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A IT security audit helps to maintain data integrity and confidentiality. The data may also contain sensitive information like payment card details which are of utmost importance. www.socassurance.ca/cyber-security-advisory/
We were originally going to receive a building tour from the architect behind the hotel conversion of PSFS. Unfortunately, he was sick and unable to make it. Security allowed us to do the tour on our own, which inevitably led to the rooftop. Being up there was truly an experience I'll remember the rest of my life.
Layout für eine Powerpoint-Präsentation für das IT-Sicherheitsunternehmen Atsec.
Layout for a Powerpoint-presentation for the IT-security-company Atsec.
(Da esquerda para a direita) Rui Damião (IT Security), Hugo Martins (Horizon View), Bernardete Carvalho (Sophos Portugal), Sérgio Martinho (Lusitania Seguros) e Roberto Trematerra (Floene) no painel "Dispositivos e EDR".
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Thank you to Warren Averett, LLC for hosting our Jan. 13 Leaders In Business Lunch. Jason Asbury, president of Warren Averett's Technology Group, shared information on IT Security.
Thank you to those donating door prizes, including 360 Blue, Barracuda Harley Davidson, The Breakfast Table Cafe, Community Bank Coast, Eglin Federal Credit Union, Glass Doctor, Gulf Power, Heritage Museum of Northwest Florida, Life's A Beach, Planet Beach Contempo Spa, SimpleHR / SimpleHIRE, Trustmark National Bank, and Warren Averett.
Cybersecurity is a paramount concern in vehicles since insufficient security puts lives at risk. It is critical to quantify risks and scoring vulnerabilities has proven to be a useful tool for traditional IT security to evaluate the criticality of vulnerabilities with respect to their risks. We present a methodology for adapting the proven CVSS scoring system to vehicles. This paper discusses the connected car environment and differences between vehicular security and traditional IT systems security. Following this discussion, we study publicly known vulnerabilities in vehicular security with the ultimate objective of quantifying them using the existing CVSS scale for IT systems. Equipped with the CVSS score, we are able to objectively comment on the impact of vehicular vulnerabilities and, ultimately, the need for architectural and add-on security upgrades for vehicles. We also propose a CVV naming system, based on CVE by MITRE, to assign unique identifiers to these vulnerabilities so that vehicular vulnerabilities can be efficiently tracked and studied. Finally, we draw inferences towards changing trends in vehicle security and address the question of whether vehicle hacking is mature enough to be an immediate threat for society.
Henrique Carreiro, Diretor da IT Insight, moderou o painel "A Proteção dos Serviços Cloud".
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David Marques, Information Security Manager do Grupo Nabeiro, participou no painel "A Proteção dos Serviços Cloud".
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Speakers
Norbert Pohlmann, Professor and Director Institute for Internet Security and Chairman, TeleTrusT - IT Security Association Germany
Joerg Borchert, Vice President, Infineon Technologies
Kurt Roemer, Chief Security Strategist, Citrix Systems
Ersin Uzun, Director of Technology Solutions & Strategy, PARC
Thomas Hemker, Principal Systems Engineer, Symantec
Kim Nguyen, Managing Director, GmbH/D-Trust GmbH, Chief Scientist Security, Bundesdruckerei GmbH
Moderator:
Howard Schmidt, Former Cybersecurity Adviser for both President G.W. Bush and President Barak Obama. Partner Ridge Schmidt Cyber LLC
1.Use passwords that can't be easily guessed, and protect your passwords. Think more in terms of pass-phrases, rather than random strings of characters. A password like “My Dog is Kibbles!” isn’t significantly longer than the minimum length, but is significantly easier to remember and almost impossible to “hack”.
2.Minimize storage of sensitive information. If you don’t need to store it, don’t. If you do, make sure you store on a network location where it will get backed up.
3.Beware of scams. If you’re not expecting a call from IT to talk about your computer, don’t believe people who call claiming to be from IT. Legitimate IT Support will never ask for your password. Even if they insist, don’t disclose your password to anyone.
4.Protect information when using the Internet and email. Always use the “[encrypt]” or “[secure]” subject line tags for sensitive emails.
5.Don’t turn off your computer overnight. We all love the environment, but modern computers do a good job of minimizing their power usage when they’re not being actively used. IT (and automated security programs) would prefer do maintenance and reboot your machine overnight. This will also help to minimize the impact to your daily routine.
6.Secure laptop computers and mobile devices at all times: Lock them up or carry them with you. Getting a device stolen isn’t fun for anybody.
7.Lock your computer when you walk away or leave it unattended. It only takes a few seconds for a malicious person to steal your files or cause problems if they have physical access to your system.
8.Secure your area before leaving it unattended. Paper-based medical records and other sensitive information is an easy target for anybody who walks by.
