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SOCIAL MEDIA AS A CYBER WEAPON

This document discusses how social media is used to gather personal data and how that data can enable cyber attacks. It notes that over 5 million records are lost or stolen daily and outlines the types of sensitive information that can be obtained from LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and other online sources. The document warns that this data exposure enables personal, corporate, and marketing attacks but does not specify the nature of these threats or provide recommendations for mitigating risks.

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This document provides an introduction to several cybersecurity standards and regulations, including ISO 27001, FFIEC, and GDPR. It describes the purpose and key aspects of each, such as ISO 27001 focusing on establishing an information security management system, FFIEC assessing cybersecurity maturity, and GDPR strengthening data protection for EU individuals. The document also gives an overview of Mauritius' new data protection act aligned with GDPR and provides some free resources for further information.

This document summarizes 10 cyber security trend reports for 2019. Common trends identified across the reports include rises in crypto mining, state-sponsored attacks, security skills shortages, Internet of Things risks, cloud provider attacks, supply chain attacks, phishing as the primary attack vector, and increased regulations. The reports also highlight the importance of user awareness, basic IT hygiene, incident response readiness, and having adequate security resources.

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This document provides an overview of data loss prevention (DLP). It discusses cyber security risks and increasing data breach statistics and costs. It defines DLP and the lifecycle of data protection. Key aspects of a DLP implementation are outlined, including defining objectives and scope, policy setup, data discovery and classification, monitoring and tuning, and reporting. The benefits of visibility, monitoring, and improved protection are highlighted.

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The document provides an overview of an incident response concept and framework. It discusses the benefits of incident response, common incident response structures and lifecycles. It also outlines the key steps in an incident response process including preparation, detection, analysis, containment, eradication, recovery, reporting and lessons learned. Specific approaches and activities at each step are also described for a company's incident response implementation.

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What is an IDS? What is required for a successful implementation and utilisation? IDS can also be used for penetration testing activities, not just for defence purposes. See how! This was presented as part of the FIRST Technical Colloquium 2017 Conference in Mauritius on the 30th of November 2017. Feel free to contact us for more information. If you are reusing some of the slides or their content, can you please reference our website as the source: https://www.elysiumsecurity.com

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This document discusses implementing Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) and additional compensating controls as an alternative method to encrypting primary account numbers (PANs) in a Microsoft SQL database to comply with PCI DSS version 3 requirement 3.4. TDE provides full data encryption with minimal performance impact. Additional controls like key management and access restrictions are also required. Compensating controls can meet the intent of PCI requirements if they provide similar defense and are above other requirements. TDE benefits include no schema changes and minimal performance impact, but it only encrypts data at rest and does not help secure communication. Proper key backups and access controls must be implemented for TDE.

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Candan Bölükbas presented information on critical infrastructure protection from terrorist attacks. The document discussed supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems and industrial control systems (ICS), noting key differences from traditional IT security including more severe impacts of failures, difficulty patching old systems, and additional threat vectors. It also outlined ICS security requirements, common threat agents targeting ICS like organized crime and nation-states, and the need for continuous security assessments given frequent vulnerabilities.

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This document discusses strategies for organizations to get ahead of cybercrime based on EY's Global Information Security Survey 2014. It outlines a three stage process for cybersecurity maturity: Activate to establish foundations; Adapt to dynamically respond to changes; and Anticipate to proactively prepare. Many organizations still need to improve their abilities to activate foundational security, adapt quickly to changes, and anticipate future threats. The document recommends specific actions organizations can take at each stage to improve their cybersecurity posture and get ahead of cyber attackers.

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This document discusses Cisco's cybersecurity solutions, including its FirePOWER next-generation firewall and network security platform. It provides an overview of FirePOWER's key capabilities such as advanced threat prevention, application control, user awareness, automated policy recommendations, and integration with other Cisco security products. The document also presents examples of how FirePOWER's contextual policies and automation features can help organizations better detect, prevent, and respond to cyber threats.

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The document discusses preparing for cyber incidents involving industrial automation and control systems (IACS). It defines a cyber incident and outlines the PICERL framework for incident response involving preparation, identification, containment, eradication, remediation, and lessons learned. The document also provides statistics on IACS cyber incidents in 2014, including the top targeted industries and main attack vectors, and recommends establishing an incident response team, network documentation, and security controls.

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Daniel Kandel, VP of R&D at Skycure, gave a presentation reviewing mobile security trends in 2016 and predictions for 2017. In 2016, there was an increasing focus on attacking iOS devices and more targeted attack types. Various malware incidents occurred, such as Accessibility Clickjacking and HummingBad. In 2017, mobile attacks are predicted to grow more sophisticated using zero-day exploits. Mobile corporate espionage is also expected to increase. Organizations will need diversified mobile security strategies that can protect both managed and unmanaged devices from these evolving threats.

