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Presentation about the most dangerous attacks on Companies and People. The true power of physical security, Social engineering, tips and tricks about malware and hacking tools and devices

Technologie

whoami
Security Engineer
OWASP Lviv member
Igor Beliaiev

Red Teaming
A red team is an independent group that challenges an
organization to improve its effectiveness.
Penetration testers assess organization security, often
unbeknownst to client staff. This type of Red Team
provides a more realistic picture of the security
readiness than announced assessments.
(c) Wikipedia

Red Teaming … of the airport security
95% failure rate
67 out of 70

Attack planning
The weakest part in security?
The security level of the system is
determined by its most insecure element
The most valuable information in company?
PEOPLEMONEY CLIENTS
Choosing targets Finance
IT(backups, access, data)
Accounting
Infrastructure Legal

Risks analysis
Technological risks:
Malware/viruses/intrusions
Cyber attacks
Service provider failure
Physical security (f.e. loss of devices)
Data related vulnerabilities
Phishing
Human risks:
Human error/mistakes
Insider sabotage/theft
Lack of skills
Lack of knowledge
Lack of guidance

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1. Hacking a Company Igor Beliaiev

2. whoami Security Engineer OWASP Lviv member Igor Beliaiev

3. Red Teaming A red team is an independent group that challenges an organization to improve its effectiveness. Penetration testers assess organization security, often unbeknownst to client staff. This type of Red Team provides a more realistic picture of the security readiness than announced assessments. (c) Wikipedia

4. Red Teaming … of the airport security 95% failure rate 67 out of 70

5. %companyname

6. Compliance vs Security

8. Attack planning The weakest part in security? The security level of the system is determined by its most insecure element The most valuable information in company? PEOPLEMONEY CLIENTS Choosing targets Finance IT(backups, access, data) Accounting Infrastructure Legal

9. Risks analysis Technological risks: Malware/viruses/intrusions Cyber attacks Service provider failure Physical security (f.e. loss of devices) Data related vulnerabilities Phishing Human risks: Human error/mistakes Insider sabotage/theft Lack of skills Lack of knowledge Lack of guidance

10. Social Engineering Works

11. Social Engineering Works

12. Caution - a lot of BLUR inside

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15. Let’s go deeper

16. Is it a feature?

17. Acting like IT Support

18. Accounting

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20. IT support

21. Change in mindset needed