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Balancing Security & Authencity FinalCindy Kim
This document discusses the growing use of social media in enterprises and the security risks it poses. As the use of web 2.0 applications increases, it opens up new avenues for cybercriminals to exploit users and infiltrate networks. Businesses are increasingly at risk of security breaches on social media as attacks take advantage of users' trust to quickly gain access to passwords. The document recommends that companies educate their organizations on defining an appropriate risk appetite and work with IT teams to adopt usage policies without completely blocking social media and hindering productivity.
1) Three trends were identified in cybersecurity for 2016: cybersecurity going mainstream; social media hacking escalating; and 2016 being a year of security training and certifications.
2) As technology evolves, cybersecurity will continue to grow mainstream. However, social media hacking poses a continued threat as hackers try new tactics to outsmart security professionals.
3) In response, security training and certification opportunities are increasing to broaden knowledge and help reduce attacks, though training and awareness efforts must continue going forward.
InfoSec's Guide to Social Media [WHITEPAPER]Josh Stein
This document discusses how information security teams need to take responsibility for securing corporate accounts and activities on social media. It outlines several risks like phishing, malware, and account takeovers that threaten organizations on social media. The document recommends that security teams work collaboratively with other departments to establish responsibilities and mitigate risks. It also suggests that security teams continuously monitor social media as a source of threat intelligence and protect the organization's digital assets and brand.
Symantec Report On Rogue Security SoftwareSymantec
The Symantec Report on Rogue Security Software is an in-depth analysis of rogue security software programs. In total, Symantec has detected more than 250 distinct rogue security software programs. During the period of this report, from July 1, 2008, to June 30, 2009, Symantec received reports of 43 million rogue security software installation attempts from those 250 distinct samples. The continued prevalence of these programs emphasizes the ongoing threat they pose to potential victims despite efforts to shut them down and raise public awareness.
Who were the top 5 riskiest celebrities in 2009? Did spammers really know who killed Michael Jackson? Take a look back at who and what made the top of cybercriminals’ list in 2009 and what’s on their radar in 2010.
The document outlines 11 statistics that demonstrate the severity of security risks posed by mobile devices and the importance of mobile security for businesses. Some key points include: 92% of popular Android apps carry security or privacy risks; mobile malware increased 33% in 2013; 35% of online adults have lost or had their mobile device stolen; only 20% of emails sent were legitimate as spam increased to 76% of email traffic; and the average cost of a data breach is $5.5 million. The document emphasizes that mobile devices now pose one of the largest threats to enterprise data security and strict security policies and employee training are needed.
Social Media Balancing Security & Authenticity without Controlling the MessageCindy Kim
Social media is all the rage. According to a recent report, 94 percent of Generation Y has joined a social networking site. Social media is believed to be leading the next social revolution. In fact, social networking has grown so dramatically that it is now the number one activity on the Web. In response to this social media phenomenon, businesses are moving at a rapid pace to take advantage of the untapped opportunity by making social media an integral part of their business strategy.
I am trying to tell about phishing attack and how we can train ourselves against through KnowBe4.
Md Mofijul Haque
Business Development Executive
Desh Cyber Limited
Balancing Security & Authencity FinalCindy Kim
This document discusses the growing use of social media in enterprises and the security risks it poses. As the use of web 2.0 applications increases, it opens up new avenues for cybercriminals to exploit users and infiltrate networks. Businesses are increasingly at risk of security breaches on social media as attacks take advantage of users' trust to quickly gain access to passwords. The document recommends that companies educate their organizations on defining an appropriate risk appetite and work with IT teams to adopt usage policies without completely blocking social media and hindering productivity.
1) Three trends were identified in cybersecurity for 2016: cybersecurity going mainstream; social media hacking escalating; and 2016 being a year of security training and certifications.
2) As technology evolves, cybersecurity will continue to grow mainstream. However, social media hacking poses a continued threat as hackers try new tactics to outsmart security professionals.
3) In response, security training and certification opportunities are increasing to broaden knowledge and help reduce attacks, though training and awareness efforts must continue going forward.
InfoSec's Guide to Social Media [WHITEPAPER]Josh Stein
This document discusses how information security teams need to take responsibility for securing corporate accounts and activities on social media. It outlines several risks like phishing, malware, and account takeovers that threaten organizations on social media. The document recommends that security teams work collaboratively with other departments to establish responsibilities and mitigate risks. It also suggests that security teams continuously monitor social media as a source of threat intelligence and protect the organization's digital assets and brand.
