This document provides an overview of key information technology security topics for executives, including cloud computing, cyber insurance, passwords, mobile security, and network security. It discusses the business reasons for protecting an organization's data, assesses data sensitivity levels, outlines considerations for using cloud services and drafting cloud contracts, reviews types of cyber insurance coverage, and recommends password, mobile device, and network security best practices. The goal is to help executives understand current IT security challenges and strategies.
Our bad neighbor makes us early stirrers,
Which is both healthful and good husbandry.
-- William Shakespeare (1564–1616), King Henry, in Henry V, act 4, sc. 1, l. 6-7.
Our bad neighbor makes us early stirrers,
Which is both healthful and good husbandry.
-- William Shakespeare (1564–1616), King Henry, in Henry V, act 4, sc. 1, l. 6-7.
This document is a guide for the detailed development, selection implementation of information system and program level procedures to indicate the execution, effectiveness, and impact of security controls along with and other security associated activities.
Securing information system (Management Information System)Masudur Rahman
Here mainly i discuss about " How we will securing our information system. mainly discuss about the threat,Cause and the way of securing our most impotent data."
This is one of the presentations I have personally taken great quality time to prepare. It is a lecture class presentation on Chapter 7: IT Security and Risk Mitigation, part of the course BIT 1208: Information Technology for Financial Services under the Bachelor of Information Technology at Makerere University. The outline includes topics like Basic principles, Key concepts, Authenticity, Banking security standards, Risk of password sharing, Mitigation controls, Administrative, Logical, Physical, Security processes and management, Security governance, Incident response, Risk management and IT auditing, Business continuity, Disaster recovery planning, Professionalism and ethical standards, IT audit framework/ standardization, International certifications in IT security, International standards of IT security, and SBP IT Audit
This ppt contains information about definition of computer & information security, types of attacks, services, mechanisms, controls and model for network security
Security and Control Issues in Information SystemDaryl Conson
This is all about issues concerning security and control within the Information System. This had been researched via the internet, and reported as part of the project in the subject ITE Professional Ethics and Values.
Security and control in Management Information SystemSatya P. Joshi
Security and control in Management Information System, software security, Security and control in Management Information System, malware, vulnerability, Security and control in Management Information System
Securing the C-Suite: Cybersecurity Perspectives from the BoardroomIBM Security
View on-demand: http://bit.ly/1OLCGgd
Cybersecurity incidents have significant impact beyond the IT organization, representing a significant risk to ongoing business continuity and reputation, and requiring heightened engagement across the entire executive team. Common wisdom is that security leaders need to speak in ways the business will understand, but what does that really mean? And how does the business side of an organization view security? To answer these questions, IBM conducted a survey of over 700 C-Suite executives - excluding the CISO - from 28 countries, across 18 industries - to understand any patterns, as well as any differing or aligning attitudes on cybersecurity. 60 percent of respondents are located in mature markets and 40 percent from emerging markets. Participants spanned traditional C-Suite roles, from CEOs and Board members to CFOs, Chief Risk Officers, CMOs, COOs, Human Resource executives, Chief Compliance Officers and Legal Counsel.
View this webinar to hear Diana Kelley, Executive Security Advisor in IBM Security, and Carl Nordman, Functional Research Lead for CFO and Cybersecurity in the IBM Institute for Business Value, discuss findings from the 2015 C-Suite Cybersecurity Study "Securing the C-Suite - Cybersecurity Perspectives from the Boardroom and C-Suite."
This webinar will cover an overview of the study findings, including:
C-Suite views of the risks and actors - Is the C-Suite view aligned with security reality?
IT and business alignment / collaboration- Who's engaged and who's not?
The tone from the top on external collaboration and sharing of incident information
Characteristics of more "Cyber-Secure" companies based on C-Suite responses to what their organization has accomplished
Stewardship is extending to IT as Boards question the depth of their enterprise’s reliance on IT.
Some thoughts on how IT risk, control, audit and assurance is evolving toward the broader concept of IT governance.
Why IT governance should be on the Board of Directors’ agenda wherever IT is strategic to the business.
How it fits in the broader concepts of enterprise governance and how management and boards can address it.
This document is a guide for the detailed development, selection implementation of information system and program level procedures to indicate the execution, effectiveness, and impact of security controls along with and other security associated activities.
Securing information system (Management Information System)Masudur Rahman
Here mainly i discuss about " How we will securing our information system. mainly discuss about the threat,Cause and the way of securing our most impotent data."
