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Even with the best end user training you are doing well to get 50% effectiveness. Supplement the end user training with removing the chance that they user will click on the spam link with a secure email gateway. ...
In reply to: Reduce the attack surface by taking out the user (somewhat)
I believe the concept of security should start right from the elementary school. The kids in school use computers. They should be given security classes as well. This process in the long run will inculcate the security...
In reply to: Re: Security culture
You have to start recording at the beginning of the presentation because if you find it was worth recording at the end it's too late. There is no cost for speculative recording. The next frame of the cartoon will show a...
In reply to: Re: Been there..
I think a self audit could work for me, if the emails/reports were concise and showed me my activity in a manner that was easy to scan and spot anomalies. I get a spam filter report every day. And while I don't religiously...
In reply to: Re: Security culture > self audit
Good point,@grimwiz. Do you users would really be using their tablets to capture a security awareness training preso? It would have to be a pretty good presentation!
In reply to: Re: Been there..
The 12 inch samsung galaxy pro is as large as the tablets in the cartoon, fast with lots of storage so it's probably very handy to capture a presentation and share it on YouTube.
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The weak link is the hacker´s command and control server. If we analize all outbound IPs, we will detect those which are not kosher and will be able to block them. Hard work? Yes. So?
In reply to: Weak link
This is the difference between security awareness in certain offices (the C-suite, the compliance/audit department, the general counsel's office, etc.) and security culture. It comes down to convincing everyone,...
In reply to: Security culture
The above mentioned vulnerabilities are resolved by the relevant SAP Security Notes SAP Business Objects Unauthorized File Repository Server Write via CORBA - 2018681 SAP Business Objects Unauthorized File Repository...
In reply to: SAP Security notes for the above mentioned vulnerabilities
Well, to be fair, it's not his fault that his health plan screwed up.
In reply to: Re: Quick notice not surprising, considering...
@ODA155: Yes, I saw that. What's more, there's evidence that suggests that other researchers knew about the attack a few months ago (and at least one reported on the suspicious behavior).
In reply to: Re: Quick notice not surprising, considering...
" ... it's up to all of us as individuals & citizens to make sure that our private and public leaders are up to the task -- and held to the fire when they are not ..." In my opinion, the entire problem is laid bare in that...
In reply to: Re: presumption of privilege
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