching digital literacy and privacy skills to help people better safeguard their personal information online.
This document discusses the use of RFID (radio frequency identification) technology for human implantation and the associated privacy and security issues. It provides background on RFID technology and its current uses. The document outlines several research objectives, including developing a privacy framework for human implantation of RFID chips and addressing security issues like tracking. It discusses the potential benefits of RFID implantation for medical purposes but also health risks. The proposed research would take 3-4 years and involve both theoretical and experimental work.
This document discusses the use of RFID technology for human implantation and addresses privacy issues. It provides background on RFID technology and its use for tracking items and in various industries. The document then discusses potential uses of RFID chips implanted in humans, including medical applications and assisting disabled people. However, it also notes privacy and security issues with human implantation, such as tracking location and accessing private information. The goal of the research presented is to develop methods and a framework to address the privacy issues surrounding RFID chips implanted in humans to enhance security while allowing for beneficial applications of the technology.
The document discusses the US Department of Homeland Security's use of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology to improve security. It notes that RFID allows real-time access to security information and can be used to track people and objects. However, there are also privacy and security concerns around RFID implementation, such as tags being hacked or data being intercepted. The document evaluates different RFID strategies and technologies used by DHS to balance security, privacy, and cost-effectiveness of programs like e-Passports and driver's licenses.
A Survey Of RFID Authentication Protocols Based On Hash-Chain MethodLuz Martinez
This document provides a survey of RFID authentication protocols that are based on hash-chain methods. It discusses several protocols that have been proposed to address security and privacy issues in RFID communications by employing hash chains. The survey compares 10 different protocols, summarizing their use of hash chains, objectives, limitations, and vulnerabilities. Overall, the survey aims to provide a comparative analysis of hash-chain based RFID authentication protocols in order to better understand their approaches and limitations for enhancing RFID security and privacy.
Radio Frequency Identification RFID tags generally belong to a single domain system which is called has RFID single domain system. Till date, most of the researches in the RFID single domain system have been authentication protocol against a variety of attacks. This topic generally describes about the security and privacy mechanism in RFID multi domain which is further divided into three sub topics that is RFID forehand system security, RFID backhand system security and RFID inter domain system security. Pawankumar Tanavarappu ""A Security Framework in RFID"" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-4 | Issue-2 , February 2020,
URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd30217.pdf
Paper Url : https://www.ijtsrd.com/computer-science/computer-network/30217/a-security-framework-in-rfid/pawankumar-tanavarappu
This document proposes a taxonomy for classifying RFID systems. The taxonomy has four main dimensions: usage, physical, frequency, and data. Usage looks at whether a system is for monitoring or authorization. Physical examines components like a tag's antenna, material, and operating environment. Frequency considers the signal distance and range used. The taxonomy is intended to help understand RFID technology and compare vendor solutions. It provides a framework to guide research and direct users to additional resources. An evaluation of real-world cases is suggested to test the taxonomy.
Evolving Fast Fourier Transform and Deoxyribonucleic Acid for Security of RFI...IRJET Journal
This document discusses a proposed hybrid technique that combines Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) and Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) sequence operations to improve security in Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) authentication protocols. The technique encrypts data using both FFT and DNA encryption methods instead of relying on a single encryption technique. Experimental results show the hybrid technique provides stronger security and faster transmission speeds compared to existing elliptic curve cryptography techniques. It can resist man-in-the-middle, replay, and impersonation attacks. The hybrid technique applies FFT and DNA encryption to the RFID authentication process between a tag and reader.
Enhancement of security in rfid using rsa algorithmAlexander Decker
This document discusses enhancing security in RFID systems using the RSA encryption algorithm. It begins with background on RFID technology and its security issues. It then provides an overview of the RSA algorithm and encryption process. The document proposes implementing RSA in the RFID reader to encrypt data transmitted to RFID tags. It describes how RSA would encrypt data over the air interface between readers and tags, improving security against eavesdropping or data manipulation. Finally, it provides a simple example encrypting a password using a public key and decrypting it with a private key, demonstrating how RSA could enhance RFID security.
