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Title: Top Threats and What You Can Do About Them


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Cyber Security
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  • Top Threats and What You Can Do About Them
  • By

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Hackers
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Cyber Warfare
4
Dictators
5
Your Employees
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The Bad News
  • For Cyber Criminals size doesnt matter
  • Successful attacks on small-midsize businesses
    grew by 64 in 2014
  • Smaller companies are low hanging fruit

7
More Bad News
  • Automated attacks mean criminals can hit
    thousands of businesses

8
The Really Bad News
  • 60 of small businesses that suffer an attack
    shut down after 6 months

9
Small Business Security Threats
  • Social Engineering
  • Phishing
  • Malware
  • Viruses
  • Worms
  • Trojan horses
  • Ransomware

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Social Engineering
  • Psychological manipulation of people into
    performing actions or divulging confidential
    information.

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Phishing
  • The attempt to acquire sensitive information
    such as usernames, passwords, and credit card
    details (and sometimes, indirectly, money), often
    for malicious reasons, by masquerading as a
    trustworthy entity in an electronic communication.

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Phishing Example A(Hello Dearest)
  • Hello Dearest,
  •  
  • Compliments of the day.
  •  
  • I came across your contact address while
    searching for someone to
  • help me, I lost my parents and want you to stand
    as my foreign trustee
  • to retrive and  invest USD6.5 Million which I
    inherited from my late
  • parent.
  •  
  • I tried to get this money out  from the bank ,
    but the management
  • refused because of my age. I am ready to give you
    25 of  the whole
  • money at the completion of the transaction, write
    me back for more
  • details.
  •  
  • Regards,
  • Miss.Mary Anderson

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Phishing Example B(Mr. Leon)
  • 1,500,000 USD A Personal Donation to you from
    Mr.Leon hirtle, Contact Mr. Leon hirtle
  • On mrleonhirtle2_at_gmail.com . for more details.
  •  Greetings!!! I'm Mr Juan Colombás from Lloyds
    banking Group United Kingdom. I saw your profile
    and I want to have a Joint Venture with you. You
    can view my website and contact me for more
    details http//www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/about_us
    /directors/board_directors.asp Mr. Juan
    ColombásEmail lloydsbanksb_at_yahoo.co.uk
    Mobile 447872219425www.lloydsbankinggroup.com

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Phishing Example C(The Official Message)
  •  
  • THIS IS AN AUTOMATED-NOTIFICATION
    .
  •  
  • 08 / 06 / 2015.
  •  
  • .
  • Public-Records Access-Correspondence.
  • .
  • MESSAGE ID NO.2542591623.
  • .
  • 82U-jW8 BACKGROUND NOTICE.
  • .
  •  
  • It has just been-brought to our attention that
    one new-negative item was recently-added to your
    public-records on 08 - 06 - 2015.
  •  
  • This new-negative line-item that was
    recently-posted, as well as all of your public
    record-file(s) are currently-accessible online
    can be viewed anyone who is searching your name
    or any other information related to you.
  •  
  •  
  • Go here today and review this negative-item and
    formally-dispute http//updatedscans.updatedonlin
    escaninfo.work

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Phishing Example D(The Official Email)
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Malware
  • Malware short for malicious software, is any
    software used to disrupt computer operation,
    gather sensitive information, or gain access to
    private computer systems.

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Ransomware
  • A type of malware that restricts access to a
    computer system that it infects in some way, and
    demands that the user pay a ransom to the
    operators of the malware to remove the
    restriction.

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Ransomware Example A
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Things To Consider
  • Fake Wireless Access Points
  • Browser cookies that save passwords
  • Malicious Apps

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The Good News!
  • You dont need to be an expert to protect
    yourself like an expert

21
More Good News
  • Cyber Security experts
  • What are the 3 most important things you do to
    protect your security online?

22
The Top 5 Responses
  • Installing software updates
  • Using unique passwords
  • Using strong passwords
  • Using two factor authentication
  • Using a password manager

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Anti-Phishing Tips
  • Beware of emails that try to get you to click a
    link in order to change your account information.
  • Do not follow any links via email to change your
    sensitive information.
  • Only visit sites from known sources and always
    confirm suspicious information via telephone.

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Anti-Phishing Tips
  • Always use updated anti-virus software with a
    special anti-phishing filter.
  • Always be very skeptical about sending any of
    your personal or sensitive information over the
    Internet.
  • Keep informed about Phishing techniques
    (phishme.com)
  • Keep link clicking to a minimum
  • Keep your browser up to date

25
Anti-Phishing Tips
  • Everyone has their own passwords!
  • Change passwords every 3 months
  • Backup your data

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The Good News
  • Employee Education
  • Have a Cyber Security office policy
  • https//www.fcc.gov/cyberforsmallbiz

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The Future
  • No more passwords

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Moving to the Cloud
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The Future
  • Moving to the Cloud
  • A worldwide growth rate of 36
  • Market size 19.6 billion by 2016

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Security in the Cloud
  • Transfer the worry to your vendor
  • Technicians whose only job is data security
  • Multiple technicians employing the latest
    technology watching your data
  • Your data is backed up for you
  • Built in Disaster Recovery

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  • Security is actually increased when using cloud
    solutions due to strict ISO security standards
    that cloud providers must adhere to, in addition
    to the regular security audits.

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Thank You
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