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W/ Michele Maybaum (6/6)
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…cybersecurity knowledge!
I also appreciate the comments and the questions (including those coming in through messenger/chat). Looking forward to continuing to hear what you think about, and what questions you have, when it comes to cybersecurity.
Happy Halloween! 💀🎃👻 (5/6)
…industry is important, as well as having the right partner to support you in the process. (Bonus)
W/ Jill Vaské
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…custody and does not release toxic materials into the environment.
In some cases, these machines can also be repurposed and donated, which would make data sanitization an even more critical part of the process.
Knowing the data and equipment disposal…(4/4) —> Bonus
Learn about how these leaders are creating #safe #onlinespaces for #women…
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…For example, @worldpulse, is an independent, women-led social network for social change. World Pulse provides a safe, supportive online community & platform where womens voices are rising from the ground up to make a difference, impacting the lives of 21.6 million people…(5/8)
Learn about how these leaders are creating #safe #onlinespaces for #women…
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As a Consciously Secure Leader, how can you or your business make an impact in creating safe, supportive online spaces for women?
The internet provides wonderful opportunities for women globally who have access to it, yet it can also be a space of increased….(1/8) @jensine
Learn about how these leaders are creating #safe #onlinespaces for #women…
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…women reported personal experiences with online violence.
Standing against threats of online violence toward women when they occur, & supporting organizations that create online safe spaces for women to connect online, are ways that you or your company can make an impact.(4/8)
…used to subvert the procurement process and even to disrupt business relationships” (Forbes). (5/5)
W/ Lorrie Thomas Ross
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..:a ruthless investor could have used your temporary misfortune to cash in on those wild stock swings or cause other damage to your company’s reputation” (Forbes).
“Audio deepfakes can be used in a variety of fraudulent activities beyond CEO fraud. Such fakes can be…(4/5)
…and that also amounts to trillions of sensors connecting and interacting on these devices State of the IoT 2020: 12 billion IoT connections (https://t.co/Gzb8wJaP2I) (Forbes). According to McKinsey Global Institute, 127 new devices connect to the internet every second… (3/4)
…in 2019. As this number changes over the next two decades the number of IoT devices will increase exponentially (https://t.co/NVdOiMBDyW).
By 2025, it is expected that there will be more than 30 billion IoT connections, almost 4 IoT devices per person on average and… (2/4)
…define the outcomes that are most important in guiding cybersecurity investment, and be able to foster a culture of cybersecurity and resilience” (Harvard Business Review).
(4/4)
W/ Jennifer Rourke
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…customers expect of you? How are your peers approaching these risks?
“Becoming literate in cyber risk doesn’t mean that all executives need to become technical experts. What it does mean is that they need to be able to establish their company’s tolerance for cyber risk…(3/4)
…and networks (NIST/Quantaneo).
W/ @StilettoSpy
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…browsers and other products.
The goal of post quantum cryptography (also called quantum-resistant cryptography) is to develop cryptographic systems that are secure against both quantum and classical computers, and can interoperate with existing communications, protocols (4/4)
…in an organization, is a way to prevent these types of threats. (5/5)
W/ @jumokedada
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…in the past year (Bitglass, 2020)
- Sixty percent of organizations had more than 20 incidents of insider attacks in the past year (IBM, 2020)
Creating the right technical controls, along with an engaging culture where people know their role in preventing cyber incidents…(4/5)
…This category also includes privacy and algorithmic bias. (6/6)
w/ @renitakalhorn
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…“identity theft” and “loss of privacy” at 30% and 18% respectively.
With the evolution of our digital society and our lives moving mainly online, ethical risks of the use of technology rose to the top of the top half of the rankings for the first time. (5/6)
…yet most leaders don’t think about the risks. (End)
w/ @elaabate
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…implement a bring your own device (BYOD) policy, in order to accommodate associated connection and security related concerns. Remote work makes certain underlying issues relevant in new ways. This is so common in small businesses…(3/5)
•Specific details on how you were victimized and information related to the subject attacking the victim (IP address, and any contact information, email header(s))
w/ Amy Evans (4/4)
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•Victim's contact information (this will be your information if you are the victim, or another person if you are filing on behalf of a third party)
•Financial transaction information (e.g., account information, transaction date and amount, who received the money) (3/4)
- Equip yourselves with new cybersecurity skills
- Engage with the board of the organization
- Increase sector-wide collaboration
w/ Carrie Scott (Bonus)
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…understand the current cybersecurity risk landscape and the threats new technologies bring, to plan operations for long-term success. What can organizations do to manage the evolving cybersecurity risk? (EY)”
Here are three suggested steps to start with: (3/3) —> Bonus
…but having consistent follow up is key.
w/ Allyns Melendez, MBA (4/4)
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…a bring your own device (BYOD) policy, in order to accommodate associated connection and security related concerns. Remote work makes certain underlying issues relevant in new ways. With COVID, more leaders are thinking about the risks, (3/4)
…Having the right partner to help you consider all viewpoints is important in leading your business to 2030 and beyond!
W/ Laureen Lembé (Makrinos) (End)
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…also security and privacy risks associated with these internet connected devices that collect and share data.
For example, data collected from users may be shared, and may not be protected under regulations, such as HIPPA (Varonis blog). (3/5)
…that encrypts systems and data. The more routines you have with backing up your data, the more options you have if a ransomware attack occurs in your business. (4/4)
w/ Asanda Madikane
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As with most disaster scenarios, data backup remains the single greatest protection against ransomware, as it allows businesses to quickly recover lost data and restore systems back to their pre-infected state” (Source: ZDNet).
Ransomware is a type of malware that encrypts…(3/4)
decide if it makes sense to share this information. This is a simple, but very important, habit to develop when sharing personal or business information. (5/5)
w/Kelly Cook
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are giving away to others. If someone casually asks for your zip code, phone number, and the last four digits of our social security number, and there really is no need for them to have the information, ask them how they intend to use that information. From there, you can (4/5)
…think about what would happen if what you valued most disappeared (perhaps a type of data, or a system you developed or use, or even a valued member of the team). Now, you can start to connect points of vulnerability. Choosing just one thing (backing up data, updating….(4/5)
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