Security Awareness 9-10-09 v5 Wireless
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This document discusses secure practices for handling sensitive information over wireless networks. It advises that banking or accessing credit card statements should only be done over a wired or encrypted connection. When connecting to a campus network remotely, VPN software should be used to establish an encrypted connection. The document warns against sending emails with sensitive information from public wireless hotspots due to the risk of traffic sniffing, and stresses the importance of always logging out of accounts on public computers.
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Mobile phones are a quintessential part of our lives; they keep us connected with friends and family and make our lives more convenient every day. As the global Covid-19 pandemic encouraged people to remain safely indoors, there was a large increase in the number of Mobile Banking users. From depositing checks remotely to having 24*7 access to your bank account, the convenience and the utility of Mobile Banking are the reasons behind this popularity. And yet many people still wonder if Mobile Banking is Safe. If you are someone who is undecided about adopting Mobile Banking because of concerns about the security of Mobile Banking then here is the answer to your question ‘Are Mobile Banking Apps really safe?’ covered in this article. The best way to do this is to look at the risks involved with Mobile Banking and what organizations and customers can do about it.
Controlling Laptop and Smartphone Access to Corporate Networks
With company-issued, IT-controlled laptops, IT has traditionally had the option to lock down the operating system to prevent the installation of potentially insecure or non-approved applications.
NWSLTR_Volume5_Issue2
The TILE is a Bluetooth tracking device that attaches to valuables to help locate them if lost. It works by connecting to a smartphone app, which uses Bluetooth to locate the TILE within 100 feet and location services to track its wider movements. However, this constant tracking raises privacy and security concerns, as it could reveal a user's patterns of life. While the device aims to help find lost items, its functionality depends on the security of its own servers and sensitive user data they contain.
hotspot(wi-fi)
Wi-Fi hotspots provide wireless Internet access in public locations using wireless access points. A hotspot allows devices like laptops and smartphones to connect to the Internet without cables. Hotspots are increasingly found in places like cafes, airports, hotels and more to provide guest access. Connecting involves having a Wi-Fi adapter, knowing the hotspot's network name, and potentially subscribing to paid services. Both computers and dedicated devices can scan to detect nearby hotspots for connection. While convenient for users, hotspots also provide benefits to businesses in attracting customers and enabling new services.
Secure End User
How to make a secure end-user environment and activity within the organization, to prevent a cyber attack
Enhancing Cybersecurity in Remote Work-3.pdf
Turing is a data-science-driven deep jobs platform helping companies spin up their engineering teams in the cloud at the push of a button. Based in Palo Alto, California, it is a fully remote company of 500 800+ people who help connect world-class remote software engineers with world-class companies.
Turing makes the remote hiring journey easy and rewarding for both companies and developers. With Turing, companies can hire pre-vetted, Silicon Valley-caliber remote software talent across 100+ skills in 3-5 days. Also, Turing democratizes opportunities for remote developers from around the world by offering them high-quality software jobs with top US firms.
Turing's Intelligent Talent Cloud uses AI to source, vet, match, and manage over a 1.5 million developers worldwide. This, in turn, helps organizations save valuable time and resources as they build their dream engineering team in a matter of days.
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Cybersecurity
Presented at the
LECET Information Technology Conference
Washington, DC
May 2, 2012
by Carrie S. Leary, Ann Arundel Community College
Alepo 5 Emerging Innovations Carrier-WiFi
5 emerging innovations in carrier Wi-Fi
Alepo | July 03, 2012
With mobile data usage on the upswing, wireless carriers are looking to Wi-Fi hotspots as a viable way to deliver high speed data on mobile devices. With Wi-Fi hotspots as part of an overall mobile data strategy, carriers can unlock new revenue channels, drive up business value, and optimize network resources and efficiencies.
This Alepo whitepaper reveals five emerging innovations in Carrier Wi-Fi offload, network discovery, and monetization, that are advancing opportunities for wireless carriers in making Wi-Fi hotspots a fundamental part of their mobile data strategy.
Download Alepo’s "5 Emerging Innovations in Carrier Wi-Fi" to learn how advancements in Wi-Fi can:
Make Wi-Fi offload secure and automatic
Make carrier services available on Wi-Fi
Enhance network discovery and selection
Unlock new Wi-Fi hotspot business models
Foster partnerships across the Wi-Fi ecosystem
Cyber security awareness for end users
Cyber attacks targeting small businesses are common. This document outlines cybersecurity best practices for small-to-medium sized businesses to protect themselves, including ensuring proper employee training on phishing, maintaining updated software and passwords, using VPNs and HTTPS, avoiding risky networks and software, following incident response plans, and understanding common attack types like phishing, XSS, and botnets. Failure to implement proper security measures could lead to data breaches, network compromise, and the business going out of business within six months.
Document safer online for nonprofits guide
source https://www.techsoup.org/SiteCollectionDocuments/document-safer-online-for-nonprofits-guide.pdf
The top 5 basics fundamentals of network security cyberhunter solutions
Want to up your network security game? Here's what you need to know about the five basics of network security.
TheInternetDigitalSecurityfddreeere.pptx
The document provides information about internet security and safety. It discusses the importance of using antivirus software, backing up files, encrypting external hard drives, using unique passwords for different accounts, setting up a guest WiFi network, using public WiFi cautiously, and using social media cautiously. The document offers these tips to help people stay protected when using digital devices and the internet.
VPN In Details
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This document discusses appropriate disposal of data and computers. It notes that sensitive information should never be placed in regular trash and outlines approved disposal methods. Hard copy materials must be shredded, laptops and desktops may need hard drives removed and destroyed, diskettes, tapes and hard drives must be physically destroyed or wiped using approved procedures, and CDs/DVDs must be rendered unreadable by shredding or breaking. Contact the information security office for more details on UNC-Chapel Hill's electronic media disposal standards.
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- 1. An ITS Security Training Module Version Oct 2009 v3 CLICK “FULL” TO VIEW SLIDE IN FULL SCREEN.
- 2. Many public places offer free wireless connections (WiFi). The convenience of WiFi can also be abused to illegally monitor and steal your data. Sensitive Information & Wireless Connections
- 3. Financial data& Wireless Connections Section: Sensitive Information & Wireless If you bank online or check your credit card statement on the Web, be sure to use a wired connection or encryption.
- 5. Website addresses that start with httpshttps://bankhere.xxx
- 6. Off-campus access to campus network Section: Sensitive Information & Wireless If you are off-campus and you need to connect to campus, use VPN software to establish a secure and encrypted data connection to campus.
- 7. Off-campus access to campus network Section: Sensitive Information & Wireless Download the Cisco VPN software program available from shareware.unc.edu. Any UNC-Chapel Hill affiliate with an Onyen may use this program. Problems or Questions? Contact (919.962.HELP) or your departmental IT staff for assistance on downloading and installing any software from the ITS Shareware site.
- 8. Learning Point # 4 Section: Sensitive Information & Wireless You stop by Starbucks and realize that you need to email an urgent report to your supervisor. Even though you have your laptop with you, it is better to wait until you are in your office to send an email to your supervisor. Right? Right!Wi-Fi hotspots, such as wireless connections in coffeehouses, are a common location for criminals to sniff wireless traffic. If you must use a wireless connection to connect to campus, use encryption provided by VPN software.
- 9. Learning Point # 5 Section: Sensitive Information & Wireless You check your gmail messages in the library, but since there is no other user in the terminal area, you do not need to log out of your account. Right? Wrong! Many public access terminals do not have lock-out times and subsequent users can retrieve your personal information cached on Web sites. Logging out of Web sites is the only way to ensure that your login credentials can not be accessed by other users.