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For several years now, Kaspersky Lab’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) has been monitoring more than 60 threat actors responsible for cyber-attacks worldwide. By closely observing these organizations, which appear to be fluent in many languages, including Russian, Chinese, German, Spanish, Arabic and Persian, we have put together a list of what seem to be the emerging threats in the APT world. We think these will play an important role in 2015 and deserve special attention. As a participant of the webinar, you will be the first to hear our detailed analysis of the trends. The webinar was hosted by Costin Raiu, Director of GReAT at Kaspersky Lab, on December 11. “If we can call 2014‘sophisticated’, then the word for 2015 will be ‘elusive’. We believe that APT groups will evolve to become stealthier and sneakier, in order to better avoid exposure. This year we’ve already discovered APT players using several zero-days, and we’ve observed new persistence and stealth techniques. We have used this to develop and deploy several new defense mechanisms for our users,” comments Costin Raiu. Listen to the presentation https://kas.pr/aptwebinar Read the full report https://kas.pr/ksb

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This document provides instructions for setting up an intrusion detection system (IDS) in a home network. It explains that an IDS monitors network traffic to detect malicious activity and policy violations. It recommends using open-source tools like Security Onion and SELKS to set up the IDS. The document outlines installing the software, duplicating network traffic to the IDS, tuning the IDS to ignore false alarms, and provides sample enhanced network architectures and dashboards.

Tomorrow Starts Here - Security Everywhere

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The document discusses Cisco's security solutions and services. Some key points: - Cisco conducts a large amount of threat intelligence gathering from network traffic and other sources. - Cisco offers a range of security products including next-generation firewalls, advanced malware protection, and threat defense. - Cisco provides managed threat defense services where security experts monitor customer networks and respond to threats.

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Hoy por hoy el tráfico que llega a las aplicaciones web de las compañías en su mayoría es tráfico SSL con lo cual tenemos diferentes opciones para abordar la problemática de visibilidad y control del tráfico cifrado; confiar en todo el tráfico SSL y dejarlo pasar sin inspeccionar o incrementar la capacidad de los dispositivos de seguridad. ¿Qué camino tomar? No menos importante, son todos aquellos ataques que llegan a las aplicaciones Core de la compañía de actores que buscan poner en riesgo la integridad, disponibilidad y seguridad de la misma como por ejemplo Bots y ataques de DDoS. ¿Se encuentra usted protegido contra amenazas avanzadas?

Proactive Threat Hunting: Game-Changing Endpoint Protection Beyond Alerting

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Falcon OverWatch Experts Hunt 24/7 To Stop Incidents Before They Become Breaches Is your IT security team suffering from alert fatigue? For many organizations, chasing down every security alert can tax an already overburdened IT department, often resulting in a breach that might have been avoided. Adding to this challenge is an increase in sophisticated threats that strike so fast and frequently, traditional methods of investigation and response can’t offer adequate protection. A new webcast from CrowdStrike, “Proactive Threat Hunting: Game-Changing Endpoint Protection Above and Beyond Alerting,” discusses why so many organizations are vulnerable to unseen threats and alert fatigue, and why having an approach that is both reactive and proactive is key. You’ll also learn about Falcon OverWatch™, CrowdStrike’s proactive threat hunting service that investigates and responds to threats immediately, dramatically increasing your ability to react before a damaging breach occurs. Download the webcast slides to learn: --How constantly reacting to alerts prevents you from getting ahead of the potentially damaging threats designed to bypass standard endpoint security --Why an approach that includes proactive threat hunting, sometimes called Managed Detection and Response, is key to increasing protection against new and advanced threats --How CrowdStrike Falcon OverWatch can provide 24/7 managed threat hunting, augmenting your security efforts with a team of cyber intrusion detection analysts and investigators who proactively identify and prioritize incidents before they become damaging breaches

Debunking the Hacker Hype: The Reality of Widespread Blackouts

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Selena Larson, Dragos Intelligence Analyst's presentation from RSA 2019. There have been public narratives about the US being on the precipice of a nationwide hacker-caused blackout. What is the reality of adversary activity and the potential or likelihood of a cyber attack that could disrupt the electric grid? What are hackers currently doing in ICS networks? In this presentation, Selena Larson, Intelligence Analyst at Dragos will separate fact from (science) fiction. More information here: https://dragos.com/rsa-2019/ More info: www.dragos.com Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/drag.... Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dragosinc

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This document provides an introduction to cyber forensics. It defines key terms like forensics science, digital forensics, and cyber forensics. It also discusses cyber attack and malware trends, GDPR requirements, core principles of cyber forensics investigations, and presents an overview of the goals, actions, and scope of activities in a cyber forensics investigation. Finally, it provides a case study example of a client database leak investigation.

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This document discusses cybersecurity and Zyrm Cybersecurity services. It begins with an introduction to cybersecurity threats facing organizations and provides statistics on the growth of the cybersecurity market. It then outlines Zyrm's cybersecurity services such as DNS services, email fraud protection, and penetration testing. Case studies and client testimonials demonstrate how Zyrm has helped clients. The document concludes by providing contact information for Zyrm.

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