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Survey Results

• 13-1 believed Pres. Bush crossed the line
• 11-3 would not like to see CCTV installed in
  Public facilities
• 9-5 believed CCTV is a invasion of priacy
• 10-4 would not feel safer with the installment of
  CCTV
• 13-1 believe the Naked Scaner is an invasion of
  privacy
• 10-4 would take the machine over a frisk
• 9-0 would not fly if they had to wear only a
  surgeons gown
• 8-6 believe with the advancement of RFID
  technology that we will become serial numbers

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Quick Fixes

• How long has is taken for 2.5 million CCTV
  cameras to be installed in the UK?
• The use of CCTV began in the 70s and 80s on a
  small scale
• One of the first cases of outdoor CCTV was in
  Bournemouth in 1985
• CCTV started on the big scale in the 1990s
• With the passing of CCTV Looking Out for you
  issued by Home Office in 1994, CCTV took off

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More Quick Fixes

• Is there a special type of holder available to
  prevent the use of an unwanted scanner?
• There are other protections used as well
• The chips come installed with extra layers of
  metal
• The chips can also sense a differentiation in
  thermal and UV light usage.

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Consent Debate

• Legal in public place
• Legal if non profit
• Illegal in place where privacy is expected (
  bathroom, bedroom)
• Illegal if ease dropping
• Illegal if you slander what people have said
  (Borat the Movie)

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RFID on Containers

• Currently two government initiatives to help the
  screening process of shipping containers
• CSI (Container Security Initiative)
• SST (Smart and Secure Tradelanes)
• The primary advantage to RFID in a port is it is
  automatic data collection. Two benefits
• Accurate and complete data collection
• Better utilization of employees time.

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CSI

• CSI is intended to extend the U.S.s zone of
  security outward, making them the last line of
  defense.
• CSI consists of four core elements
• Establish security criteria for identifying high
  risk containers based on advance information
• Pre-screen containers ASAP
• Use technology to quickly pre-screen high risk
  containers.
• Develop secure and "smart" containers.

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SST

• Trying to improve the security and productivity
  of cargo shipments with the technology available
  including RFID smart seals
• Monitor containers security at all times
• Speed shipments through the supply chain
• Verify the container was loaded securely
• Reduce probability of a tamper event
• Gather data to conduct a "virtual inspection"
• Make sure containers meet governmental security
  regulations.
• Receive "green lane" through customs
• Avoid delays in the shipment process
• Minimize the cost of handling

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RFID Security Features

• RFID also allows increase in security in 5 ways
• Access Control
• Container Security
• Container Identification/Location
• Activity Tracking
• Regulatory Compliance

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Phishing

• Show video clip Email Phishing
• The act of phishing is referred to as an
  attempt to fraudulently obtain personal
  information such as credit card numbers,
  passwords, and/or your social security number.
• A phishing email contains official looking
  urls, addresses, and logos to gain your trust so
  you are easily persuaded to hand over your
  information on a platter.
• On February 28th 2005, the Anti-Phishing Act was
  passed. The act in a nutshell criminalized
  Internet scams involving fraudulently obtaining
  personal information, commonly known as phishing.

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Phishing Prevention

• How to protect yourself from a phishing email
• DONT respond
• Report the suspicious website
• Dont click any links on the email you receive
• Check the security certificates of the website
• Type the url of the website you need directly
• Dont type personal information into pop up
  windows
• Update prevention software

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