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Private Data and Prying Eyes
- 1. Private Data, Prying Eyes
- 2. Welcome! Paul Hager Owner & CEO
- 3. Who is that is writing all these viruses? Why do they do it? Is Anti Virus enough? How do we keep our corporate data safe while traveling? How do I keep my family safe? Tips for technical safety while traveling What does the IoT mean for travel and security? Your Questions Answered Today
- 4. Not about scare tactics today Education Empower you to choose between convenience and privacy Ground Rules
- 5. The first SPAM email in 1978 Name does come from Monty Python Grows in the 90’s and early 2000’s SPAM exists to sell: Adult Content Pharma Major Botnet and ISP take downs in 2008 but they strive on A Brief History of Security
- 6. Only stopped by…. VISA and MASTERCARD Now what? Viruses Ransomware BOTNETS A Brief History of Security
- 7. New Currency in a new modern black market Bitcoins Bit mining is the new money laundering The Onion Router Network The Darknet A Brief History of Security
- 8. Where is it sold?
- 9. 65 Adversaries, 36 most active Increase in Ransomware Increase in sophistication POS Targeting Credit Card Track Data in memory Phone scams on the rise (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sz0cEo2h3f8) More Damage Than Ever XP EOL and Server 2003 EOL http://map.ipviking.com State of Security
- 10. Sears Kmart Delta Best Buy Panera Bread Whole Foods Sonic http://www.businessinsider.com/data-breaches-2018-4 Review of Recent Consumer Breaches
- 11. DNC Olympics Anti Doping Agency Target Sony Home Depot Anthem 477 million identities/accounts have been compromised in the last 12 months. Review of Notable Breaches http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/v isualizations/worlds-biggest-data- breaches-hacks/
- 12. The Adversary
- 14. The Average time to detection is 271 days https://databreachcalculator.com Average is around $200 per record Other Security Statistics That Will Scare You https://crowdstrike.lookbookhq.com/gl obal-threat-report-2018-web/cs-2018- global-threat-report
- 15. Huge Boom in Ransomware Profitable Effective Rise of Ransomware
- 16. First version taken down in June of 2014 with the ZeusBot Net going down No longer uses BOTNETS uses P2P Polymorhpic and self registering Domain names Locking Computer Screens AV won’t prevent it Cryptolocker AKA: Cryptowall
- 17. Breach Update: 900 Million Android Devices QuadRooter. A vulnerability in the hardware Discovered by Check Point Download and install the latest Android updates as soon as they become available. These include important security updates that help keep your device and data protected. Examine carefully any app installation request before accepting it to make sure it’s legitimate. Download apps only from Google Play. Read permission requests carefully when installing any apps. Be wary of apps that ask for permissions that seem unusual or unnecessary or that use large amounts of data or battery life. Use known, trusted Wi-Fi networks or while traveling use only those that you can verify are provided by a trustworthy source. End users and enterprises should consider using mobile security solutions designed to detect suspicious behavior on a device, including malware that could be obfuscated within installed apps.
- 18. Phishing Emails What To Look For
- 20. Spoof emails from CEO to CFO has cost one WI manufacturing company $50,000 HIPPA breach for a Madison Dental practice with 7 dentist was over $250,000 Even Schools! The Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Having Student Names/Addresses released can not only lead to fines from the DOE but school board actions and beyond Auto industry Tesla Hack Example Just this week VW has 11 million cars that the keys can be hacked Threats to a Range of Businesses
- 21. Multi Layered Approach Education Technology Not Just AV/IPS DLP – Data Loss Prevention SSO/Password Vaults Testing/Validation/Runbook How do you protect a business?
- 22. Personal Tips
- 24. Credit monitoring for your kids Use DuckDuckGo.com for your search engine Enable Privacy Protections on your devices and in your browsers Personal Security Tips
- 26. Use your cellular hot spot Its your private connection to the internet If using public WIFI always execute a VPN No Corporate VPN then use a personal one: IP Vanish as a personal VPN solution Never do banking or online purchasing while in public WIFI While Traveling
- 27. Setup a separate email account for logging into the bank and other sensitive online accounts. Never re-use your work or personal email for critical financial online activities Use a different password for this account What is the best free email? None Not Google Hushmail.com (Its OK I know it sounds creepy) Ad Free outlook.com (paid) Personal Security Tips Email
- 28. EZ way to protect your family? OpenDNS Home from OpenDNS.com Setup a free account and set your DNS servers to: 208.67.222.222 208.67.220.220 Your free account lets you monitor and manage security levels Protecting Your Kids at Home
- 29. No file called Passwords Not digital No Excel Spreadsheets https://lastpass.com/ Other password manager Password Management
- 30. Encrypt your phone: iPhone: DONE. Turn on Locate my iPhone for remote monitoring and wiping Android: Settings -> Security -> Encrypt May take an hour Have a company policy on remote wiping lost devices Protect From Stolen Devices on The Road
- 31. Facebook Set your security to friends only for all information Don’t friend people you don’t know Check your security settings every 3 months (set a calendar reminder) NO Geotagged Photos Clean Geo Photos before posting XIFCleaner Post about vacations AFTER not before Social Media While Traveling
- 32. http://app.teachingpriv acy.com Shows your pattern of life Social Tracking
- 33. Craigslist is a No almost always, especially for electronics Don’t buy used phones or devices from people you don’t know Never send money to someone, even someone you know online Personal Security Tips
- 34. Questions? Submit through the chat box!