Symantec Report On Rogue Security SoftwareSymantec
The Symantec Report on Rogue Security Software is an in-depth analysis of rogue security software programs. In total, Symantec has detected more than 250 distinct rogue security software programs. During the period of this report, from July 1, 2008, to June 30, 2009, Symantec received reports of 43 million rogue security software installation attempts from those 250 distinct samples. The continued prevalence of these programs emphasizes the ongoing threat they pose to potential victims despite efforts to shut them down and raise public awareness.
Who were the top 5 riskiest celebrities in 2009? Did spammers really know who killed Michael Jackson? Take a look back at who and what made the top of cybercriminals’ list in 2009 and what’s on their radar in 2010.
The document outlines 11 statistics that demonstrate the severity of security risks posed by mobile devices and the importance of mobile security for businesses. Some key points include: 92% of popular Android apps carry security or privacy risks; mobile malware increased 33% in 2013; 35% of online adults have lost or had their mobile device stolen; only 20% of emails sent were legitimate as spam increased to 76% of email traffic; and the average cost of a data breach is $5.5 million. The document emphasizes that mobile devices now pose one of the largest threats to enterprise data security and strict security policies and employee training are needed.
Social Media Balancing Security & Authenticity without Controlling the MessageCindy Kim
Social media is all the rage. According to a recent report, 94 percent of Generation Y has joined a social networking site. Social media is believed to be leading the next social revolution. In fact, social networking has grown so dramatically that it is now the number one activity on the Web. In response to this social media phenomenon, businesses are moving at a rapid pace to take advantage of the untapped opportunity by making social media an integral part of their business strategy.
I am trying to tell about phishing attack and how we can train ourselves against through KnowBe4.
Md Mofijul Haque
Business Development Executive
Desh Cyber Limited
The document summarizes key findings from a 2008 security threat report. It found that malware continues to grow significantly, with over 20,000 new suspicious files detected daily. Spam volumes have declined but remain financially motivated. Phishing now targets social networks in addition to financial information. The web poses the largest threat through SQL injection attacks and compromised websites, which number over 16,000 new pages daily. While malware for Apple and Linux is still low, their market share growth makes them potential future targets. Proactive detection is critical to address evolving threats to users and corporate reputations across all platforms.
Sophos Security Threat Report Jan 2010 Wpnadelamm2
The document summarizes security threats in 2010, focusing on social networking, data loss, encryption, and malware trends. Social networks like Facebook became major targets for hackers due to the large amount of personal data shared publicly. Malware like Koobface spread rapidly across social networks, stealing login credentials. Significant data breaches occurred at government agencies, banks, and corporations, compromising millions of customer records and highlighting the risks of unencrypted data loss. New operating systems and devices emerged but also faced security issues as old hacking techniques persisted.
Symantec Internet Security Threat Report 2014 - Volume 19Symantec
The 2014 Internet Security Threat Report gives an overview of global threat activity for the past year based on data from Symantec’s Global Intelligence Network.
Protect Yourself Against Today's Cybercriminals and HackersKaseya
This document discusses the threats from cybercriminals and hackers and provides recommendations for protecting endpoints. It notes that even companies making large security efforts have trouble keeping up with sophisticated cybercriminals. The endpoint is highlighted as the primary target and line of defense now. Kaseya is presented as a solution for blended protection across a unified platform with remediation and partnerships.
Top 12 Cybersecurity Predictions for 2017IBM Security
No industry is immune from a cyberattack. In fact, cyber experts are predicting that we may see a rise in attacks and a spread as industries previously on the fringe now face direct hits. The question is, “What’s in store for us in 2017?”
The most well known closed vulnerabilitiesRiyadh Khan
The document summarizes some of the most well-known closed vulnerabilities from 2017, including Cloudbleed, Shadow Broker Exploit Dumps containing the EternalBlue exploit, Apache Struts vulnerabilities like CVE-2017-5638 which enabled the Equifax breach, the Toast Overlay Android vulnerability, and BlueBorne issues in Bluetooth. It notes that vulnerabilities like these, whether known or unknown, pose risks if attackers are aware of them. Prioritizing fixes for the most widely known issues first can help improve security.
A Trip to ICT and Society Series 1 : INFECTED! PART 2ianpoblete13
This document provides information on the 10 most lethal computer viruses of all time, including details on the Storm virus, Leap-A/Oompa-A virus, Sasser and Netsky viruses, MyDoom virus, and Melissa virus. It also lists and describes the top 10 latest computer viruses and the best antivirus software today, such as Bitdefender, Kaspersky, and Norton antivirus.
Digital security update: 10 cybersecurity and privacy threatsEntefy
A much as we all enjoy a laugh at "lost Nigerian prince" email scams, more than $12 billion is lost annually to phishing scams. Add in malware, ransomware, cryptojacking, and accidental password exposure and the need for constant vigilance in our digital lives becomes clear. To help you stay informed, we've assembled these 10 examples of cybersecurity and data privacy threats.
