The document discusses computer security risks for lawyers and provides recommendations to protect against these risks. It notes that while lawyers rely on technology, computer security is often absent from legal education. It describes various types of malware and how they can access systems remotely to steal data like screenshots and keystrokes without detection. The document recommends practicing safe online habits like avoiding suspicious links and downloads, using strong passwords, keeping software updated, and installing antivirus software. It also recommends protecting mobile devices, encrypting data, using VPNs on public WiFi, and storing only encrypted files in the cloud. Regular backups are also advised in case of data loss or device failure. Following basic security practices can help lawyers protect client data both in and outside the office
The document provides 10 tips for securing your smartphone: 1) Avoid giving out personal information and validate requests directly with institutions. 2) Turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when not in use to prevent unauthorized connections. 3) Log out of financial sites after transactions and avoid transactions on public Wi-Fi. 4) Update phone operating systems and apps regularly for security and functionality. 5) Be wary of apps that request unnecessary permissions or are unusually large in size. 6) Only download apps from official app stores and read reviews beforehand. 7) Install reputable security software to protect the phone. 8) Shorten the auto-lock feature to 5 minutes or less for added security. 9) Use strong, unique passwords and wipe fingerprints from
14 tips to increase cybersecurity awarenessMichel Bitter
We used this presentation within our company to increase the cybersecurity awareness of our employees. These 14 tips should help everybody to protect themselves against the most obvious cyber attacks.
This document discusses cloud computing security and asks whether cloud services are secure. It notes that while cloud computing provides benefits, it also poses security risks if providers do not take adequate measures. SecureCloudServices.io is presented as a provider that assuages security fears through services like data protection, security strategy consulting, and securing applications and infrastructure in the cloud.
Cybersecurity Awareness Training Presentation v1.0DallasHaselhorst
Note: There is an updated version of this slide deck available on SlideShare at
https://www.slideshare.net/DallasHaselhorst/cybersecurity-awareness-training-presentation-v11
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Do you want an cybersecurity awareness training you can present at *your* business or in *your* community? Awesome!
We spent months putting together this training presentation on cybersecurity awareness. We then presented it multiple times and continued modifying the presentation based on feedback from attendees as well as feedback from those in the information security community. We are now releasing this in the hope it is a call to action for others in their communities.
The slides are available for download on our website. Download it and please present it in your own communities, e.g. at your local library, business events, co-working spaces, schools, etc. We also have a free cybersecurity quiz available on the site that is also based on the material.
Download the latest version as a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation (.pptx) or 'Make a Copy' in Google Slides.
https://www.treetopsecurity.com/slides
The document summarizes lessons learned from the Yahoo! hack of 2013. It describes how security researchers identified the vulnerable third-party astrology application hosted on Yahoo's domain after the hacker released a screenshot. The application was found to be vulnerable to SQL injection attacks due to unvalidated user input. This highlights the risk of third-party code and the need to secure all external applications and libraries.
The document discusses computer security risks for lawyers and provides recommendations to protect against these risks. It notes that while lawyers rely on technology, computer security is often absent from legal education. It describes various types of malware and how they can access systems remotely to steal data like screenshots and keystrokes without detection. The document recommends practicing safe online habits like avoiding suspicious links and downloads, using strong passwords, keeping software updated, and installing antivirus software. It also recommends protecting mobile devices, encrypting data, using VPNs on public WiFi, and storing only encrypted files in the cloud. Regular backups are also advised in case of data loss or device failure. Following basic security practices can help lawyers protect client data both in and outside the office
The document provides 10 tips for securing your smartphone: 1) Avoid giving out personal information and validate requests directly with institutions. 2) Turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when not in use to prevent unauthorized connections. 3) Log out of financial sites after transactions and avoid transactions on public Wi-Fi. 4) Update phone operating systems and apps regularly for security and functionality. 5) Be wary of apps that request unnecessary permissions or are unusually large in size. 6) Only download apps from official app stores and read reviews beforehand. 7) Install reputable security software to protect the phone. 8) Shorten the auto-lock feature to 5 minutes or less for added security. 9) Use strong, unique passwords and wipe fingerprints from
14 tips to increase cybersecurity awarenessMichel Bitter
We used this presentation within our company to increase the cybersecurity awareness of our employees. These 14 tips should help everybody to protect themselves against the most obvious cyber attacks.
