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Small businesses lose $2 million per week to cybercrime according to FBI estimates, with cybercrime profits totaling $1 trillion in 2009 alone. Common misconceptions that antivirus software and only visiting trusted websites are enough to prevent attacks. In reality, antivirus only catches 25-40% of malware and trusted sites like Facebook, Walmart, and government sites have all been compromised. Businesses of any size with valuable data or that accept payments are targets, and terminated or disgruntled employees or job candidates pose risks if passwords and security practices are inadequate. Hiring an IT provider is not enough if they are not security specialists focused on prevention rather than just keeping systems running. Regular software updates, limiting network access,
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This document discusses various types of cyber crimes and their impacts. It begins by providing examples of common cyber crimes experienced by individuals, such as receiving phishing emails, downloading malware, or having accounts hacked. It then categorizes cyber crimes as those targeting individuals, property, or government. The document outlines specific types of cyber crimes like hacking, theft, stalking, and malware. It notes that cyber crimes cause significant economic damages globally, with the average cost per victim being $298. The United States experiences the highest costs of cyber crime of any country. Reasons why cyber criminals engage in these acts include financial gain, activism, and nation-state cyber warfare.
eCrime Conference March 2006
In an age of increasing Participation and Consumerisation how do you “Sell [online] Security To The Board”?
The Participation Age … Consumerisation … More devices … From more places … Doing more things …
More “virtualisation” … More involved architectures
... Eventually simplifying to grids for some …
More off-shoring … More 3rd parties connecting to your network … More transactions … More customers
But not enough Management Tools … Too many products … Too little integration to create a known outcome
How will your board grapple with the increasing exposure … what do you need to tell them?
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- 1. Because IT support does not equal Data Security
- 2. Small businesses in the US are losing $2 Million per WEEK to cyber crime – FBI Estimate Cyber crime take in 2009 a TRILLION dollars. Bigger than combined sales of Walmart, Exxon and GE. – MacAfee Estimate
- 4. AV software only catches between 25% and 40% of Malware. Most of the products take an average of nearly two days to detect the latest threats. - NSS Labs I’m safe, I have Antivirus software.
- 5. I only go to trusted web sites. Like these? All of which have been compromised at one time or another. Anthem Blue Cross Facebook BusinessWeek Wal-Mart US Army US Postal Service Bank of India Fox Sports NASA Bill O’Reilly PBS Daily Telegraph Twitter Microsoft Hotmail Sarah Palin US Treasury Aetna World of Warcraft Apple iTunes Durham Police City of Denver Kaspersky Security Monster Godaddy Dolphin Stadium
- 6. I don’t have anything worth stealing. I only open email from people I know. Man suspected of hacking computers arrested on Federal charges related to demands for sexually explicit videos from women and teenage girls while posing as their boyfriend on-line. Man indicted for hacking into neighbor’s wireless internet system and posing as the neighbor to email child pornography and threats to the Vice President.
- 7. Fake AV Warning that looks VERY real.
- 8. U.S. indicts Ohio man and two foreign residents in alleged Ukraine-Based "Scareware" fraud scheme that caused $100 million in losses to internet victims worldwide
- 9. Houston computer administrator sentenced to 12 Months in prison for hacking former employer’s computer network Guess they should have changed the password. What’s your terminated employee policy? Woman pleads guilty to hacking email accounts and deleting documents in domestic relations dispute. Another password problem. Man arrested and charged with operating international online "Phishing" scheme to steal Income Tax Refunds. What’s your phishing protection strategy? Mid-Sized bank compromised through job interview process. How much information do you divulge in a supposed job interview?
- 12. What to do if you suspect trouble…. Pull the plug and call for help!