This is one of the presentations I have personally taken great quality time to prepare. It is a lecture class presentation on Chapter 7: IT Security and Risk Mitigation, part of the course BIT 1208: Information Technology for Financial Services under the Bachelor of Information Technology at Makerere University. The outline includes topics like Basic principles, Key concepts, Authenticity, Banking security standards, Risk of password sharing, Mitigation controls, Administrative, Logical, Physical, Security processes and management, Security governance, Incident response, Risk management and IT auditing, Business continuity, Disaster recovery planning, Professionalism and ethical standards, IT audit framework/ standardization, International certifications in IT security, International standards of IT security, and SBP IT Audit
This ppt contains information about definition of computer & information security, types of attacks, services, mechanisms, controls and model for network security
Security and Control Issues in Information SystemDaryl Conson
This is all about issues concerning security and control within the Information System. This had been researched via the internet, and reported as part of the project in the subject ITE Professional Ethics and Values.
Security and control in Management Information SystemSatya P. Joshi
Security and control in Management Information System, software security, Security and control in Management Information System, malware, vulnerability, Security and control in Management Information System
Securing the C-Suite: Cybersecurity Perspectives from the BoardroomIBM Security
View on-demand: http://bit.ly/1OLCGgd
Cybersecurity incidents have significant impact beyond the IT organization, representing a significant risk to ongoing business continuity and reputation, and requiring heightened engagement across the entire executive team. Common wisdom is that security leaders need to speak in ways the business will understand, but what does that really mean? And how does the business side of an organization view security? To answer these questions, IBM conducted a survey of over 700 C-Suite executives - excluding the CISO - from 28 countries, across 18 industries - to understand any patterns, as well as any differing or aligning attitudes on cybersecurity. 60 percent of respondents are located in mature markets and 40 percent from emerging markets. Participants spanned traditional C-Suite roles, from CEOs and Board members to CFOs, Chief Risk Officers, CMOs, COOs, Human Resource executives, Chief Compliance Officers and Legal Counsel.
View this webinar to hear Diana Kelley, Executive Security Advisor in IBM Security, and Carl Nordman, Functional Research Lead for CFO and Cybersecurity in the IBM Institute for Business Value, discuss findings from the 2015 C-Suite Cybersecurity Study "Securing the C-Suite - Cybersecurity Perspectives from the Boardroom and C-Suite."
This webinar will cover an overview of the study findings, including:
C-Suite views of the risks and actors - Is the C-Suite view aligned with security reality?
IT and business alignment / collaboration- Who's engaged and who's not?
The tone from the top on external collaboration and sharing of incident information
Characteristics of more "Cyber-Secure" companies based on C-Suite responses to what their organization has accomplished
Stewardship is extending to IT as Boards question the depth of their enterprise’s reliance on IT.
Some thoughts on how IT risk, control, audit and assurance is evolving toward the broader concept of IT governance.
Why IT governance should be on the Board of Directors’ agenda wherever IT is strategic to the business.
How it fits in the broader concepts of enterprise governance and how management and boards can address it.
WHAT EVERY BOARD OF DIRECTORS SHOULD KNOW
BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER AN ATTACK
View the webinar:
https://www2.fireeye.com/The_Board_and_CyberSecurity_webinar_EMEA.html?utm_source=SS
Download the full report:
https://www2.fireeye.com/WEB-2015-The-Cyber-Security-Playbook.html?utm_source=SS
Top Cyber Security Interview Questions and Answers 2022.pdfCareerera
Cyber security positions have considerably taken the top list in the job market. Candidates vying for elite positions in the field of cyber security certainly need a clear-cut and detailed guide to channeling their preparation for smooth career growth, beginning with getting a job. We have curated the top cyber security interview questions that will help candidates focus on the key areas. We have classified the regularly asked cyber security interview questions here, in this article into different levels starting from basic general questions to advanced technical ones.
Before we move on to the top cyber security interview questions, it is critical to reflect on the vitality of cyber security in our modern times and how cyber security professionals are catering to the needs of securing a safe cyber ecosystem.
The times we live in is defined by the digital transition, in which the internet, electronic devices, and computers have become an integral part of our daily life. Institutions that serve our daily needs, such as banks and hospitals, now rely on internet-connected equipment to give the best possible service. A portion of their data, such as financial and personal information, has become vulnerable to illegal access, posing serious risks. Intruders utilize this information to carry out immoral and criminal goals.