This document discusses cloud computing security and asks whether cloud services are secure. It notes that while cloud computing provides benefits, it also poses security risks if providers do not take adequate measures. SecureCloudServices.io is presented as a provider that assuages security fears through services like data protection, security strategy consulting, and securing applications and infrastructure in the cloud.
Cybersecurity Awareness Training Presentation v1.0DallasHaselhorst
Note: There is an updated version of this slide deck available on SlideShare at
https://www.slideshare.net/DallasHaselhorst/cybersecurity-awareness-training-presentation-v11
--
Do you want an cybersecurity awareness training you can present at *your* business or in *your* community? Awesome!
We spent months putting together this training presentation on cybersecurity awareness. We then presented it multiple times and continued modifying the presentation based on feedback from attendees as well as feedback from those in the information security community. We are now releasing this in the hope it is a call to action for others in their communities.
The slides are available for download on our website. Download it and please present it in your own communities, e.g. at your local library, business events, co-working spaces, schools, etc. We also have a free cybersecurity quiz available on the site that is also based on the material.
Download the latest version as a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation (.pptx) or 'Make a Copy' in Google Slides.
https://www.treetopsecurity.com/slides
The document summarizes lessons learned from the Yahoo! hack of 2013. It describes how security researchers identified the vulnerable third-party astrology application hosted on Yahoo's domain after the hacker released a screenshot. The application was found to be vulnerable to SQL injection attacks due to unvalidated user input. This highlights the risk of third-party code and the need to secure all external applications and libraries.
The document summarizes a presentation given by Mr. ASIM SOURAV RATH on cyber safety for students of Class XI and XII. The presentation covered topics including what cyber safety is, network security, vulnerabilities, safe web browsing, cookies, identity protection, privacy issues like tracking and digital footprints, and cyber laws in India. Tips for cyber safety such as using strong passwords and antivirus software were also provided.
The saying goes, there are only two kinds of companies those that have been hacked and know it, and those that have been hacked, but don't know it. Perhaps that's an exaggeration, but the truth is that your employees may inadvertently invite cyber criminals into your company's computer systems. Here are some steps to help mitigate that risk.
The document discusses the benefits of the Cyberstorm program, which allows the government to identify weaknesses in companies' information systems. It then presents three scenarios of cyber crimes that the program could help prevent: (1) an insider stealing credit reports and financial data to sell, (2) malicious software updates that enable access to critical information, and (3) abuse by an outside IT expert rather than an employee. The consequences of these crimes are discussed, noting many cyber criminals are never caught. Sources on cybersecurity and cyber crime are also listed.
Cyber Security and Fraud Prevention Tools TacticsBen Graybar
This document discusses cyber security threats and fraud prevention tactics. It provides examples of common phishing scams and outlines tools and best practices for safeguarding information. Some key points include:
- Cyber threats have increased with cloud, mobile, and remote access adoption and fraud can occur across businesses of all sizes.
- Over half of businesses surveyed were more concerned about cyber threats in 2015 and over 60% experienced payment fraud in 2014.
- Common phishing scams include impersonating businesses in emails or texts to get users to click links or reply to fake conversations.
- Recommended safeguards include employee training, dual authorization, daily transaction reviews, and using security tools like IBM Trusteer Rapport.
How to Protect Your PC from Malware, Ransomware, VirusHabFg
Your info guide to beefing up your personal computer’s safety from malicious threats! Inside this eBook, you will discover the topics about protecting your computer’s system, fighting spam, spyware & adware, phishing & identity theft, computer viruses… and anti-viruses, protection you can afford and so much more!