AVAILABILITY ASPECTS THROUGH OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES BASED OUTLIER DETECTION ...IJCNCJournal
Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) and Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are the two most prominent wireless technologies for implementing a complete smart environment for the Internet of Things (IoT). Both RFID and WSN are resource constraint devices, which forces us to go for lightweight cryptography for security purposes. Security in terms of confidentiality, integrity, authentication, authorization, and
availability. Key management is one of the major constraints for resource constraint mobile sensor devices. This work is an extension of the work done by Kumar et al. using efficient error prediction and limit of agreement for anomaly score. This work ensures cryptographic property, availability, in RFID-WSN
integrated network through outlier detection mechanism for 50 to 5000 nodes network. Through detection ratios and anomaly scores system is tested against outliers. The proposed outlier detection mechanism identifies the inliers and outliers through anomaly score for protection against Denial-of-Service (DoS)
attack. Intruders can be detected in few milliseconds without giving any conflict to the access rights. In terms of throughput, a minimum improvement of 6.2% and a maximum of 219.9% is observed for the proposed protocol as compared to Kumar et al. Protocol and in terms of percentage of Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR), a minimum improvement of 8.9% and a maximum of 19.5% is observed for the proposed protocol as compared
to Kumar et al. protocol.
5.[26 35] rfid security using mini des algorithm in deployment of bike rentin...Alexander Decker
The document describes an RFID-based bike rental system that uses miniDES encryption on RFID tags to securely store bike identifiers. Key points:
1) RFID tags attached to bikes are encrypted with miniDES to securely store bike IDs readable only by authenticated readers.
2) A microcontroller decrypts tag data and verifies bike IDs, recording check-out and check-in times from an RTC to calculate rental fees.
3) .NET software receives bike data from the microcontroller via serial to manage a database of bike statuses, rental fees, and a web portal interface.
5.[26 35] rfid security using mini des algorithm in deployment of bike rentin...Alexander Decker
RFID tags are used to automate a bike renting system. Each bike is tagged with a passive RFID tag storing a unique ID encrypted with the miniDES algorithm. RFID readers scan the tags and send the encrypted IDs to a microcontroller for decryption and authentication. The microcontroller verifies the IDs and records rental data like user, bike ID, and timestamps which is sent to a backend database for management and reporting. The miniDES algorithm provides lightweight encryption suitable for the low-power RFID tags and embedded systems used while ensuring security of rental transactions.
11. rfid security using mini des algorithm in deployment of bike renting systemAlexander Decker
The document describes an RFID-based bike rental system that uses miniDES encryption on RFID tags to securely store bike identifiers. Key points:
1) RFID tags attached to bikes are encrypted with miniDES to securely store bike IDs readable only by authenticated readers.
2) A microcontroller decrypts tag data and tracks bike check-ins/check-outs using a real-time clock, communicating data to a .NET application.
3) The .NET system calculates rental charges, displays bike statuses on a web portal, and allows editing rental amounts. This automates the bike rental process using RFID technology and encryption.
Martine Lapierre - Security in Cloud computing: sharing more than resourcesServiceWave 2010
Cloud computing provides opportunities but also implies a loss of control over data and infrastructure. When choosing a cloud offering, considerations include the provider's reputation for protecting confidentiality and their ability to prove no loss of control. Sensitive healthcare data processed in the cloud must satisfy strict regulatory requirements regarding data protection, access controls, and ensuring data does not leave its country of origin. Both customers and providers face legal and security challenges in ensuring compliance with privacy laws and protecting against threats in shared cloud environments.