The original research in this presentation comes from the Entefy article, "10 cybersecurity and privacy threats that will make you miss Nigerian prince and lottery email scams."
How large is the cyber security skills gap?Megan Thudium
The cybersecurity skills gap is large and growing, with over 3.5 million cybersecurity positions expected to be unfilled globally by 2021. In the US, the gap has grown from 209,000 unfilled positions in 2015 to 300,000 currently. Europe faces a shortage of 350,000 cybersecurity professionals by 2022. Demand for cybersecurity jobs is increasing exponentially worldwide each year, but interest from job seekers remains low, exacerbating the skills gap problem for employers. While technology could potentially reduce needs, it cannot address insider threat risks that require skilled human professionals.
Historically, few viruses have been written to attack Mac-based operating systems. But as the popularity of these devices has increased, so has the popularity of Mac-targeted malware. Regardless of whether your organization uses Windows-based PCs or Macs or a mix of both, you need a solution that provides protection for all operating systems.
Over the past two years, Lookout has tracked the evolution of NotCompatible. NotCompatible.C has set a new bar for mobile malware sophistication and operational complexity.
Information Security Management System in the Banking SectorSamvel Gevorgyan
Information Security Management System design. Information security governance approaches comparison. ISMS processes. ISMS implementation. The biggest threats in the Banking sector. The future of banking and payment systems. The challenges and future of banking. Cybersecurity solutions for Financial services.
Discover the hard facts and real risks of identity theft from Javelin Strategy & Research. Here we share the 2012 Identity Fraud Report findings that reveal the new fraud frontier of social media and mobile—and why even the most sophisticated technology users are vulnerable. See how individuals and businesses can protect personal information from identity theft while interacting online, and learn more at http://www.LifeLockBusinessSolutions.com.
This document discusses predictions for cybersecurity threats in 2011 from M86 Security Labs. It predicts that (1) malware will increasingly use stolen digital certificates to bypass protections, (2) mobile malware targeting smartphones and tablets will rise as these devices grow in popularity, and (3) spam campaigns will more closely mimic messages from legitimate websites to appear more authentic and trick users.
- Cloud applications have faced a wide variety of threats over the last few years including phishing attacks, malware distribution, and data leakage. Credential stealing, account hijacking, and exploiting vulnerabilities in cloud apps' designs are common attack methods.
- Threat actors include risky employees, malicious insiders, and hackers/state actors. Hackers target cloud apps and users to steal data and access accounts through phishing, malware, or exploiting app vulnerabilities.
- Common threats are credential theft through phishing pages hosted on cloud apps, man-in-the-browser attacks, malware distribution using cloud storage, and data leakage through oversharing of sensitive files on cloud apps. Proper security controls and user awareness are needed to
Why care about secure web apps?
- 7 out of 10 web apps were vulnerable to the use of a hyperlink with a malicious code embedded to it
- 1 in 3 web apps aided hackers through information leakage: when a website unintentionally or unknowingly reveals sensitive information such as error messages or developer comments.
With Web 2.0 technologies and other development platforms, applications are becoming increasingly powerful and complex
The document summarizes information about Operation Aurora, which targeted Google and other companies in December 2009. It discusses the malware known as Hydraq that was used in the attacks, tricking victims into installing botnet agents. The Damballa research paper provides details on the command structure of the Aurora botnet and its history and patterns.
- Cybercrime profits drove cybercriminals to shift techniques in 2013 away from attachments towards malicious links as anti-spam measures improved. Ransomware targeting desktop computers also increased.
- Overall malware and spam levels decreased in 2013 from 2012 levels as botnets were disrupted, though mobile malware targeting Android devices significantly increased.
- Web security threats rose in 2013 as more websites were compromised to host exploit kits and malware, with education sites most commonly hacked. Current events were increasingly used to lure users to infected websites.
The rise of a generation of new hackers has propelled a boom in successful cyberattacks and data breaches over the last decade. This generation of "modern adversaries" has caused billions of dollars in damages in the last few years, and both the pace and danger of their attacks continue to grow.
This presentation analyzes modern hacker adversaries: who are they, how are they circumventing traditional security systems, and what can the information security industry do to detect and stop these new threats.
Did you know the average time it takes to remediate a breached social account is 5.5 hours? Our report, The Social Takeover, helps you understand why social media security is important for any organization to address.