Cyber-attacks have jeopardized the computer system and its arrangements, which has now become a global concern. To safeguard data from security breaches, a comprehensive cyber security policy is needed now more than ever. The rising frequency of cyber-attacks has compelled corporations and organizations working with national security and sensitive data to implement stringent security procedures and restrictions.
Computers, mobile devices, servers, data, electronic systems, networks, and other systems connected to the internet must be protected from harmful attacks. Cybersecurity, which is a combination of the words "cyber" and "security," provides this protection. 'Cyber' imbibes the vast-ranging technology with systems, networks, programs, and data in the aforementioned procedure. The phrase "security" refers to the process of protecting data, networks, applications, and systems. In a nutshell,
cyber security is a combination of principles and approaches that assist prevent unwanted access to data, networks, programs, and devices by meeting the security needs of technological resources (computer-based) and online databases.
Mobile Security: 5 Steps to Mobile Risk ManagementDMIMarketing
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Discuss how a successful organization should have the followin.docxcuddietheresa
Discuss how a successful organization should have the following layers of security in place for the protection of its operations: information security management, data security, and network security.
Multiple Layers of Security
Marlowe Rooks posted Mar 13, 2020 9:54 AM
Looking at Vacca”s book chapter 1, “Information security management as a field is ever increasing in demand and responsibility because most organizations spend increasingly larger percentages of their IT budgets in attempting to manage risk and mitigate intrusions, not to mention the trend in many enterprises of moving all IT operations to an Internet-connected infrastructure, known as enterprise cloud computing (John R. Vacca, 2014)”. It is the organization responsibility to protect its business and its client information at all times. With that said I’m going to break down why companies need to have multiple layers of security and what types they should implement below.
The first layer is Information security management which can be from Physical Security, or Personnel Security. Physical Security can range from physical items, objects, or areas from unauthorized access and misuse. Personnel Security is to protect the individual or group of individuals who are authorized to access the organization and its operations. Some of the reason to implement Information Security is as follow:
· Decrease in downtime of IT systems
· Decrease in security related incidents
· Increase in meeting an organization's compliance requirements and standards
· Increase in customer satisfaction, demonstrating that security issues are tackled in the most appropriate manner
· Increase in quality of service
· Process approach adoption, which helps account for all legal and regulatory requirements
· More easily identifiable and managed risks
· Also covers information security (IS) (in addition to IT information security)
· Provides a competitive edge to an organization with the help of tackling risks and managing resources/processes
The second layer would be Data Security which can be refers to the process of protecting data from unauthorized access and data corruption throughout its lifecycle. Data security includes data encryption, tokenization, and key management practices that protect data across all applications and platforms. Some of the reason to implement Data Security is as follow:
· Cloud access security – Protection platform that allows you to move to the cloud securely while protecting data in cloud applications.
· Data encryption – Data-centric and tokenization security solutions that protect data across enterprise, cloud, mobile and big data environments.
· Web Browser Security - Protects sensitive data captured at the browser, from the point the customer enters cardholder or personal data, and keeps it protected through the ecosystem to the trusted host destination.
· Mobile App Security - Protecting sensitive data in native mobile apps while safeguarding the data end-to-end.
· eMai ...
Discuss how a successful organization should have the followin.docxsalmonpybus
Discuss how a successful organization should have the following layers of security in place for the protection of its operations: information security management, data security, and network security.
Multiple Layers of Security
Marlowe Rooks posted Mar 13, 2020 9:54 AM
Looking at Vacca”s book chapter 1, “Information security management as a field is ever increasing in demand and responsibility because most organizations spend increasingly larger percentages of their IT budgets in attempting to manage risk and mitigate intrusions, not to mention the trend in many enterprises of moving all IT operations to an Internet-connected infrastructure, known as enterprise cloud computing (John R. Vacca, 2014)”. It is the organization responsibility to protect its business and its client information at all times. With that said I’m going to break down why companies need to have multiple layers of security and what types they should implement below.