IRJET- RFID Based Security Guard System using GSMIRJET Journal
This document summarizes an RFID-based security guard system that uses GSM technology. It reviews previous research on using RFID tags and readers to uniquely identify and track individuals for security purposes in places like educational campuses and hospitals. A microcontroller is used to store identification details and send alerts via a GSM module if an invalid RFID card is detected. The system aims to automate security and allow faster access for authorized individuals compared to manual checking of ID cards.
IRJET- RFID Based Security Guard System using GSMIRJET Journal
This document summarizes an RFID-based security guard system using GSM technology. It discusses how previous security systems relied too heavily on human guards and were inefficient. The proposed system would use RFID tags and readers to automatically track and identify individuals on a campus or in a building. A GSM module would allow the system to send alerts upon unauthorized access attempts. The document reviews several previous studies on related topics like microcontroller-based security systems, speech recognition-based security, and RFID/GSM campus security systems. It concludes that combining various technologies could lead to more efficient automated security guard systems.
1) The document examines the reliability challenges of RFID-based object tracking applications. Experiments showed that reliability is affected by factors like inter-tag distance, tag-antenna distance, tag orientation, and number of tags.
2) Applying redundancy techniques like multiple tags can significantly improve reliability. Locating tags in different positions on an object also impacts reliability.
3) Tracking experiments showed reliable identification is possible for tagged humans by placing tags at waist level as with ID cards.
This document discusses how active RFID technology can help companies address challenges with asset tracking. It notes that active RFID systems allow for real-time location tracking of assets and goods throughout the supply chain. The document also explains that demand for asset and people tracking is driving growth in the active RFID market, especially for safety, security and customer service reasons. Finally, it states that the white paper will examine options for active RFID solutions and show how they can provide a return on investment for tracking high-value assets and items.
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Information Extraction and Integration of Hard and Soft Information for D2D v...DataCards
"Information Extraction and Integration of Hard and Soft Information for D2D via
Controlled National Language,” Dr. Tien Pham, US Army Research Laboratory
Este documento discute dos puntos sobre el fraude corporativo. Primero, que los modelos de prevención son efectivos pero no pueden eliminar el fraude completamente. Segundo, que el sistema legal chileno rara vez impone consecuencias significativas para los defraudadores, ya que las penas son bajas y hay muchas atenuantes disponibles. Esto reduce la efectividad de los modelos de prevención.
Fraude corporativo y correo electrónico de los trabajadoresAndres Baytelman
Este documento discute la privacidad del correo electrónico y computador corporativo en el contexto de prevenir el fraude corporativo. Argumenta que considerar el correo electrónico y computador corporativo como privados pierde sentido cuando la esencia del fraude es su ocultamiento. También analiza la jurisprudencia estadounidense, la cual sostiene que la información en sistemas corporativos es propiedad de la empresa, pero que los empleados pueden alegar privacidad si la empresa no monitorea el uso o tiene acceso legítimo.
Cohecho y lavado. columna df abr. andrés baytelmanAndres Baytelman
Este documento describe cómo el soborno y lavado de dinero pueden ocurrir en una empresa sin el conocimiento de la dirección a través de ejemplos. Explica cómo un director de obras podría recurrir al soborno de un funcionario municipal a través de un proveedor para obtener un permiso, y cómo un gerente podría lavar ese dinero a través de una "venta" de un departamento. Aunque los directivos de la empresa no estén involucrados, la ley los haría responsables penalmente. El documento concluye que estos delitos a menudo ocurren a nivel
Argentina es un país soberano ubicado en América del Sur. Limita con Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Brasil y Uruguay. Es el octavo país más grande del mundo y el segundo más grande de América Latina.
