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- With only 10 million Facebook connections mapped, researchers were able to build a map of the world, noting China and former Soviet countries were relatively "dark" due to social media restrictions. - In Q3 2016, 23% of cyberattacks originated in North America and 50% in Asia, according to several security reports. - Attackers have used the Mirai botnet to launch large DDoS attacks by hijacking internet-connected devices like security cameras and routers.
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- 3. "With only 10 million of the 500 million connections, we are able to build a map of the world solely from our own personal connections.. Note relative "darkness" of China, due to blocks on Facebook, and former Soviet Union countries, where other social networking sites predominate.
- 4. 23% 50% Sources include Deloitte poll, NTT Security, PandaLabs, Q3 2016 report
- 5. 60.1% 11.7% Source: Imperva Incapsulas latest Global DDoS Threat Landscape Report, Q2 2016
- 6. Source Volume 20, Microsoft Security Intelligence Report, 2H 2015 Attackers employ online services that are local to a specific geographic region.
- 7. stunning breach of global internet stability. Things (October saw) a movement caused by the heft of a few billion chickens coming home to roost in the shape of Mirai, the botnet behind a couple of truly staggering DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks on journalist Brian Krebs and DNS provider Dyn. Source: IoT chickens come home to roost, Sophos Naked Security
- 8. Be vigilant when choosing with whom to entrust your data Pay particular attention to bogus websites intended to steal personal information If its too good to be true, then it probably is When in doubt, seek out a professional SecurityTesting Distrust publicWiFi networks Watch what Apps you install especially the permissions they request Dont go for convenience vs. privacy & security Change default passwords of devices (like CCTVs, routers etc.) THEBASICS Identify IoT devices Non traditional endpoints w/ an IP Manage your systems IPs Isolate Systems Network segregation throughVLANS Apply Layer3 security policies Limit Internet Access Reduce ability to reach the internet Limit infections of other devices
- 9. As employers seek to combat the growing threat of cybercrime and avert mass disruption to public and private lives. Instead, they are being tempted to exacerbate cybercrime, rather than prevent it. https://academy.kaspersky.com/talentlab/ Source: Kaspersky Lab Raises Alarm Over Critical Cybersecurity Skills Shortage, Says Youth can Bridge Gap - if Industry Lets it
- 10. THE BASICS Source footprints research http://phys.org/news/2016-10-anonymous-web-thinkmuch.html#jCp Thats it!Thank you