The first layer is Information security management which can be from Physical Security, or Personnel Security. Physical Security can range from physical items, objects, or areas from unauthorized access and misuse. Personnel Security is to protect the individual or group of individuals who are authorized to access the organization and its operations. Some of the reason to implement Information Security is as follow:
· Decrease in downtime of IT systems
· Decrease in security related incidents
· Increase in meeting an organization's compliance requirements and standards
· Increase in customer satisfaction, demonstrating that security issues are tackled in the most appropriate manner
· Increase in quality of service
· Process approach adoption, which helps account for all legal and regulatory requirements
· More easily identifiable and managed risks
· Also covers information security (IS) (in addition to IT information security)
· Provides a competitive edge to an organization with the help of tackling risks and managing resources/processes
The second layer would be Data Security which can be refers to the process of protecting data from unauthorized access and data corruption throughout its lifecycle. Data security includes data encryption, tokenization, and key management practices that protect data across all applications and platforms. Some of the reason to implement Data Security is as follow:
· Cloud access security – Protection platform that allows you to move to the cloud securely while protecting data in cloud applications.
· Data encryption – Data-centric and tokenization security solutions that protect data across enterprise, cloud, mobile and big data environments.
· Web Browser Security - Protects sensitive data captured at the browser, from the point the customer enters cardholder or personal data, and keeps it protected through the ecosystem to the trusted host destination.
· Mobile App Security - Protecting sensitive data in native mobile apps while safeguarding the data end-to-end.
· eMai.
Cybersecurity Interview Questions and Answers.pdfJazmine Brown
Cyber security professionals are in high demand, and those willing to learn new skills to enter the area will have plenty of opportunities. Our goal is to present you with the most comprehensive selection of cybersecurity interview questions available.
In this comprehensive ebook from Infinity Group, we highlight cyber security threats and the practical steps you can embark on to promote an effective remote and hybrid workforce for your business.
How to protect your company’s computer systems against penetration and attack; the dangers of security lapses in corporate computer
systems and Internet architecture, and specific methodologies for evaluating your company’s security, detecting intrusions and responding effectively.
Some basic overview about cyber crime @ health industry and 10 cyber security technology controls advises from IT Security system integrator's point of view.
7 Practices To Safeguard Your Business From Security Breaches!Caroline Johnson
Cybercriminals are out to get your business, and they're doing it in a big way. It's no secret that though cybercriminals often target large businesses, smaller organizations are also attractive to them. The logic is simple: small businesses usually follow a standard "not much to steal" mindset using fewer controls and easy-to-breach data protection strategies.
Here are the seven best practices every small business should implement immediately to protect their organization from cyberattacks and keep their data safe from thieves and hackers. To know about it visit: https://bit.ly/3G96FDr
The 7 Colors provide a comprehensive approach to information security by covering various dimensions and considerations. Each color represents a specific aspect that organizations need to address to ensure robust protection of their information assets.
What i learned at issa international summit 2019Ulf Mattsson
This session will discuss what attendees learned at The ISSA International Summit 2019, held on October 1-2 at in Irving/Dallas, TX.
Learn from one of the presenters at this conference and what cybersecurity professionals got to share and learn from the leaders in the industry.
Over the last 30 years ISSA international has grown into the global community of choice for international cybersecurity professionals. With over 100 domestic and international chapters, members have world wide support with daily cyber threats that are becoming increasingly intricate and difficult to prevent, detect, and re-mediate.
Presentacion realizada en Argentina y Paraguay Durante Marzo 2014.
En Argentina por Faustino Sanchez. En Paraguay por Santiago Cavanna.
Trata sobre el problema de la presencia de vulnerabilidades en aplicaciones, el impacto que tiene en las organizaciones y la forma que se encuentra disponible para descubrirlas en forma temprana y facilitar su remediacion
Links disponibles en
http://www.santiagocavanna.com/segurinfo-2014-el-costo-oculto-de-las-aplicaciones-vulnerables/
We are a new generation IT Software Company, helping our customers to optimize their IT investments, while preparing them for the best-in-class operating model, for delivering that “competitive edge” in their marketplace.
Since the early 2010s, LSC and other funders have encouraged legal aid programs to create multilingual materials and make their online tools available in languages represented in their states. A two-part miniseries will review best practices and tools that are available to expedite the creation of online materials for Limited English Proficient (LEP) communities, and focus on activities and strategies to make sure those materials are well used and known among LEP communities in those regions. The first session will focus on reviewing the elements of creating strong LEP materials within budget. It will cover sharing tech tools that can be used to expedite LEP content creation, choosing materials that are relevant to that particular language community, LEP outreach, and more. The second series review LSC TIG-funded projects funded from 2010-2014 -- when LSC made language access a priority for TIG grants -- and share the success and lessons learned from language access projects.