As an owner, your want to believe the people who work for you are trustworthy individuals looking out for the company’s best interests. However, you suspect an employee is violating company policy. Learn more about employee computer investigation here: http://bit.ly/1o965CN
This document discusses the problem of phishing attacks and proposes an automated method for detecting phishing sites. It begins by outlining the threats from cybercrime, internet fraud, and phishing. It then analyzes the problem of phishing attacks succeeding when users fail to detect phishing sites. The document reviews previous anti-phishing approaches and their limitations. It proposes developing an automated phishing detection method and outlines the methodology, which involves checking URLs against databases and for abnormal conditions. Experimental results show the approach has high accuracy rates. The discussion considers performance improvements and limitations regarding flash content.
The Internet is a fun place to be, but it is full of dangers too.This presentation helps you understand:
a. Types of Threats on the Internet
b. The Dos of Internet Security
c. The Don'ts of Internet Security
2017 was the year for Cyber Criminals, Multiple Cyber attacks, data breaches, and vulnerabilities. Let us understand the Cybersecurity Threats for 2018.
This document provides a guide to improving PC security. It discusses topics like protecting your system, fighting spam, preventing spyware and adware, protecting against phishing and identity theft, using antivirus software, and recommended security resources. The guide recommends updating software, using a firewall, reviewing browser settings, installing antivirus software, not opening unknown attachments, and disabling hidden file extensions to improve security. It also provides tips to reduce spam like using multiple email addresses and blocking bulk mail. Spyware is discussed along with examples like CoolWebSearch and how to prevent it using antispyware software. Phishing is described as fraudulent emails asking for personal information to steal identities.
10 most important cyber security tips for your usersSimpliv LLC
National Cyber Security Awareness Month aims to educate users, as human error is the weakest link in security. A single mistake by a user clicking an unfamiliar link or opening an attachment could lead to massive data loss. This document provides a list of 10 important cyber security tips for users, such as using strong and unique passwords for all accounts, being wary of emails with attachments or links, only browsing securely on trusted networks, backing up data regularly, and monitoring accounts for suspicious activity. Educating users is key to cyber security.
How to make yourself hard to hack! slide share presentationGriffin LaFleur
The document discusses common causes of security breaches and provides tips for individuals and businesses to better protect themselves from hackers. It notes that human error is responsible for the majority of security incidents and outlines strategies like using unique, changed passwords; enabling two-factor authentication; encrypting data; and updating devices regularly. The document advocates for a layered cybersecurity approach and summarizes best practices such as deploying anti-virus software, backups, and user education, and performing security risk assessments.
Fantastic Beasts and where to hide from themVlad Styran
My presentation at IT Weekend Lviv 2017. Overview of modern cyber threat agents and their modus operandi. Practical recommendations on how to be a less likely cyber threat.
3 data leak possibilities that are easy to overlookPeter Hewer
Public Wi-Fi networks pose risks as they can be set up to intercept user data. Mobile apps also pose a risk if they do not securely transmit data over networks. A robust mobile policy should restrict access to enterprise data over public Wi-Fi and limit data leakage through app permissions. The document discusses common causes of data leaks from mobile devices like employee negligence and transferring data to public clouds.
Insider Threat has become a very "real" issue for organizations of all sizes and across all industries. The focus of these malicious attacks (from insiders, outsiders and malware) is often human generated data such as documents. IT can reduce their risk of exposure by taking on a few minor, yet impactful tasks.
The document discusses internet safety and the risks of going online. It states that while the internet has become unsafe due to hackers and viruses, there are things users can do to reduce risks significantly without being experts. Maintaining updated firewall and antivirus software as well as practicing common sense like being wary of unknown email senders can help avoid many issues. The document warns that hackers may try to access personal information by tricking users into clicking links or responding to fake emails posing as banks. It advises ignoring any emails asking for sensitive details as legitimate institutions do not operate that way online.
