10. 1. We don’t have the budget to include cyber
security.
2. We are small and don’t have enough people.
3. We don’t know where to start.
4. Why would anyone want to hack me?
5. Cyber security is not at the top of our list.
6. We don’t have time for training.
7. We’ve never been hacked, so….
8. Our IT guy told us “we’re good.”
9. We are looking at doing something maybe next
year.
10.We renewed our antivirus software.
12. It’s not a matter of “if” but “when” your company will be attacked.
Loss of intellectual property and trade secrets is ranked the biggest consequence.
Financial institutions can lose millions of dollars very easily.
13.
14. Current solutions aren’t tailored; small to medium enterprises are being left behind.
The cyber security market is reactive, focusing too much on defense and a reactionary
response.
Many security companies are recycling the same data to the market, creating an
obsolete picture of the cyber threat.
Due to the reactive nature of current tools, hackers and online scammers are likely to be
one step ahead – testing out a new method while the cyber security industry is still
perfecting a solution for the last.
15. Hacking is easy, the criminals are organized, and preparation is low. People don’t
understand until it’s too late.
The industry is behind the curve in proactive analysis and zero day threats.
There is too much re-activity and not enough pro-activity in thwarting today’s cyber
attacks.
A new, deeper and reliable capability was needed to surface trends. So we built it.
16. “ZDL” is where research, intelligence, and cyber security backgrounds synthesize into a
never before seen tool.
A unique and powerful platform that delivers high value and real time insights on critical
cyber threats.
ZDL presents the critical threat intelligence, breaking news, zero day vulnerabilities and
crucial information you need, all in a platform that is engaging, easy to use, and secure.
17. Threat Intelligence is ahead of the game comparatively to the FBI in
integrating behavioral science into the cyber threat landscape.”
"Predicting cyber attacks before they happen through Zero Day Live will
be a game changer in cyber security. ”
18. The industry needed some serious, new radical thinking in defeating the
hackers and their attacks. Other companies are losing the war and their
strategies are clearly not working.
Zero Day Live would help prevent cyber
22. Louis Pasteur thought that disease was spread by germs. He made the discovery after three of his five
children died from infectious diseases. His theory was stated in the 1850’s he was met with violent resistance
from the medical community. Today, in large part due to his work, we know that certain bacteria are
responsible for sickness, and minimizing germs is a key to promoting healthy immune function.
23. Ignaz Semmelweis could not explain why hand-washing was effective – he didn’t know about germs – he just
saw that it worked and that patients no longer caught fevers and other diseases. He was lured in to an
Asylum where he died and hospitals went back to ‘doing it the way we always done it’ and mortality increased
6 times and nobody cared.
24. The seven men sitting before Capitol Hill’s most powerful lawmakers weren’t graduate students or junior
analysts from some think tank. No, Space Rogue, Kingpin, Mudge and the others were hackers who had
come from the underground of cyberspace to deliver a terrifying warning to the world. Your computers, they
told the panel of senators in May 1998, are not safe — not the software, not the hardware, not the networks
that link them together. The companies that build these things don’t care, the hackers continued, and they
have no reason to care because failure costs them nothing. And the federal government has neither the skill
nor the will to do anything about it.
25. The 414s were a group of friends and computer hackers who broke into dozens of high-profile computer
systems, including ones at Los Alamos National Laboratory, Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, and Security
Pacific Bank, in the early 1980s. They used inexpensive personal computers and simple hacking techniques,
such as using common or default passwords and exploiting well-known, but unpatched, security holes.
26. 1. Increase in Doxing
2. RATs (Remote Access Trojans) and Exploit Kits
3. Ghostware
4. Increase in iOS hacks
5. Onion attacks
6. Mobile bot networks
7. Encryption wars (Apple v FBI)
8. War on Anonymity on the Internet (Privacy wars)
9. The Dark Net will be the new battle frontier
27. Countries to watch:
1. Russia
2. China
3. Iran
4. India
5. Pakistan
6. North Korea
7. Ukraine
8. Brazil
9. Argentina
10. Kenya
29. The Internet of Things will increasingly be exploited by hackers. With
more and more products including cars, refrigerators, coffee makers,
televisions, smartwatches, webcams, copy machines, toys and even
medical devices being connected to the Internet, the Internet of Things
will become a prime target for hackers to exploit in many ways.
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30. For Example: Self Driving Cars
Ultimately won’t work
Driving is one of the most cognitive activity you can do.
What will happen if everyone stops using their brain?
31. For Example: Self Driving Cars
Ultimately won’t work
Cities and Municipalities rely on Speeding tickets.
Self driving cars will not go over the speed limit, what will
cities do to offset this issue?
34. <awkward hugs>
Companies will start to realize that their most valuable
and vulnerable areas that need protecting is the internal
networks with the attacker not using domain admin but regular
users access
</ awkward hugs>
35. 1. You can be Proactive!
2. Look for a new job!
3. Become a Case Study!