This is the first part of the series.
You can register for the event below:
https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/7563980681492662273
In this webinar we examine the true cost of free looking beyond upfront costs and into implementation and support costs. From there we look at some of the existing free tools and how they stack up to some of the more expensive alternatives.
In this webinar we rapidly go through 50 different tech tips covering everything from tools for developers to ways to optimize your Amazon purchases.
You can watch the webinar that these slides were used in here.
https://youtu.be/fKpPP4vK-x8
In this video we talk about what US is and how to gather information to make a good one with the help of two case studies.
You can find the video that goes with this here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nK9LHXa8x7A
For the past few years British Columbia has been working on the Civil Resolution Tribunal, an online tribunal dedicated to help resolve small claims(<$5000) and condominium disputes. Now two people that have worked in depth on the project, Darin Thompson and james Anderson, share more information about their project.
Changing trends in the nature of pro bono work, user expectations, and adoption of mobile devices are driving the need to rethink what types of recruitment tools and substantive resources are most effective for volunteers. At the same time, technology is allowing legal aid programs to provide more comprehensive support to volunteer attorneys in “on the go” settings such as clinics, outreach settings, and in court. In 2017, several new LSC-funded initiatives will launch in response to these trends and opportunities.
These slides give a quick overview of the different products that make up Office 365. These slides go with this presentation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKXAehmlAPo
You can see the presentation that went with these slides here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgUahPdqF8Y
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In this webinar we discuss some of the things that need to be taken into consideration when making your website accessible in languages other than English. We spend a good amount of time going over the challenges and benefits of increasing accessibility and discuss the role machine translation.
Micheal Green - JustTech
Mary O'Shaughnessy - Her Justice
Sart Rowe - LSNTAP
In this webinar we look at what phishing is, how it impacts legal aid organizations, and how to take steps to reduce the likelihood and impact of getting hit with an attack.
These slides go with the webinar linked below, in it we go over the topics covered in the slides and answer a few questions from people attending the live session.
http://lsntap.org/blogs/creating-technology-disaster-plan
this slides go with the webinar linked below. In it we discuss some of the things you need to consider and methods to use when looking into upgrading your systems.
https://youtu.be/TK8F-oLXZTw
These are the slides that go with the tech baseline presentation linked below, and the document we are referencing is just below that.
https://youtu.be/kB3YkM0z5CY
http://www.lsc.gov/sites/default/files/TIG/pdfs/LSC-Technology-Baselines-2015.PDF
This training will cover the Legal Services Corporation Baselines: Technologies That Should Be in Place in a Legal Aid Office Today (Revised 2015). Topics will include:
FTE Technology Staff
Budgets
Case Management System
Security
Training
Communications
Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD)
The baseline document can be found here.
http://lsntap.org/sites/all/files/LSCTechBaselines-2015.pdf
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LF Energy Webinar: Electrical Grid Modelling and Simulation Through PowSyBl -...DanBrown980551
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The Art of the Pitch: WordPress Relationships and SalesLaura Byrne
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Dev Dives: Train smarter, not harder – active learning and UiPath LLMs for do...UiPathCommunity
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Essentials of Automations: Optimizing FME Workflows with ParametersSafe Software
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The modern software delivery process (or the CI/CD process) includes many tools, distributed teams, open-source code, and cloud platforms. Constant focus on speed to release software to market, along with the traditional slow and manual security checks has caused gaps in continuous security as an important piece in the software supply chain. Today organizations feel more susceptible to external and internal cyber threats due to the vast attack surface in their applications supply chain and the lack of end-to-end governance and risk management.
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Epistemic Interaction - tuning interfaces to provide information for AI supportAlan Dix
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https://alandix.com/academic/papers/synergy2024-epistemic/
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3. The Internet is rapidly changing,
as are the ways that you should
protect yourself. This is
relatively current information
that factors in the use of mobile
technology and cloud
computing.
4. Image by National Institute for Occupational Safety and
Health (NIOSH), via Wikimedia Commons
Why we need to be protected:
Business continuity
Safety of clients, staff, data, and property
Compliance (PCI, HIPAA, etc.)
5. Attackers either:
Want something you have, or
Want to extort money from you by taking what you
have, or
Want to attack others by using what you have.
6. Two kinds of risk:
Sensitive Information Breached
Systems Attacked
Image by Setreset (Own work), via Wikimedia Commons
7. Data Sensitivity must be assessed:
High - Medium - Low
Risk to organization vs risk to clients, etc.