Phishing simulation exercises, by Michael JenkinsJisc
The document discusses phishing simulation exercises and outlines some key points:
1) Email is the number one threat vector, with over 225 billion emails sent per day and 90% of threats starting by email. 99% of hackers rely on users running malicious code.
2) Phishing simulations measure an organization's susceptibility to these email-based threats, with average click rates of 15% in healthcare, 14% in the public sector, and 11% overall.
3) Educating users is important, as people are the targets of these threats and must be made aware of criminal tactics, techniques, and procedures used in attacks.
At a time when hotels need to take every precaution to avoid falling victim to a data breach and being branded as insecure, consumers don't seem to know much about the security issues that worry them.
The document discusses the importance of cybersecurity for teenagers and young adults. It notes that 73% of teens and 68% of young adults use social media and many post personal information online. It provides tips for staying safe such as using strong and unpredictable passwords, enabling two-step verification, updating devices with the latest security systems, only downloading apps from trusted sources, and being wary of accepting calls/texts from unknown contacts. Following these tips can help make devices more difficult for hackers to attack.
Feds: You have a BYOD program whether you like it or notLookout
In an effort to better understand mobile threats in federal systems, Lookout surveyed over 1,000 federal government employees to identify their behaviors on mobile and suss out whether that behavior puts sensitive government data at risk.
El documento presenta un crucigrama con términos relacionados a la evaluación de impacto ambiental. Algunos de los términos son: la distribución espacial de los posibles impactos de un proyecto, las medidas para minimizar dichos impactos, las acciones requeridas para prevenir, mitigar y compensar los efectos ambientales negativos de un proyecto, y el procedimiento para identificar dichos impactos.
Matthew McCarthy is a lighting designer based in New York City. He has designed lighting for over 60 productions for Stages St. Louis including Promises Promises which won an excellence award in 2011. His credits also include designs for plays at theaters including Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Manhattan Marymount College, Florida Repertory Theatre, and Off-Broadway. He has also designed lighting for over 20 opera productions including at Tanglewood Opera, Arizona Opera, Opera Columbus, and the Juilliard Opera Company. McCarthy received a BFA from Ithaca College and MFA from NYU Tisch School of the Arts.
The document summarizes a presentation given by Mr. ASIM SOURAV RATH on cyber safety for students of Class XI and XII. The presentation covered topics including what cyber safety is, network security, vulnerabilities, safe web browsing, cookies, identity protection, privacy issues like tracking and digital footprints, and cyber laws in India. Tips for cyber safety such as using strong passwords and antivirus software were also provided.
The saying goes, there are only two kinds of companies those that have been hacked and know it, and those that have been hacked, but don't know it. Perhaps that's an exaggeration, but the truth is that your employees may inadvertently invite cyber criminals into your company's computer systems. Here are some steps to help mitigate that risk.
The document discusses the benefits of the Cyberstorm program, which allows the government to identify weaknesses in companies' information systems. It then presents three scenarios of cyber crimes that the program could help prevent: (1) an insider stealing credit reports and financial data to sell, (2) malicious software updates that enable access to critical information, and (3) abuse by an outside IT expert rather than an employee. The consequences of these crimes are discussed, noting many cyber criminals are never caught. Sources on cybersecurity and cyber crime are also listed.
Cyber Security and Fraud Prevention Tools TacticsBen Graybar
This document discusses cyber security threats and fraud prevention tactics. It provides examples of common phishing scams and outlines tools and best practices for safeguarding information. Some key points include:
- Cyber threats have increased with cloud, mobile, and remote access adoption and fraud can occur across businesses of all sizes.
- Over half of businesses surveyed were more concerned about cyber threats in 2015 and over 60% experienced payment fraud in 2014.
- Common phishing scams include impersonating businesses in emails or texts to get users to click links or reply to fake conversations.
- Recommended safeguards include employee training, dual authorization, daily transaction reviews, and using security tools like IBM Trusteer Rapport.
How to Protect Your PC from Malware, Ransomware, VirusHabFg
Your info guide to beefing up your personal computer’s safety from malicious threats! Inside this eBook, you will discover the topics about protecting your computer’s system, fighting spam, spyware & adware, phishing & identity theft, computer viruses… and anti-viruses, protection you can afford and so much more!
