A Zimbabwean Cybersecurity Company🇿🇼 || Our Goal Is To Expand Cyberspace Consciousness🧠 || Web2 and Web3.0🌐 || Privacy And Internet Security Advocate🛡️
Threats - Data falling into the wrong hands ( data being revealed ), #Ransomware, Viruses, #Backdoors
Adversaries - #Hackers, Thiefs, Crackers
-now we apply our #SecurityControls to mitigate our model
Remember: We protect what we value
#BeCyberSafe
When Choosing Your #SecurityControls Do These:
Threat Modelling And Risk Assessment
The Assessment Process:
#Enumerate These:
Assets - Things you value e.g Laptop, Cellphone
Vulnerabilities - Data in plain text, Laptop itself being stolen
Open source does not necessarily mean that someone has already examined the code's security, rather, it simply implies that the source code is available for security analysis. This difference is significant
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Open Source Does Not Equal Secure
#opensource
First off by making the code publicly available does not guarantee that security flaws are not going to be identified in the code. Security researchers are inconsistent and time-consuming. They lack the time to review the source code
- Security is a technology
- Security is an action
- Security is a process
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Cybersecurity Terminology Thread🧵
#AttackSignature
[+] Attack Signature > These are traits or patterns of attacks that can be looked for using a set of automated rules that have been compared to or related to previously recognized attacks.
The sorts of targeted software, such as internet of things (IOT) devices and cloud solutions, continue to change, and a wider range of actors are now able to take advantage and exploit of them.