Ce retour d’expérience sera l’occasion d’aborder de façon pragmatique les aspects suivants :
- La PKI : un service de commodité.
- Notions de Base.
- Identification des pré-requis (sujet, usage, séquestre, carte à puce, vitesse de révocation, publication, CPS…)
- Conception de la hiérarchie des autorités de certification (Hiérarchie, taille et durée de validité des clefs, HSM, matrice des rôles…)
- Stratégie de révocation (CRL, CDP, OCSP…)
- Stratégie d’enrôlement (automatique, autorité d’enregistrement…)
In this PPT I have explained the Taxation of income received from Investment funds (Private equity, Hedge Funds etc.). I have discussed the provisions of Section 115UB of Income Tax Act, 1961 and categorization of Investment funds as per SEBI (Alternative Investment Fund) Regulations, 2012.
Ce retour d’expérience sera l’occasion d’aborder de façon pragmatique les aspects suivants :
- La PKI : un service de commodité.
- Notions de Base.
- Identification des pré-requis (sujet, usage, séquestre, carte à puce, vitesse de révocation, publication, CPS…)
- Conception de la hiérarchie des autorités de certification (Hiérarchie, taille et durée de validité des clefs, HSM, matrice des rôles…)
- Stratégie de révocation (CRL, CDP, OCSP…)
- Stratégie d’enrôlement (automatique, autorité d’enregistrement…)
In this PPT I have explained the Taxation of income received from Investment funds (Private equity, Hedge Funds etc.). I have discussed the provisions of Section 115UB of Income Tax Act, 1961 and categorization of Investment funds as per SEBI (Alternative Investment Fund) Regulations, 2012.
The document discusses the differences between traditional penetration testing and "Red Team" services. Red Team services involve simulating long-term advanced persistent threats and coordinating with blue teams to improve defenses. This goes beyond typical penetration tests by including physical, social, and threat simulation methods over an extended period. The document provides examples of Red Team techniques and tools used, such as open source intelligence gathering, phishing emails, and living off the land post-exploitation tactics.
Talk in The Social-Engineer Village at DEF CON 24
http://www.social-engineer.org/social-engineer-village/
[Overview]
As a Japanese security consultant, one of my research questions in social engineering is whether or not cultural difference becomes the barrier for social engineering. It is because the malicious practice of social engineering is different between in Japan and the U.S. I think it is true. Since I have the both experience of being the company in Japan and the U.S., I would like to consider various technique of social engineering from both cultural glasses, such as tailgating, phishing or vishing method. In my talk, I would like to discuss the workability of several social engineering techniques from both Japanese and U.S. culture. It will support the cultural difference can become the barrier or vulnerable weakness.
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