As an owner, your want to believe the people who work for you are trustworthy individuals looking out for the company’s best interests. However, you suspect an employee is violating company policy. Learn more about employee computer investigation here: http://bit.ly/1o965CN
This document discusses the problem of phishing attacks and proposes an automated method for detecting phishing sites. It begins by outlining the threats from cybercrime, internet fraud, and phishing. It then analyzes the problem of phishing attacks succeeding when users fail to detect phishing sites. The document reviews previous anti-phishing approaches and their limitations. It proposes developing an automated phishing detection method and outlines the methodology, which involves checking URLs against databases and for abnormal conditions. Experimental results show the approach has high accuracy rates. The discussion considers performance improvements and limitations regarding flash content.
The Internet is a fun place to be, but it is full of dangers too.This presentation helps you understand:
a. Types of Threats on the Internet
b. The Dos of Internet Security
c. The Don'ts of Internet Security
2017 was the year for Cyber Criminals, Multiple Cyber attacks, data breaches, and vulnerabilities. Let us understand the Cybersecurity Threats for 2018.
This document provides a guide to improving PC security. It discusses topics like protecting your system, fighting spam, preventing spyware and adware, protecting against phishing and identity theft, using antivirus software, and recommended security resources. The guide recommends updating software, using a firewall, reviewing browser settings, installing antivirus software, not opening unknown attachments, and disabling hidden file extensions to improve security. It also provides tips to reduce spam like using multiple email addresses and blocking bulk mail. Spyware is discussed along with examples like CoolWebSearch and how to prevent it using antispyware software. Phishing is described as fraudulent emails asking for personal information to steal identities.
10 most important cyber security tips for your usersSimpliv LLC
National Cyber Security Awareness Month aims to educate users, as human error is the weakest link in security. A single mistake by a user clicking an unfamiliar link or opening an attachment could lead to massive data loss. This document provides a list of 10 important cyber security tips for users, such as using strong and unique passwords for all accounts, being wary of emails with attachments or links, only browsing securely on trusted networks, backing up data regularly, and monitoring accounts for suspicious activity. Educating users is key to cyber security.
How to make yourself hard to hack! slide share presentationGriffin LaFleur
The document discusses common causes of security breaches and provides tips for individuals and businesses to better protect themselves from hackers. It notes that human error is responsible for the majority of security incidents and outlines strategies like using unique, changed passwords; enabling two-factor authentication; encrypting data; and updating devices regularly. The document advocates for a layered cybersecurity approach and summarizes best practices such as deploying anti-virus software, backups, and user education, and performing security risk assessments.
Fantastic Beasts and where to hide from themVlad Styran
My presentation at IT Weekend Lviv 2017. Overview of modern cyber threat agents and their modus operandi. Practical recommendations on how to be a less likely cyber threat.
3 data leak possibilities that are easy to overlookPeter Hewer
Public Wi-Fi networks pose risks as they can be set up to intercept user data. Mobile apps also pose a risk if they do not securely transmit data over networks. A robust mobile policy should restrict access to enterprise data over public Wi-Fi and limit data leakage through app permissions. The document discusses common causes of data leaks from mobile devices like employee negligence and transferring data to public clouds.
Insider Threat has become a very "real" issue for organizations of all sizes and across all industries. The focus of these malicious attacks (from insiders, outsiders and malware) is often human generated data such as documents. IT can reduce their risk of exposure by taking on a few minor, yet impactful tasks.
The document discusses internet safety and the risks of going online. It states that while the internet has become unsafe due to hackers and viruses, there are things users can do to reduce risks significantly without being experts. Maintaining updated firewall and antivirus software as well as practicing common sense like being wary of unknown email senders can help avoid many issues. The document warns that hackers may try to access personal information by tricking users into clicking links or responding to fake emails posing as banks. It advises ignoring any emails asking for sensitive details as legitimate institutions do not operate that way online.
