When the big breaches were all credit cards (like Target), the value of stolen cards on the market fell from hundreds to tens of dollars. Now the big breach is personal information. 146 million Americans, thanks to Equifax. Given supply and demand, what will this mean for future crimes?
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So you say you have a locked door. But do you? Really!? Do you really?
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A hurricane hits. A criminal takes advantage. It’s a known pattern. Today, what we can learn from this recent wave of fraud.
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Using SIEMs like QRadar or Splunk to create highly personalized network visualization.
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From manual to orchestrated, looking at containment in incident response.
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Incident response planning? Make one tight repeatable loop for incident response, with a second set of threat-specific considerations.
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The first thing hackers learn? Password cracking. And the first thing password crackers do? Try hashes from recent breaches. So it makes sense to prevent users from setting passwords to those found in, say, Troy Hunt’s list of 306 million. That’s been difficult to do. But I recently found PwnedPasswordsDLL, which adds a control to the password change process.
Checking for Breached Passwords in Active Directory
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Using investor relations and the annual report to the board of directors in CyberSecurity planning.
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Campfire tales of the bad guys compromising phones, email, and instant messaging during security incidents.
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Securing mobile devices while setting the stage for conversations on securing the enterprise IT.
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