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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Gary Warner on TedxBirmingham: Why do we call it CyberCrime?
What is cybercrime? How do we fight cybercrime? Who do we report cybercrime to? Gary Warner tells us his thoughts.
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Tagged 2014, cybercrime, Gary Warner, hacked, Information Technology Security Awareness, ted
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XKCD Explains Heartbleed
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Phoenix ISSA Q2 Meeting
I went to the Phoenix ISSA meeting today, saw some people I used to work with, and also had a short refresher in PCI and got a few good tips on where to look for creating a MDM solution that … Continue reading
The Nano UAV, Black Hornet PD100
This is the future tool for the military. I predict that very soon, drones will be part of every type of business. Some businesses such as insurance, use drones to assess damage to roofs, sending the video feeds to claims … Continue reading
The Art of Cyberwar
This was a great presentation at the DefCon 20, tying together CyberWarfare and Sun Tzu’s Art of War.. Sun Tzu was a Chinese military general, strategist, and philosopher. The gentleman presenting is Dr. Kenneth Geers, an NCIS Cyber Subject Matter … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, art of war, cyberthreat, cyberwarfare, security
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Interactive Cyber Threat Map
The Kapersky Cyberthreat real-time map is pretty flashy.
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Tagged 2014, cyberthreat, detection, kapersky, map, monitoring
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Security for IoT
A good awareness video in regards to the Internet of Things.
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Tagged 2014, awareness, information security, Information Technology Security Awareness, Internet of Things, Security Awareness
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What’s New with PCI DSS 3.0
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Tagged 2014, compliance, infographic, PCI Compliance
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