This document discusses the visibility gap in cybersecurity and how threats now originate outside traditional network perimeters. It notes that most attacks start through email, social media, and mobile devices rather than within networks. Without visibility into these channels, organizations are missing most attacks and only see threats late in the attack cycle after attackers are already inside systems. The document argues organizations need to expand their view beyond networks to properly protect against modern cyber attacks.
The document summarizes key findings from a 2008 security threat report. It found that malware continues to grow significantly, with over 20,000 new suspicious files detected daily. Spam volumes have declined but remain financially motivated. Phishing now targets social networks in addition to financial information. The web poses the largest threat through SQL injection attacks and compromised websites, which number over 16,000 new pages daily. While malware for Apple and Linux is still low, their market share growth makes them potential future targets. Proactive detection is critical to address evolving threats to users and corporate reputations across all platforms.
Sophos Security Threat Report Jan 2010 Wpnadelamm2
The document summarizes security threats in 2010, focusing on social networking, data loss, encryption, and malware trends. Social networks like Facebook became major targets for hackers due to the large amount of personal data shared publicly. Malware like Koobface spread rapidly across social networks, stealing login credentials. Significant data breaches occurred at government agencies, banks, and corporations, compromising millions of customer records and highlighting the risks of unencrypted data loss. New operating systems and devices emerged but also faced security issues as old hacking techniques persisted.
Symantec Internet Security Threat Report 2014 - Volume 19Symantec
The 2014 Internet Security Threat Report gives an overview of global threat activity for the past year based on data from Symantec’s Global Intelligence Network.
Protect Yourself Against Today's Cybercriminals and HackersKaseya
This document discusses the threats from cybercriminals and hackers and provides recommendations for protecting endpoints. It notes that even companies making large security efforts have trouble keeping up with sophisticated cybercriminals. The endpoint is highlighted as the primary target and line of defense now. Kaseya is presented as a solution for blended protection across a unified platform with remediation and partnerships.
Top 12 Cybersecurity Predictions for 2017IBM Security
No industry is immune from a cyberattack. In fact, cyber experts are predicting that we may see a rise in attacks and a spread as industries previously on the fringe now face direct hits. The question is, “What’s in store for us in 2017?”
The most well known closed vulnerabilitiesRiyadh Khan
The document summarizes some of the most well-known closed vulnerabilities from 2017, including Cloudbleed, Shadow Broker Exploit Dumps containing the EternalBlue exploit, Apache Struts vulnerabilities like CVE-2017-5638 which enabled the Equifax breach, the Toast Overlay Android vulnerability, and BlueBorne issues in Bluetooth. It notes that vulnerabilities like these, whether known or unknown, pose risks if attackers are aware of them. Prioritizing fixes for the most widely known issues first can help improve security.
A Trip to ICT and Society Series 1 : INFECTED! PART 2ianpoblete13
This document provides information on the 10 most lethal computer viruses of all time, including details on the Storm virus, Leap-A/Oompa-A virus, Sasser and Netsky viruses, MyDoom virus, and Melissa virus. It also lists and describes the top 10 latest computer viruses and the best antivirus software today, such as Bitdefender, Kaspersky, and Norton antivirus.
Digital security update: 10 cybersecurity and privacy threatsEntefy
A much as we all enjoy a laugh at "lost Nigerian prince" email scams, more than $12 billion is lost annually to phishing scams. Add in malware, ransomware, cryptojacking, and accidental password exposure and the need for constant vigilance in our digital lives becomes clear. To help you stay informed, we've assembled these 10 examples of cybersecurity and data privacy threats.
The original research in this presentation comes from the Entefy article, "10 cybersecurity and privacy threats that will make you miss Nigerian prince and lottery email scams."
How large is the cyber security skills gap?Megan Thudium
The cybersecurity skills gap is large and growing, with over 3.5 million cybersecurity positions expected to be unfilled globally by 2021. In the US, the gap has grown from 209,000 unfilled positions in 2015 to 300,000 currently. Europe faces a shortage of 350,000 cybersecurity professionals by 2022. Demand for cybersecurity jobs is increasing exponentially worldwide each year, but interest from job seekers remains low, exacerbating the skills gap problem for employers. While technology could potentially reduce needs, it cannot address insider threat risks that require skilled human professionals.
Historically, few viruses have been written to attack Mac-based operating systems. But as the popularity of these devices has increased, so has the popularity of Mac-targeted malware. Regardless of whether your organization uses Windows-based PCs or Macs or a mix of both, you need a solution that provides protection for all operating systems.
Over the past two years, Lookout has tracked the evolution of NotCompatible. NotCompatible.C has set a new bar for mobile malware sophistication and operational complexity.
Information Security Management System in the Banking SectorSamvel Gevorgyan
Information Security Management System design. Information security governance approaches comparison. ISMS processes. ISMS implementation. The biggest threats in the Banking sector. The future of banking and payment systems. The challenges and future of banking. Cybersecurity solutions for Financial services.
Discover the hard facts and real risks of identity theft from Javelin Strategy & Research. Here we share the 2012 Identity Fraud Report findings that reveal the new fraud frontier of social media and mobile—and why even the most sophisticated technology users are vulnerable. See how individuals and businesses can protect personal information from identity theft while interacting online, and learn more at http://www.LifeLockBusinessSolutions.com.
This document discusses predictions for cybersecurity threats in 2011 from M86 Security Labs. It predicts that (1) malware will increasingly use stolen digital certificates to bypass protections, (2) mobile malware targeting smartphones and tablets will rise as these devices grow in popularity, and (3) spam campaigns will more closely mimic messages from legitimate websites to appear more authentic and trick users.
- Cloud applications have faced a wide variety of threats over the last few years including phishing attacks, malware distribution, and data leakage. Credential stealing, account hijacking, and exploiting vulnerabilities in cloud apps' designs are common attack methods.
- Threat actors include risky employees, malicious insiders, and hackers/state actors. Hackers target cloud apps and users to steal data and access accounts through phishing, malware, or exploiting app vulnerabilities.
- Common threats are credential theft through phishing pages hosted on cloud apps, man-in-the-browser attacks, malware distribution using cloud storage, and data leakage through oversharing of sensitive files on cloud apps. Proper security controls and user awareness are needed to
Why care about secure web apps?
- 7 out of 10 web apps were vulnerable to the use of a hyperlink with a malicious code embedded to it
- 1 in 3 web apps aided hackers through information leakage: when a website unintentionally or unknowingly reveals sensitive information such as error messages or developer comments.
With Web 2.0 technologies and other development platforms, applications are becoming increasingly powerful and complex
The document summarizes information about Operation Aurora, which targeted Google and other companies in December 2009. It discusses the malware known as Hydraq that was used in the attacks, tricking victims into installing botnet agents. The Damballa research paper provides details on the command structure of the Aurora botnet and its history and patterns.
- Cybercrime profits drove cybercriminals to shift techniques in 2013 away from attachments towards malicious links as anti-spam measures improved. Ransomware targeting desktop computers also increased.
- Overall malware and spam levels decreased in 2013 from 2012 levels as botnets were disrupted, though mobile malware targeting Android devices significantly increased.
- Web security threats rose in 2013 as more websites were compromised to host exploit kits and malware, with education sites most commonly hacked. Current events were increasingly used to lure users to infected websites.
The rise of a generation of new hackers has propelled a boom in successful cyberattacks and data breaches over the last decade. This generation of "modern adversaries" has caused billions of dollars in damages in the last few years, and both the pace and danger of their attacks continue to grow.
This presentation analyzes modern hacker adversaries: who are they, how are they circumventing traditional security systems, and what can the information security industry do to detect and stop these new threats.
Did you know the average time it takes to remediate a breached social account is 5.5 hours? Our report, The Social Takeover, helps you understand why social media security is important for any organization to address.
This document discusses the visibility gap in cybersecurity and how threats now originate outside traditional network perimeters. It notes that most attacks start through email, social media, and mobile devices rather than within networks. Without visibility into these channels, organizations are missing most attacks and only see threats late in the attack cycle after attackers are already inside systems. The document argues organizations need to expand their view beyond networks to properly protect against modern cyber attacks.
Social media privacy threats that you need to keep an eye on in 2021Impulse Digital
Social media users' interests about information protection have seen a sharp ascent throughout the most recent couple of years. Cybercriminals have developed the ability to deceive social based media users into sharing touchy individual data and information.
Insiders Guide to Social Engineering - End-Users are the Weakest LinkRichard Common
This book is your guide to helping you detect and prevent social engineering attacks, and to better understand how to defend your company from what has grown to become the dominant global cyber threat.
This document provides information about an event promoting cybersecurity and women in technology. It encourages joining an organization that helps women and girls get involved in IT careers. It lists speakers at the event from cybersecurity companies and academia. It defines cybersecurity and discusses common cyber attacks, the importance of security basics like passwords and updates, and the Australian Signals Directorate's Essential 8 cybersecurity strategies. The document promotes continuing the conversation on social media and contacting the event organizer for more information.
White Paper :- Spear-phishing, watering hole and drive-by attacks :- The New ...Invincea, Inc.
The single largest threat your organization faces today is network breach. Spear-phishing, poisoned search results, drive-by downloads, and legitimate sites being compromised to push malware are all part of our current reality. The most successful and common attacks vectors stem from targeted attacks on your employees. Organizations need to utilize solutions that protect their network from user error and support requirements for continuous monitoring, real-time situational awareness and providing actionable threat intelligence for their security teams.
This document discusses threats in social media according to a 2019 study. It finds that most adults use social media daily and have privacy/security concerns. Facebook is the most popular platform but 2 in 5 users are very concerned about privacy/security on it, and 1 in 5 have stopped using it due to such concerns. The document outlines key social media threats like data breaches, phishing/malware, catfishing/deception, and cyberbullying. It provides examples of each and advises users to take precautions like using strong passwords and privacy settings.
Social media Risk Management Presentation Sample (Animations don't work in sl...Alexander Larsen
This document discusses risks associated with social media use for organizations. It outlines both personal risks for employees from using social media as well as risks to organizations from employee social media use. The document provides examples of social media mishaps by companies. It emphasizes the importance of reputation management on social media and discusses strategies for organizations to manage social media risks, including developing policies, training employees, monitoring content, and being engaged on social media.
This document discusses social media security, privacy risks, and challenges. It outlines how sharing personal information on social media can lead to privacy breaches if default settings are not adjusted. It also explains how third parties can mine user data shared on social media for targeted advertising without consent. Additional risks include virus and malware attacks through ads, privacy issues with third party apps accessing contacts and location, legal issues from offensive posts, identity theft from shared personal details, cyberbullying, and use of social media for cyber terrorism activities. The document provides solutions such as using strong, unique passwords, being selective about shared information, enabling two-factor authentication and privacy settings, only installing apps from authorized sources, and keeping devices and software updated. It also
Social Media & Enterprise Security WhitepaperSchleighS
This document discusses security risks associated with employee use of social media in the workplace. It outlines threats like malware/viruses, data leakage, and damage to reputation that can occur when firms do not have adequate policies governing social media usage. While many companies have recognized social media's benefits, most still do not have formal social media policies. The document recommends steps firms can take to mitigate risks, like dedicated social media training, updated antivirus software, and separate networks for personal and work devices.
The document discusses social media and enterprise social computing. It defines social media as electronic platforms that allow two-way communication and interaction. It notes that nearly everyone will use social media in 2009. It then discusses why organizations should use social media, noting that people trust peers more than other sources and the tools are free and ubiquitous. It provides examples of enterprise social computing tools like blogs, RSS, social bookmarking, social networking and wikis. It also discusses challenges around security, policies and training for social media use in organizations.
The document discusses social media and enterprise social computing. It defines social media as electronic platforms that allow two-way communication and interaction. It notes that nearly everyone will use social media in 2009. It then discusses why organizations should use social media, noting that people trust peers more than other sources and the tools are free and ubiquitous. It provides examples of enterprise social computing tools like blogs, RSS, social bookmarking, social networking and wikis. It also discusses challenges around security, policies and training for social media use in organizations.
Privacy in today’s connected world is an illusion. All of our transactional data, both online and real-world can be mined. If someone truly wanted access to your information, they could have it with relatively little effort. As a result, privacy has begun to be regarded as a luxury item. What are the risks associated with your behavior? Why are data breaches so prevalent? What can you do to protect yourself? In this presentation, I share subject matter expertise derived from data security research and project-specific cybersecurity trend analysis. I share some practices I’ve developed in an effort to be better educated personally and make more informed choices about my own behavior.
The document discusses five issues for the current administration: cyber-terrorism, insider threats, risk mitigation, information security/corporate governance, and cloud computing. It provides details on each topic, including definitions, examples, studies that have been done, and considerations for each issue. The document contains information on how cyber-terrorism could impact national security infrastructure through massive blackouts or destruction of financial and transportation systems. It also discusses how insider threats are a major risk for businesses, with most events being triggered by workplace issues and motivated by financial gain. Risk mitigation aims to reduce risks through fixing flaws or compensatory controls. Information security and corporate governance deal with governance of information and ensuring security policies and roles are defined. Cloud computing
FORUM 2013 Social media - a risk management challengeFERMA
This document summarizes a presentation on managing risks related to social media. The presentation covers: opportunities and threats of social media; implications for business models; challenges and opportunities in controlling social media risks; and how to manage those risks. It discusses risks to governments, individuals, and enterprises from social media and provides examples of insurance solutions and best practices for risk management.
Internal infrastructure isn't the only way hackers gain access to important company data. Make sure you're aware of all the security protocols associated with your employees' social media accounts.
The document discusses cyber security threats and vulnerabilities. It provides statistics on malware attacks, vulnerable areas when online, and costs of cyber crimes. Emerging technologies like moving target and remote agent technologies are aimed to constantly change networks and monitor security, but collective global measures are still needed to maximize security as cyber attacks can significantly impact individuals, organizations, and entire economies.
Matt_Cyber Security Core Deck September 2016.pptxNakhoudah
The document discusses trends in the cyber security market and the chief information security officer (CISO) role. It notes the growing threat of cyber attacks and increasing importance of the CISO position. The CISO role has evolved from a technical role to require business skills to communicate cyber risk to executives. The document also discusses cyber security organization structures, emerging CISO profiles, and competencies for different types of CISOs. Finally, it briefly mentions the talent implications of digital transformation, including new roles in data analytics and existing roles requiring digital skills.
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
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What sets Denis apart is his comprehensive understanding of Business and Systems Analysis technologies, honed through involvement in all phases of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). From meticulous requirements gathering to precise analysis, innovative design, rigorous development, thorough testing, and successful implementation, he has consistently delivered exceptional results.
Throughout his career, he has taken on multifaceted roles, from leading technical project management teams to owning solutions that drive operational excellence. His conscientious and proactive approach is unwavering, whether he is working independently or collaboratively within a team. His ability to connect with colleagues on a personal level underscores his commitment to fostering a harmonious and productive workplace environment.
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This is part 1 of my Java Learning Journey. This Contains Custom methods, classes, constructors, packages, multithreading , try- catch block, finally block and more.
3. 3
CSO – SOCIAL IS A TOP 5 CONCERN
Cyber attack No. 4: Social media threats
“Our online world is a social world led by Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or their
country-popular counterparts. Social media threats usually arrive as a rogue
friend or application install request…Many of today’s worst hacks started
out as simple social media hacking. Don’t underestimate the potential.”
4. 4
FORBES – DELOITTE COMPROMISED VIA
SOCIAL
“The lovely and disarming ‘Mia Ash’ is a fictional female created by the
highly-active hacker crew known as OilRig, which…
SecureWorks believes is sponsored by the Iranian regime. In July 2016,
Mia's puppeteers targeted a Deloitte cybersecurity employee,
engaging him through [Facebook] in conversations about his job.”
5. 5
CISCO – SOCIAL IS #1 SOURCE OF MALWARE
“Facebook is now the #1 source of malware…Unsurprisingly, ‘social
media’ saw the largest jump from last year’s report on the list of top
24 concerns; social is now ranked #3 overall…Facebook malware
is just one example of this dangerous new confluence.”
6. 6
BUSINESS.COM – DON’T FORGET TO SECURE
SOCIAL
“Businesses already know how important security and protection is in
today's digital world. However, they often leave out social media, not
realizing how porous [social media] can be when it comes to hacks and
breaches. There are several ways in which things can go wrong.”
7. 7
SOCIAL & DIGITAL IS THE NEW RISK VECTOR
ATTACK SURFACE OVER TIME
PROTECTED
ELEMENTS
SECURITY
TECHNOLOGIES
THREATS
& RISKS
Laptops, PCs,
Devices
ENDPOINT
SECURITY
VIRUS
MALWARE
EMPLOYEES
NETWORK
SECURITY
HQ, Offices &
Datacenters
DATA EXFILTRATION
ACCOUNT
COMPROMISE
SYSTEM
COMPROMISE
BUSINESSES &
EMPLOYEES
EMAIL
SECURITY
Exchange,
Lotus, Google
PHISHING
CREDENTIAL THEFT
ACCOUNT
COMPROMISE
RANSOMWARE
BUSINESSES, EXECS
& EMPLOYEES
SOCIAL MEDIA &
DIGITAL SECURITY
Social Media
Mobile
Collaboration
Domains
SOCIAL PROFILING
VIRUS
MALWARE
RANSOMWARE
PHISHING
DATA EXFILTRATION
CREDENTIAL THEFT ACCOUNT COMPROMISE
PHYSICAL ATTACK
FRAUD/SCAMS
BUSINESSES, BRANDS, CUSTOMERS,
EMPLOYEES & EXECUTIVES
8. 8
SOCIAL IS A MAJOR BUSINESS PLATFORM
60% buying decisions made on
perception of brand vs. product or service quality
40% Increase in performance for social
brands vs. S&P 500
22.4% of total enterprise marketing
budgets spent on social in next 4 years
89% of employees active on social
media for personal AND business purposes
Major Business Investment
Critical Customer Revenue &
Retention Platform
Exposure To Targeted Attack &
Data Loss
9. 9
IMPACT OF SOCIAL, DIGITAL & COLLABORATION
83%
Global organization’s use social as
key business platform
22%
of total enterprise marketing budgets
spent on social in next 4 years
$1.2B
Annual targeted social phishing
cost to organizations
200 Million
Facebook Business Pages Alone!
<1%
Currently have protection
61% More
than all “.coms” in the world
97%
Collaboration users service
more clients
80%
Global orgs use enterprise
collaboration
28%
Employees use collaboration
to share data
<12%
Organization’s have visibility
into activity
12. 12
TACTIC #1: ACCOUNT HIJACKING
New York Post
1.8 Facebook accounts hacked
every second; 600,000 every day
Harris Poll
2 in 3 social media users have had
their accounts hijacked
14. 14
TACTIC #2: EMPLOYEE ATTACKS
Intel McAfee
Employees experience more
cybercrime on social media than
any other business platform,
including email and filesharing.
Wombat
Employees struggle with “using
social media safely” more than any
other online activity
Barracuda
92% of employees have
experienced cyberattacks on social
Norton
36% of employees accept
unsolicited friend requests; only
11% open unsolicited emails
19. 19
TACTIC #4: FRAUDULENT ACCOUNTS
ZeroFOX
Instances of fraudulent accounts
increased 11x in the past 24
months
ZeroFOX
38% of brand impersonations drive
users to phishing pages
20. 20
Kaspersky
7.57 million victims of social
phishing annually
CISCO
Facebook is the most common
delivery mechanism for malware;
the #1 way to breach the network
RSA
Global cost of social media
phishing is $1.2 billion
TACTIC #3: SOCIAL PHISHING/MALWARE
23. 23
TACTIC #6: INFORMATION LEAKAGE
InfoWatch
Over 1,500 data leaks occur every
year and 72.8% from insiders
E&Y
The average cost per record lost is
$214, data breach is >$7M
25. 25
TACTIC #8: FRAUD & SCAMS
Cybersource
Retailers lost $3.5 billion last year
to online fraud
ZeroFOX
Scams are posted 3x faster than
they are taken down. Money
flipping scams on Instagram alone
cost banks roughly $420 million
every year.
Coupon Information Center
400,770 fake coupons / year
26. 26
IMMEDIATE RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Set up two-factor authentication for your accounts.
2. Be wary of messages and connection requests.
3. Do not post personal information on personal or professional
accounts.
4. Ensure your personal info needed to register a social media account
is hidden from everyone.
5. Use a strong, unique password and change regularly; use a
password manager to make this easy.
6. Ensure authenticity of social networks logins and links.
7. Keep your computer and browser up to date
8. Encourage friends, family, coworkers to take similar precautions on
social media
27. 27
OUR VISION
To protect people and organizations from the risks
introduced by social communication & collaboration
platforms
[The ZeroFOX Platform is] "groundbreaking"... "game-changing"...
"one of the most revolutionary platforms that exists."
-- Forbes, R. L. Adams April 4, 2017
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EMPLOYEE
PROTECTION
BUSINESS
PROTECTION
SECURITY
PLATFORM
EXECUTIVES
Adds Protection from impersonators, physical & travel
threats, credential theft, malicious links & more
END USERS
Adds Protection from credential theft, malicious links,
viruses, and abusive posts via monitoring, alerting & training
BRANDS
Protection from takeover, fake spoofing, fraud/scams,
counterfeit, violence, phishing, inappropriate use
ENTERPRISES
Protection for credential theft, insider threat & DLP, PII
leakage, compliance, physical security, & threat intel
SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS
Facebook, Twitter & LinkedIn Auto Content Moderation &
Protection from takeover, violence, phishing, scams
29. 29
MACHINE LEARNING
Artificial Intelligence Classifiers
Zero Day Protection
FoxThreats
CUSTOM RULES &
POLICIES
SOCIAL MEDIA
- Open Networks
- Closed Networks
- Enterprise Networks
WEB / DEEP WEB
- TLD Registrations
- Bin & Dump Sites
- Breach Notifications
- Custom Sites
MOBILE STORES
END USER ACCOUNTS
- Open Social
- Closed Social
- Breach Notifications
API
AUTOMATED
REMEDIATION
SECURITY
INTEGRATION
MANAGED
SERVICES
Integrate threat data into
existing security tools,
empowering existing defense
against digital attacks
Automatically remove
malicious content and profiles
from the social networks
directly
Expert digital risk analysts
provide 24x7x365 coverage
…
…
…
…
…
…
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WHAT ZEROFOX CAN PROTECT AGAINST
1 Phishing & Malware2
Account Fraud &
Takeover
3
Inappropriate Content4 5
Scams & Fraud
6
Compromised
Credentials & PII
Threats & Violence