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Speakers
Norbert Pohlmann, Professor and Director Institute for Internet Security and Chairman, TeleTrusT - IT Security Association Germany
Joerg Borchert, Vice President, Infineon Technologies
Kurt Roemer, Chief Security Strategist, Citrix Systems
Ersin Uzun, Director of Technology Solutions & Strategy, PARC
Thomas Hemker, Principal Systems Engineer, Symantec
Kim Nguyen, Managing Director, GmbH/D-Trust GmbH, Chief Scientist Security, Bundesdruckerei GmbH
Moderator:
Howard Schmidt, Former Cybersecurity Adviser for both President G.W. Bush and President Barak Obama. Partner Ridge Schmidt Cyber LLC
João Rosário, IT Operations Manager da Zeitreel, participou no painel "A Proteção dos Serviços Cloud".
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Taken at the RSA Conference 2012 in San Francisco.
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Read "25 Infosec Gurus Admit to their Mistakes...and What They Learned from Them" at
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Luís Ramos, Systems Engineer da Cisco, no palco da IT Security Conference 2022 durante a apresentação "Simplicidade, Visibilidade e Eficiência com uma Plataforma de Segurança Integrada".
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Paulo Moniz, Information Security and IT Risk na EDP, durante a apresentação "Building Cyber Resilience".
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Vasco Sousa, Territory Manager da Arcserve, durante a apresentação "Hackeado! Como Recuperar a minha Infraestrutura após um Ataque de Ransomware?".
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Follow up to Assignment 31 but a concept of their work. So much IT security uses a padlock icon I wnet with an open padlock to represent what we think is secured but may only be an illusion.
José Alegria, CISO da Altice Portugal, durante a apresentação "Por uma Doutrina Ativa de Cibersegurança".
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Taken at the RSA Conference 2012 in San Francisco.
See all the speech bubble photos from RSA at
www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/?p=5115
Read "25 Infosec Gurus Admit to their Mistakes...and What They Learned from Them" at
www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/it-security-data-prote...
Taken at the RSA Conference 2012 in San Francisco.
See all the speech bubble photos from RSA at
www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/?p=5115
Read "25 Infosec Gurus Admit to their Mistakes...and What They Learned from Them" at
www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/it-security-data-prote...
Hugo Martins, Diretor de Sistemas de Informação da Horizon View, participou no painel "Dispositivos e EDR".
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Rui Damião (esquerda), Diretor da IT Security, entrevistou João Camões (direita), Chefe da Divisão de Estruturas de Comunicações e Segurança da Secretaria-Geral da Economia, no palco da IT Security Conference.
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Speakers
Norbert Pohlmann, Professor and Director Institute for Internet Security and Chairman, TeleTrusT - IT Security Association Germany
Joerg Borchert, Vice President, Infineon Technologies
Kurt Roemer, Chief Security Strategist, Citrix Systems
Ersin Uzun, Director of Technology Solutions & Strategy, PARC
Thomas Hemker, Principal Systems Engineer, Symantec
Kim Nguyen, Managing Director, GmbH/D-Trust GmbH, Chief Scientist Security, Bundesdruckerei GmbH
Moderator:
Howard Schmidt, Former Cybersecurity Adviser for both President G.W. Bush and President Barak Obama. Partner Ridge Schmidt Cyber LLC
Cybersecurity is a paramount concern in vehicles since insufficient security puts lives at risk. It is critical to quantify risks and scoring vulnerabilities has proven to be a useful tool for traditional IT security to evaluate the criticality of vulnerabilities with respect to their risks. We present a methodology for adapting the proven CVSS scoring system to vehicles. This paper discusses the connected car environment and differences between vehicular security and traditional IT systems security. Following this discussion, we study publicly known vulnerabilities in vehicular security with the ultimate objective of quantifying them using the existing CVSS scale for IT systems. Equipped with the CVSS score, we are able to objectively comment on the impact of vehicular vulnerabilities and, ultimately, the need for architectural and add-on security upgrades for vehicles. We also propose a CVV naming system, based on CVE by MITRE, to assign unique identifiers to these vulnerabilities so that vehicular vulnerabilities can be efficiently tracked and studied. Finally, we draw inferences towards changing trends in vehicle security and address the question of whether vehicle hacking is mature enough to be an immediate threat for society.
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Cybersecurity is a paramount concern in vehicles since insufficient security puts lives at risk. It is critical to quantify risks and scoring vulnerabilities has proven to be a useful tool for traditional IT security to evaluate the criticality of vulnerabilities with respect to their risks. We present a methodology for adapting the proven CVSS scoring system to vehicles. This paper discusses the connected car environment and differences between vehicular security and traditional IT systems security. Following this discussion, we study publicly known vulnerabilities in vehicular security with the ultimate objective of quantifying them using the existing CVSS scale for IT systems. Equipped with the CVSS score, we are able to objectively comment on the impact of vehicular vulnerabilities and, ultimately, the need for architectural and add-on security upgrades for vehicles. We also propose a CVV naming system, based on CVE by MITRE, to assign unique identifiers to these vulnerabilities so that vehicular vulnerabilities can be efficiently tracked and studied. Finally, we draw inferences towards changing trends in vehicle security and address the question of whether vehicle hacking is mature enough to be an immediate threat for society.