Este documento resume una entrevista con Andrés Baytelman, experto en fraude corporativo, sobre el caso de fraude en La Polar. Baytelman indica que este caso no es aislado y es parte de un problema más grande de fraude corporativo a nivel global. Además, señala que tanto las autoridades políticas como los líderes empresariales sabían que un caso como este ocurriría en Chile y que actualmente hay otros fraudes corporativos ocurriendo. Finalmente, critica la Ley de Responsabilidad Penal de las Personas Jurídicas de Chile, indicando
Fraude Corporativo: quiénes lo cometen, por qué, y por qué importaAndres Baytelman
La inmensa mayoría de los trabajadores que defraudan a su propia empresa son gente originalmente honesta y de confianza. Entender en profundidad las condiciones y motivos que los llevan a cometer el fraude es crucial para cualquier intento genuinamente profesional por establecer modelos de prevención y mecanismos de control serios, eficaces y costo-efectivos.
Este documento presenta las buenas noticias sobre cómo las empresas ahora tienen herramientas evaluadas y eficaces para reducir significativamente el fraude corporativo. Explica que el fraude corporativo generalmente ocurre cuando se presentan factores de oportunidad y presión, conocidos como el "triángulo del fraude". Las empresas pueden intervenir en esta estructura de oportunidad utilizando métodos como la prevención situacional que han demostrado reducir los costos del fraude corporativo en hasta un 46%.
Fraude Corporativo: quién se preocupa de las pymesAndres Baytelman
Las Pymes son por mucho el sector económico más vulnerable al fraude corporativo y sus consecuencias; y las más desprotegidas. Inaceptable, considerando que generan cerca del 80% de la fuerza laboral del país.
Fraude corporativo y hotline (diario financiero ene 13)Andres Baytelman
Columna de opinión de Andrés Baytelman en Diario Financiero de Chile, explicando por qué la línea de denuncias es reiteradamente señalada como uno de los "must# en materia de controles anti-fraude. Además, propone un modelo estratégico e inteligente, en lugar del tan común paradigma de hotline-correo.
El documento habla sobre la sobrefacturación como un esquema de fraude corporativo. La sobrefacturación implica que un empleado de la empresa se colude con un proveedor para que la empresa pague facturas infladas, repartiendo el exceso entre los involucrados. La sobrefacturación también se usa para ocultar otros tipos de fraude como ventas no declaradas o pagos a empresas falsas.
Nota en Economía y Negocios de El Mercurio sobre integración como Director a PwC Chile en área de responsabilidad penal de la empresa, compliance y fraude corporativo.
Profesionalizar el fraude corporativo: CFEs vs. Auditores y Abogados. Andres Baytelman
Columna de opinión en Diario Financiero: compliance penal, responsabilidad penal de la empresa y fraude corporativo hoy constituyen una nueva profesión, y existen a su respecto certificaciones y estándares que no se pueden obviar. Quizás el más importante, la certificación otorgada por la Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), en virtud de la cual un profesional se presenta como CFE (Certified Fraud Examiner). Auditores y abogados no son por naturaleza expertos en la prevención del fraude corporativo, y están lejos de poseer dicha experticia en virtud meramente de sus respectivas profesiones, sin más.
Índice en Español de la versión internacional del Manual de certificación de la ACFE, hoy en día el referente profesional por excelencia en materia de compliance y fraude a nivel mundial.
Embajadas en washington con problemas para ser aceptados como clientesAndres Baytelman
Este artículo discute cómo los grandes bancos en Estados Unidos han cerrado cuentas de embajadas debido a preocupaciones sobre el cumplimiento de las regulaciones contra el lavado de dinero. Algunas embajadas han trasladado sus cuentas a bancos más pequeños, pero estos también enfrentan presiones de los reguladores. Varias embajadas ahora buscan servicios bancarios en un banco más pequeño en Nueva York, aunque transportar fondos entre ciudades plantea nuevos desafíos.