Labor/time to reproduce
Security policies should be based on these assessments
Image by Friedrich Graf, via Wikimedia Commons
9. Core Cloud Considerations:
Established cloud services might offer higher data security
than you can
How many certified IT Security Specialists do you have on
staff, compared to Google or Microsoft?
But also have low accountability for confidentiality
Vendor might give data in response to subpoenas that you
wouldn’t
10. Cost concerns:
Moves software from capital to expense
Subscriptions cost more than maintenance renewals, but are possibly offset by
infrastructure and support savings
Huge benefits for remote access
11. Contracting Tips:
Make sure that you backup your data
locally and are able to access it if a
cloud vendor goes out of business
Clearly delineate duties
Never agree to termination fees
[Image: “The Land of Contracts” by David Anthony Colarusso]
13. As of 2013, 35 insurers
covered this1. Now many
more do.
Third party and first party
offerings
Costs vary widely, as do items
covered (shop around!)
About Cyber-Insurance
1. https://www.mcguirewoods.com/Client-
Resources/Alerts/2013/12/A-Nonprofit-Buyers-Guide-to-
Cyber-Insurance.aspx
15. First Party Coverage
Theft and Fraud
Forensic Investigation
Business Interruption
Data Loss and Restoration
Photo by Jon Crel
16.
17. Passwords aren’t secure.
Any password can be deciphered
Any network can be hacked
The old rules about password safety
are invalid
Image by nikcname
18. But passwords are still critical.
Strong passwords:
Long phrases are better than words
Upper case letters, lower case letters,
numerals, punctuation, spaces.
Not too difficult to remember - or
Stored in a Password Manager
Subject to two-factor authentication
Unique across systems
19. New Thinking on Passwords
Changing the password regularly is not as important as
changing it after a breach.
Fingerprint readers and other physical alternatives are
only secure if they aren’t compromised - a fingerprint
can’t easily be changed.
Password Managers are necessary.
20. Dual Factor Authentication
AKA “Two Factor Authentication” “2FA”
Insures that a hacker with your password
can’t access your account
Multiple methods: text, phone, email, fob, or
app
Home and work PCs can be trusted
Image by Brian Ronald
21. Password Managers
Only one password to memorize
Fills in passwords across computers and devices
Generates secure passwords
The best include breach alerts and security checks
22. Mobile
Image by HLundgaard (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0
(http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)],
via Wikimedia Commons
23. Core Mobile Considerations
Business data on mobile devices is not subject to
network security measures
Mobile devices are easily lost or stolen
Public WiFi networks are often insecure
Malicious apps surreptitiously copy private information
from mobile devices
Image by Alan Levine
24. Security Measures
Screen Locks
Passcodes are safer than patterns
Fingerprint, facial recognition only good if phone isn’t hacked.
Encryption (SSL Anywhere)
Two Factor Authentication
Hotspots (as opposed to public WiFi)
25. Mobile Device Management Software
Mobile Device Management Systems (MDMs) offer a degree of security for
mobile devices. With them, you can
Remotely wipe data
Track devices
Remotely install/remove applications
Block application installs
Enforce security options
26. Policies and Education
Key to safely letting staff work with company data (email, documents, etc.) on
mobile devices is solid policies and user education.
The best security in the world won’t protect you if staff don’t know how to protect
passwords and detect scams.
Policies should be sensible and not so prohibitive that staff are compelled to
work around them.
28. Office Security
If you have IT staff, you likely have these things in
place
Firewalls, anti-virus, anti-spam and other standard
security tools can only protect what passes
through them
Mobile devices, USB drives and other portable
media can bypass security
Servers open to the public (web servers, remote
access, client-facing applications) are at greatest
risk. Photo by Ilya Sedhyk
29. Monitoring and Perimeter Testing
It’s important to have software that monitors the systems and alerts IT staff in
case of hardware issues or attacks.
Investigations might be critical in case of a breach.
Perimeter Testing should be done regularly to identify security issues.
Pricing varies widely on this service
Find best mix of pricing/frequency
Can be a requirement/cost offset for cyber-insurance
30. Ransomware
PC and/or server drives are encrypted and data inaccessible until a ransom is
paid to hacker
Triggered by links in emails or infected media (such as flash drives)
Protection:
Backup to cloud or alternate media
Spam and virus filtering
User education!
Avoidance: