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Computer crimes call for forensics specialists, people who know how to find and follow the evidence.
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Aimed at both the novice and expert in IT security and industrial control systems (ICS), this book will help readers gain a better understanding of protecting ICSs from electronic threats.
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15 May 2012
ISACA International Event
Washington, DC, USA
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12 Jun 2012
ISACA International Event
Dallas, Texas, USA
ISACA Training is a unique educational event designed to provide the tools you need to maintain, update and upgrade your skills, and to continue your professional development.
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7 Aug 2012
ISACA International Event
Chicago, Illinois, USA
ISACA Training is a unique educational event designed to provide the tools you need to maintain, update and upgrade your skills, and to continue your professional development.
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11 Sep 2012
ISACA International Event
San Francisco, California, USA
ISACA Training is a unique educational event designed to provide the tools you need to maintain, update and upgrade your skills, and to continue your professional development.
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2 Oct 2012
ISACA International Event
Orlando, Florida, USA
ISACA Training is a unique educational event designed to provide the tools you need to maintain, update and upgrade your skills, and to continue your professional development.
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Volume 3, 2012
by Steven J. Ross, CISA, CISSP, MBCP
To accelerate investments in security, we security professionals must do a better job of communicating the reality of the threats that our organizations face.
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Volume 3, 2012
by Fabrizio Baiardi, Claudio Telmon, CISA, CISSP, and Daniele Sgandurra, Ph.D.
Haruspex is a risk evaluation methodology defined and implemented by the research group on risk management in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Pisa, Italy.
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Volume 1, 2012
by Edward Amoroso | Reviewed by Jeimy J. Cano M., Ph.d., CFC, CFE, CMAS
This book is particularly interesting to and useful for information security and IT governance professionals because of its strategic and tactical guidance that can help refine decisions on the protection of critical infrastructure.
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Volume 6, 2011
by Steven J. Ross, CISA, CISSP, MBCP
Enterprises other than governments have the ability to do some serious damage electronically—my turn to eat crow.
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Volume 5, 2011
by Steven J. Ross, CISA, CISSP, MBCP
Serious cyberattacks have been in the news quite a lot recently. Large organizations in the United States, including Lockheed, Google, Citigroup and the International Monetary Fund, have all reported successful attempts perpetrated against them.
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Volume 5, 2011
by Derek Mohammed, Ph.D., CISA, CISSP, PMP
Organizations need fully articulated security policies and procedures based on industry best practices to solidify their information system defenses and meet legal, contractual and regulatory requirements.
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You can remotely infiltrate conference rooms in firms — all by simply calling in to unsecured videoconferencing systems that can be found by doing a scan of the internet.
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200GB Of Emails, Credit Cards Stolen, Client List Released, Includes MF Global, Rockefeller Foundation.
Anonymous disclosed that it has hacked the Stratfor website (since confirmed by Friedman himself), but it has also obtained the full client list of over 4000 individuals and corporations, including their credit cards (which supposedly have been used to make $1 million in "donations"), as well as over 200 GB of email correspondence. And since the leaked client list is the who is who of intelligence, and capital management, including such names as Goldman Sachs, the Rockefeller Foundation and, yep, MF Global, we are certain that not only Stratfor and its clients will be waiting with bated breath to see just what additional troves of information are unleashed, but virtually everyone else, in this very sensitive time from a geopolitical point of view. And incidentally, we can't help but notice that Anonymous may have finally ventured into the foreign relations arena.
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Google Inc. and Intel Corp. were logical targets for China-based hackers, given the solid-gold intellectual property data stored in their computers. An attack by cyber spies on iBahn, a provider of Internet services to hotels, takes some explaining.
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Zappos.Com, best-known for selling shoes and clothing online and its top-notch customer service and corporate culture, appears to be the latest victim of a cyber attack resulting in a data breach. 24 Million Customers Potentially Exposed After Attackers Breach Internal Systems
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As email, documents, and almost every aspect of our professional and personal lives moves onto the “cloud”—remote servers we rely on to store, guard, and make available all of our data whenever and from wherever we want them, all the time and into eternity—a brush with disaster reminds the author and his wife just how vulnerable those data can be. A trip to the inner fortress of Gmail, where Google developers recovered six years’ worth of hacked and deleted e‑mail, provides specific advice on protecting and backing up data now—and gives a picture both consoling and unsettling of the vulnerabilities we can all expect to face in the future.
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"a virtual cyberweapon" has passed closed network tests in which it jumped between attacking computers, reached the origin of the attack and sent back ID information to its controllers. And all the while cleaning the servers of the attacking code.
But is it really true?
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(By: William Darío Ávila Díaz, PhD)
A new tool to combat Internet crime is now a reality thanks to an agreement signed by thirty countries, where they commit to the creation of international legislation attached to the local laws of each of...
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(By: William Darío Ávila Díaz, PhD)
Colombia is the first Latin American country to adopt cyberspace strategy to prevent and tackle crime and minimize the risk level of citizens from threats or incidents of cyber nature. This is why they were cre...
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(By: William Darío Ávila Díaz, PhD)Keywords: trilogy in the security strategy; criminal gangs; terrorism on the Internet; legislation; and cyber-communication tools.
In Colombia we have seen that has developed over the past 50 years, cyberterrorism.
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(By: William Darío Ávila Díaz, PhD)
During the National Forum on National Security and Defence held on August 30, 2011 in Barranquilla, Teatro José Consuegra Higgins, the head of the Joint Chiefs, General Luis Felipe Paredes, spoke about...
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(By: William Darío Ávila Díaz, PhD)
Criminal gangs (also called BACRIM)[1]:
Emerging criminal gangs emerge, the process of mobilizing the "Self-defense Forces of Colombia" (AUC), or paramilitaries, which began in 2003.
These are the new param...
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(By: William Darío Ávila Díaz, PhD)
Situation:
[1]On September 21, 2011, the website of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Colombia, was attacked by the "Colectivo Nacional Anonymous", who kept for several hours off duty.
The eng...
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