Phishing simulation exercises, by Michael JenkinsJisc
The document discusses phishing simulation exercises and outlines some key points:
1) Email is the number one threat vector, with over 225 billion emails sent per day and 90% of threats starting by email. 99% of hackers rely on users running malicious code.
2) Phishing simulations measure an organization's susceptibility to these email-based threats, with average click rates of 15% in healthcare, 14% in the public sector, and 11% overall.
3) Educating users is important, as people are the targets of these threats and must be made aware of criminal tactics, techniques, and procedures used in attacks.
At a time when hotels need to take every precaution to avoid falling victim to a data breach and being branded as insecure, consumers don't seem to know much about the security issues that worry them.
The document discusses the importance of cybersecurity for teenagers and young adults. It notes that 73% of teens and 68% of young adults use social media and many post personal information online. It provides tips for staying safe such as using strong and unpredictable passwords, enabling two-step verification, updating devices with the latest security systems, only downloading apps from trusted sources, and being wary of accepting calls/texts from unknown contacts. Following these tips can help make devices more difficult for hackers to attack.
Feds: You have a BYOD program whether you like it or notLookout
In an effort to better understand mobile threats in federal systems, Lookout surveyed over 1,000 federal government employees to identify their behaviors on mobile and suss out whether that behavior puts sensitive government data at risk.
El documento presenta un crucigrama con términos relacionados a la evaluación de impacto ambiental. Algunos de los términos son: la distribución espacial de los posibles impactos de un proyecto, las medidas para minimizar dichos impactos, las acciones requeridas para prevenir, mitigar y compensar los efectos ambientales negativos de un proyecto, y el procedimiento para identificar dichos impactos.
Matthew McCarthy is a lighting designer based in New York City. He has designed lighting for over 60 productions for Stages St. Louis including Promises Promises which won an excellence award in 2011. His credits also include designs for plays at theaters including Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Manhattan Marymount College, Florida Repertory Theatre, and Off-Broadway. He has also designed lighting for over 20 opera productions including at Tanglewood Opera, Arizona Opera, Opera Columbus, and the Juilliard Opera Company. McCarthy received a BFA from Ithaca College and MFA from NYU Tisch School of the Arts.
Salons are businesses that are relatively safe as beauty is something which never goes out of style. When buying hair salon equipment in Toronto, the quality of the equipments needs to be ensured.
http://www.salonfurnituretoronto.com/category/shampoo-units/
Justin Farr-Jones writes about the fintech industry, and how the changing landscape has forced institutions to change the way they operate. In this case, we're looking at how banks can improve to attract the millennial generation.
Ucapan wakil murid mengucapkan terima kasih kepada pengurusan majlis dan guru-guru atas sokongan dan ilmu yang diberikan untuk memastikan kejayaan murid dalam peperiksaan. Ucapan itu menekankan komitmen guru-guru dalam membimbing murid tidak kira cabaran, serta mengingatkan murid untuk terus berusaha dan mendoakan kejayaan guru-guru.
In this video from the DDN User Group Meeting at ISC'13, Dr. Daniel Hanlon from the University College of London presents: Advancing Research at London's Global University.
"As UCL's storage demands grow, the university expects to build a storage foundation that will scale up to 100PB. Looking for a storage solution that was massively scalable yet simple to manage as part of the first phase of the infrastructure build out, UCL will use DDN object storage technology to store up to 600TB of research data. DDN object storage capabilities also will be able to empower UCL researchers to collaborate without having to worry about data reliability, compliance obligations or long-term retention of critical research assets."
Learn more: http://www.ddn.com/press-releases/2013/ucl-selects-ddn-object-storage-for-cloud-infrastructure
Watch the presentation video: http://inside-bigdata.com/video-advancing-research-at-londons-global-university/
HVAC systems and other networked devices on a corporate network can expose the network to attacks if not properly monitored and secured. A recent report found that over a third of security breaches started with compromised credentials from a third party vendor. Most companies have difficulty identifying the source of malicious attacks or seeing all devices connected to their network. Implementing endpoint profiling and authentication technologies can provide visibility into all endpoints and their behavior, enabling companies to quickly detect issues and prevent damaging breaches.
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.
The document discusses internet privacy, security, and netiquette. It provides 10 tips for staying safe online, including keeping software updated, being wary of emails from unknown sources, avoiding clicking suspicious links, realizing that free software can still pose risks, not revealing private information on social media, using unique passwords for all accounts, and enabling two-factor authentication. Following basic netiquette rules and safety tips can help users avoid threats like phishing and malware infections.
Webinar Security: Apps of Steel transcriptionService2Media
The document summarizes the key challenges around mobile app security from a webinar on creating secure apps. It highlights issues like insecure operating systems, networks that can't be trusted, malware, and how developers are responsible for protecting users' data despite these challenges. The presenter asks how developers can create "apps of steel" that are securely designed without massive effort. The response covers mitigation strategies like secure development processes, multi-factor authentication, threat modeling, and key management.
National Life IT Department's Cyber Security Awareness PresentationJamie Proctor-Brassard
This document discusses common cybersecurity threats such as social engineering, phishing, ransomware, and malware distributed via email. It provides tips to help avoid these threats and emphasizes that cybersecurity requires vigilance from all users as even a single weak link can compromise an entire network. National Life Group holds a yearly cybersecurity awareness fair to educate employees on threats and countermeasures as protecting sensitive customer data is critical. The document stresses the importance of user awareness and cautions staff to not be the weak link in National Life Group's cyber defenses.
West Chester Tech Blog - Training Class - Session 10William Mann
The document summarizes topics that were covered in an information technology training session, including interactive projectors, the West Chester Connect app, Microsoft Office 365, SharePoint, spyware, SIM card security issues, securing mobile devices, and questions. It provides demonstrations and overviews of these topics.
Major security intrustions from businesses large and small, private and government, indicate that the Internet is far less secure than most realize. After reading this, you may want to reconsider how secure your private data and information really is.
IT teams are overwhelmed trying to manage network security and compliance regulations while responding to help tickets. Endpoint profiling can help by providing complete visibility into all devices on the network. It allows teams to more efficiently manage initiatives like data security, rogue device detection, compliance, incident response, asset discovery, BYOD programs, authentication, and outsourcing verification. The document describes how endpoint profiling supports each of these areas.
A publication to help business owners understand the need for cyber insurance, the news notification laws that impact business and what covers a cyber insurance policy provides.
The document discusses hiding one's IP address and the benefits of doing so. It notes that internet users are increasingly concerned about privacy and sharing information without security. Using a proxy service or virtual private network (VPN) allows users to hide their actual location and access content privately. Some benefits mentioned include secure browsing, low cost compared to private networks, and ability to bypass monitoring in certain countries. However, it also warns of risks like hacking and theft since billions are lost each year to cybercrime. The document recommends using a VPN service to safely hide one's IP address and maintain online privacy and security.
This document discusses the importance of having a cyber liability insurance policy and developing policies to manage cyber risks for a business. It notes that as technology becomes more important, cyber liability insurance will also grow in importance. It provides examples of exposures that could be covered by a cyber policy, such as data breaches, business interruptions, intellectual property issues, and system failures. The document also provides suggestions for developing policies around security roles, privacy, internet usage, social media, and reputation risks. It stresses analyzing your specific risks and working with an expert to ensure you have the proper insurance coverage.
The document summarizes a data breach that occurred at Target Corporation between November and December 2013. Hackers installed malware on Target's point-of-sale systems that stole payment card information for over 110 million customers. This led to fraudulent purchases and significant costs for Target, including a $1 billion estimated total cost, 25% drop in stock price, resignation of the CEO, and closure of some stores. The document outlines the nature of the attack, malware used, response by Target, and implications for digital security leadership.
The document discusses designing for privacy in the digital age. It notes that corporations are collecting and sharing vast amounts of consumer data without users' knowledge or consent. With the rise of mobile devices and wearables, individual privacy is shrinking rapidly. The document then outlines some approaches designers can take to address privacy concerns, including transparency about data collection and use, informed consent from users, and safeguarding user data security. It provides examples of apps that demonstrate better and worse practices regarding privacy and user experience.
Champaign EDC Cybersecurity Seminar by John Bambenek - March 25, 2014John Bambenek
Every day we hear more and more about credit cards getting stolen, businesses getting hacked and national secrets being pilfered from our government. In this seminar, you’ll learn:
- what threats small businesses need to be aware of
- what threats are hype
- how small businesses can protect themselves in a cost-effective way
- you’ll walk away with 5 things you can do in your small business to be more secure without having to buy a single piece of software
This document provides recommendations for improving cyber security practices in financial institutions. It discusses the need to properly address cyber threats, develop effective security policies, and continuously monitor and improve weak areas of systems. Specific threats like insider misuse, errors, denial of service attacks, and crimeware are examined, and recommendations are given for mitigating each threat. Additional techniques suggested include implementing redundant systems, secure communications, browser addons, software updates, bounty programs, backups, authentication, encryption, and secure development practices. Real-world examples like the Carbanak attack demonstrate the ongoing risks, emphasizing the importance of proactive cyber security measures.
This document discusses opportunities for privacy-enhancing technologies on Symbian smartphones. It identifies Symbian as the world's most widely used open-source mobile platform and discusses four projects that could improve user privacy but may not be undertaken by phone manufacturers: notarized call recording, pre-advice of premium call charges, simple personal data sharing controls, and tools to help users maintain control over their own identity and personal information. The document provides more details on each of these proposed projects and their potential benefits for users.
1. Use Access Control Systems?
Security is a service which if set in the right hands can supply reassurance to one and all. We choose
at times to communicate electronically though we might live in the exact same house. for all to see.
Personal safety should be a major part of maintaining our home. Many times we are consumed with
stuff like landscaping, gardening, and, interior design, that our home security tends to be pushed
down the very end of our "must do" list.
Contact the media. If you expect the media to come riding in on white horses you are in for a big
letdown. I spent a huge portion of my life as a talk radio celebrity and know how most in the media
think. If it bleeds it leads is still true. If the cyber-criminal didn't shoot you or blow you up, chances
are you will be ignored, unless you are in a tiny town on a very, very slow news day. The big
question for the media is this: is it compelling? It's compelling to you because your company identity
has been destroyed, your content was stolen and your search engine juice has dried up. But is it
compelling to the general public? No, probably not. My talk show producers spent more time turning
stories, guests and show ideas down than accepting great show material.
Most wireless network equipment, when it comes out of the box, is not protected against these
threats by default. This means you have to configure the network yourself to make it a secure
wireless network.
It is preferred to set the rightmost bits to 0 as this makes the application work better. However, if
you prefer the easier version, set them on the left hand side for it is the extended network part. The
former contains the host section.
Disable User access control to speed up Windows. User Access Control (UAC) uses a considerable
block of resources and many users find this feature annoying. To turn UAC off, open the into the
Control Panel and type in 'UAC'into the search input field. A search result of 'Turn User Account
Control (UAC) on or off' will appear. Follow the prompts to disable UAC.
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"Freeloader" may connect to your network and use your broadband connection without your
knowledge or permission. This could have an impact on your own use. You may notice your
connection slows down as it shares the availability of the Internet with more users. Many home
Internet services have limits to the amount of data you can download per month - a "Freeloader"
could exceed this limit and you find your Internet bill charged for the extra amounts of data. More
seriously, a "Freeloader" may use your Internet connection for some nuisance or illegal activity. The
Police may trace the Internet connection used for such activity it would lead them straight back to
you.
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liability costs. If an insurance company calculates your ownership of a security system and
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rise as costs go down. In the long run the cost for any security system will be paid for in the profits
you earn.
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