La Ley de Prácticas Corruptas en el Extranjero (FCPA) promulgada en 1977 buscaba sancionar el soborno de funcionarios extranjeros por parte de empresas y ciudadanos estadounidenses. Recientemente, su alcance se ha extendido extraterritorialmente y ha llevado a investigaciones y multas millonarias contra empresas no estadounidenses. De manera similar, la Ley Británica contra el Soborno de 2010 se aplica a cualquier empresa que haga negocios en el Reino Unido independientemente de su ubicación, lo que aument
México: Aprueban Responsabilidad Penal de Empresas Andres Baytelman
Los diputados aprobaron sancionar a las empresas que cometan delitos como lavado de dinero, delitos contra la salud, trata de personas y sobornos, con multas de hasta 12 millones de pesos, decomiso de bienes y posible disolución de la empresa.
Taurus Zodiac Sign: Unveiling the Traits, Dates, and Horoscope Insights of th...my Pandit
Dive into the steadfast world of the Taurus Zodiac Sign. Discover the grounded, stable, and logical nature of Taurus individuals, and explore their key personality traits, important dates, and horoscope insights. Learn how the determination and patience of the Taurus sign make them the rock-steady achievers and anchors of the zodiac.
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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.
Each framework is presented with visually engaging diagrams and templates, ensuring the content is both informative and appealing. While this compilation is thorough, please note that the slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be sufficient for standalone instructional purposes.
This compilation is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of innovation management and drive meaningful change within their organization. Whether you aim to improve product development processes, enhance customer experiences, or drive digital transformation, these frameworks offer valuable insights and tools to help you achieve your goals.
INCLUDED FRAMEWORKS/MODELS:
1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
2. IDEO’s Human-Centered Design
3. Strategyzer’s Business Model Innovation
4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
7. McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth
8. Customer Journey Map
9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
10. Blue Ocean Strategy
11. Strategyn’s Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) Framework with Job Map
12. Design Sprint Framework
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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Top 10 Free Accounting and Bookkeeping Apps for Small BusinessesYourLegal Accounting
Maintaining a proper record of your money is important for any business whether it is small or large. It helps you stay one step ahead in the financial race and be aware of your earnings and any tax obligations.
However, managing finances without an entire accounting staff can be challenging for small businesses.
Accounting apps can help with that! They resemble your private money manager.
They organize all of your transactions automatically as soon as you link them to your corporate bank account. Additionally, they are compatible with your phone, allowing you to monitor your finances from anywhere. Cool, right?
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Brian Fitzsimmons on the Business Strategy and Content Flywheel of Barstool S...Neil Horowitz
On episode 272 of the Digital and Social Media Sports Podcast, Neil chatted with Brian Fitzsimmons, Director of Licensing and Business Development for Barstool Sports.
What follows is a collection of snippets from the podcast. To hear the full interview and more, check out the podcast on all podcast platforms and at www.dsmsports.net
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Industrial Tech SW: Category Renewal and CreationChristian Dahlen
Every industrial revolution has created a new set of categories and a new set of players.
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This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
Key highlights include Microsoft's Digital Transformation Framework, which focuses on driving innovation and efficiency, and McKinsey's Ten Guiding Principles, which provide strategic insights for successful digital transformation. Additionally, Forrester's framework emphasizes enhancing customer experiences and modernizing IT infrastructure, while IDC's MaturityScape helps assess and develop organizational digital maturity. MIT's framework explores cutting-edge strategies for achieving digital success.
These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
Frameworks/Models included:
Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
McKinsey’s Ten Guiding Principles of Digital Transformation
Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
MIT’s Digital Transformation Framework
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
DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
Customer Journey Map
The APCO Geopolitical Radar - Q3 2024 The Global Operating Environment for Bu...APCO
The Radar reflects input from APCO’s teams located around the world. It distils a host of interconnected events and trends into insights to inform operational and strategic decisions. Issues covered in this edition include:
2. Aggregates of records were used in logistics and cost analyses Policies Are Not Communicated to Employees
(e.g., refining building evacuation plans) and to generate required While the policies being followed raise some concerns, none of the
government reports (e.g., an air quality report characterizing the companies communicates to their employees that data collected
number of employees at the workplace). with access cards are used for more than simply controlling locks.
