A Special Eurobarometer public opinion survey on “cyber security” in the EU27 countries tries to answer for the EU. The aim of the survey is to understand EU citizens’ experiences and perceptions of cyber security issues. The survey examines the frequency...
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Please welcome Dmitry Barinov to the Cybersecurity topic. Dmirtywill be presenting the session “Multifactor Authentication and Benefits of NFC”at the North America CACs in Dallas, Texas 15-17 April 2013. Dmitry is joining our discussion to gain anunderst...
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Please welcome Patrick Mattson to the Cybersecurity topic. Patrickwill be presenting the session “Phishing within your Company” at the NorthAmerica CACs in Dallas, Texas 15-17 April 2013. Patrick is joining our discussion to gain an understanding of theq...
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Hello Thought Leaders -
I have published a new book for exactly our group (title: "C(I)SO - And Now What?") - available at https://www.createspace.com/4043003 or via Amazon etc. online.
More details below:
The ISBN#s are:
ISBN-13: 978-1480237414
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Cybercrime now costs over $1 trillion globally. Given the release of these statistics, I thought you might be interested in 3 of SC magazine’s upcoming webcasts ( http://www.scwebcasts.tv ) which will offer valuable insights into the shape of these threat...
Eberechi | 12/12/2012 6:21:01 AM | COMMENTS(3)
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The Cybersecurity Act of 2012, which was introduced on Feb 14, by four senators, is a wide-ranging bill that would require operators of critical infrastructure networks to adopt cybersecurity practices if evaluations by DHS find their security lacking. ...
Eberechi | 12/12/2012 6:18:05 AM | COMMENTS(1)
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Advanced persistent threat (APT) has been a term used frequently during security threat discussion; however, confusion exists as to what an APT is and how to manage the risk associated with it.
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10 Jun 2013
ISACA International Event
Berlin, Germany
Early bird deadline has been extended: save over US $350 when you register by 1 May. Learn from industry-leading IT experts at Insights 2013. This is a unique opportunity to discover revolutionary new ideas at the world’s premier business event.
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30 Sep 2013
ISACA International Event
Medellín, Colombia
La Conferencia Latinoamericana CACS/ISRM 2013 en Medellín, Colombia es la conferencia principal latinoamericana para los profesionales de auditoría, riesgo y seguridad de la información. Ahorre más de EE.UU. $ 100 si se inscribe antes del 7 de agosto!
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Volume 3, 2013
by Steven J. Ross, CISA, CISSP, MBCP
Ever since humankind built walls around its fortresses and towns, attackers have built ladders to climb over the walls.
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Volume 3, 2013
by Dan Bogdanov, Ph.D., and Aivo Kalu, Ph.D., CISA
A cloud is a remote-access platform; thus, technical controls that remotely enforce a particular security policy are especially efficient.
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Volume 1, 2013
by Steven J. Ross, CISA, CISSP, MBCP
Emerging cyberattacks against the US’s critical infrastructures are rapidly outstripping the ability of security and risk management professionals to maintain high availability and uptime assurances.
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Volume 6, 2012
by Stewart Hayes, Malcolm Shore and Miles Jakeman, Ph.D.
The Internet has a well-earned reputation as a hostile environment, and the growth of organised cybercrime is evidence that there is not enough being done to manage the risk.
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Volume 6, 2012
by Steven J. Ross, CISA, CISSP, MBCP
From a purely financial standpoint, what would a widespread cyberattack look like should it be broadly targeted on the economy of an entire nation?
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Volume 6, 2012
by David R. Han
Cybersecurity attacks have increased in frequency and affect virtually all industries.
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Facebook explains its security team discovered sometime in January that “a handful of employees” had visited an unnamed compromised mobile developer website hosting a Java exploit which then allowed malware to be installed on these employee laptops. Facebook says that the laptops in question “were fully-patched and running up-to-date anti-virus software.”
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ISACA referenced in CIO report from the Wall Street Journal
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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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(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 the nations.
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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 created th...
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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 engineers of ...
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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 paramilitary BACR...
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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 the advances in ...
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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.Curren...
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