To the extent that we understand applicable workplace laws,
Lack of Explicit Policies Raises
monitoring and recording employees’ use of access cards to enter
Concerns
and/or leave facilities seems to be well within the rights of private-
As shown in the table, only one of the companies interviewed has
sector companies. But nothing prevents them from making their
explicit, written policies governing the use of RFID in the work-
policies known, and fair information practices codes would encour-
place, and that one (D) provided them only to the security func-
age them to do so. The RAND study suggests that policies about
tion in the organization, not the whole company.
access control records are invisible to most employees but are other-
Also, none of the companies has a limited data retention policy;
wise similar to email or phone monitoring policies. Surveys suggest
they keep the records indefinitely. And although most companies
that most such systems have explicit policies and that those policies
do audit their system records, only one conducts an external audit.
are communicated to employees.
Moreover, none of the companies regarded the policy for access
control system data retention and use to be a company-wide one Implications
that should be managed and overseen by a corporate officer. In all Access cards clearly have benefits for both individuals and for
cases, the policymaker is either the security or facilities department. security and public safety. They are certainly easier to use than a
Finally, in all cases, records were linked to other company data- conventional key, particularly if individual areas or rooms within a
bases (mostly to personnel records in human resources, HR), which facility remain locked and require separate keys.
is inevitable since individual employees are generally assigned However, the use of RFIDs in access control systems is an
uniquely identified cards. In one case (F), the company linked example of how technology has led to the loss of “practical obscu-
the database to medical records to allow first responders to scan rity.” Prior to access control systems, anonymous movement in
an employee’s badge to call up relevant medical records during an the workplace was nearly guaranteed. RFID tags and fine-grained
emergency. In two cases (C and F), the linkage is fully automated. access controls within a building make it possible to observe the
movements of any employee all the time.
Other Moreover, the use of such systems has modified the traditional
Explicit Database balance of personal convenience, workplace safety and security,
Company Policies? Data Control Policymaker Links and individual privacy. These case studies suggest that security and
A No Stored Corporate Manually public safety trump personal privacy—that securing the workplace,
indefinitely; security to HR
no audits
investigating instances of theft or misconduct, accounting for
employees after emergencies, and providing effective responses to
B No Stored Corporate Manually
indefinitely; security to HR medical problems are the priorities favored in designing and operat-
self-audit ing the systems. Employer policies also trump personal privacy: We
C No Stored Corporate HR found that the organizations studied used such collected data to
indefinitely; facilities/ enforce rules governing employee conduct (A, B, C, D, and F) and
external audit security
to monitor collective behavior (C).
D Yes Stored Corporate Manually
indefinitely; security to HR In addition, while fair information practices argue that employ-
self-audit ees should be informed about uses of access control system records
E No Stored Corporate Manually and should have the right to inspect and correct records about their
indefinitely; security to HR activities, implementing such practices would be impractical for
no audits
some situations, such as an employee’s ability to correct an errone-
F No Stored Facility Medical
indefinitely; operations records/
ous record. After the passage of time, could an employee recon-
self-audit HR struct the details of daily movements to challenge an automated
A and B = nonprofits; C and D = high-tech manufacturing; system? Based on these issues with RFID and given other emerging
E and F = media services. sensor technologies that enable the collection and analysis of fine-
grained details about an individual’s behavior, the authors see the
need to rethink elements of fair information practices.
This research brief describes work done for RAND Infrastructure, Safety, and Environment and documented in 9 to 5: Do You Know If Your Boss Knows Where You Are? Case Studies
of Radio Frequency Identification Usage in the Workplace by Edward Balkovich, Tora K. Bikson, and Gordon Bitko, TR-197-RC (available at http://www.rand.org/publications/TR/
TR197), 2005, 36 pp., $12, ISBN: 0-8330-3719-6. TR-197-RC is also available from RAND Distribution Services (phone: 310.451.7002; toll free 877.584.8642; or email: order@rand.
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