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#BHASIA "Crash It In Cyber: The Debugging Odysseys of Women in CyberSecurity" session will feature four women from the Black Hat Review Board, detailing their success, experiences & strategies for building a thriving career within this demanding field https://bit.ly/435kUmu
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Rachel Ford and Helen Monachan provide an overview of what the Conservative and Labour manifestos say (or don’t) about cyber and tech. 🌐📑 🔗 Read the blog here: https://bit.ly/3VEiBDC. #Cyber #Tech #CyberLaw #TechLaw #Conservative #Labour #GeneralElection
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Cybersecurity and White Collar Defense Partner at Hinckley Allen | Co-Chair, Cybersecurity, Privacy, & Data Protection Practice | Former National Security Chief and Federal Prosecutor | Navy Veteran
SECURE HORIZONS - 8th Annual Cyber Event of the New England Chapter of the National Defense Industrial Associations (NDIA): I am thrilled to be moderating a panel of extraordinarily talented and experienced experts in the area of insider threats at this conference at Gillette Stadium on 9/10/24. I have had the privilege to work with Dean Geribo of Moderna, Doug Hassebrock of Lockheed Martin, and Pamela Swanson of RTX and know their insight on detecting, combating, and mitigating insider threats will be beneficial for organizations of all sizes. I hope you will consider joining us! There will be more exciting speaker announcements coming soon from NDIA New England for this cyber event! Insider threats have grown over the last 2 years and with advances in AI, this upward trajectory is likely to continue costing organizations millions of dollars. Data theft by departing employees represents a serious problem as it often involves the theft of highly sensitive and valuable trade secrets, but the vast majority of insider threats do not result from employees with malicious intentions. Negligence causes the most data breaches and is responsible for the most security incidents. Examples of recent insider threats: ◾ 4/2023, Samsung engineers uploaded confidential source code into ChatGPT not realizing that such actions unknowingly leaked highly sensitive trade secrets and proprietary information. ◾ 5/2023, Nickolas Sharp, was sentenced to 6 years in prison for stealing gigabytes of data from his then-employer (Ubiquiti) while purportedly working to remediate the security breach he had created. After stealing the data, Sharp posed as an anonymous hacker and demanded a ransom of 50 bitcoin, nearly $2 million. When that extortion attempt failed, Sharp re-victimized Ubiquiti by causing the publication of misleading news articles claiming the company had mishandled the breach. ◾ 6/2023, Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeria was indicted for unlawfully retaining and disclosing classified information to which he has recently pled guilty. Teixeira shared hundreds of documents that were classified at the highest levels (TS/SCI) with over 150, including foreign persons on the messaging app Discord. ◾ 9/2023 - a cybercriminal group (Scattered Spider) gained access to MGM Resorts' network using a social engineering attack in which they impersonated an employee and called their help desk. It then launched a ransomware attack causing more than $100 million dollars in damages. ◾ 3/2024, DOJ charged an ex-Google engineer, Linwei Ding, with stealing trade secrets about artificial intelligence by copying information into his personal Google account while secretly working for two Chinese early-stage AI companies. These cases demonstrate the importance of having a robust insider threat mitigation program and implementing safeguards to protect confidential and proprietary information.
SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENT! Please join us on September 10th at our 8th annual Cyber Defense event to hear from our all-star panel of Dean Geribo, Doug Hassebrock, Pamela Swanson and moderated by B. Stephanie Siegmann as they discuss combatting and mitigating insider threats. Early bird discounted registration is now open until June 30th. Register now and save! https://lnkd.in/ejz2-Urw Sponsorship opportunities available: https://lnkd.in/e6n6j-Mz #Cyber #AI #InsiderThreat
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Kudos to Yun Geng, a PhD student at the School of Arts, University of Kent, for her runner-up prize-winning image, "I am controlling u". Her #AI-generated illustrations explore the concept of #cyber #puppetry and the control the internet can exert over humans, highlighting the need for cyber #security #awareness.
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What is LEAP? LEAP Scholar Maj. Edward Wood explains the purpose and benefit of the Cyber Guided Language Intensive Training Event (LITE). Learn more about LEAP at https://lnkd.in/e3XKMi2 #Cyber #LEAP #AFCLCGlobalClassroom
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Mechanisms in the cyberspace accountability system – Part 2 The debate surrounding accountability in cyberspace has often been limited by a narrow focus on sanctions and their implementation as a necessary condition for accountability. This focus has consequently led to a limited conceptualisation of accountability in international #cyber policies. To broaden the discussion and offer new perspectives, our recent paper introduces Keohane’s eight types of accountability adapted to the context of #cyberspace. This demonstrates how these mechanisms overlap and complement each other to form a more comprehensive accountability system. 💡 Gain more insights in Patryk Pawlak's research paper "Accountability in Cyberspace: The Holy Grail of Cyber Stability?": https://lnkd.in/dtw4gcy7
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World Day Against Cyber Censorship on 12th March Click here: https://lnkd.in/d3bTYw9m To View the webpage linked to Read more information & pictures include Today's Thought also . #worlddayagainstcybercensorship #againstcybercensorship #cybercensorship #cyber #censorship #observance #march #event .
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Stop Managing Identities, Segment them Instead: By Sagie Dulce, VP Research, Zero Networks A Brief History of Identity Management For as long as there have been identities, there have been solutions trying to manage them so […] The post Stop Managing Identities, Segment them Instead appeared first on Cyber Defense Magazine. https://lnkd.in/gwiFTK5v
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In this post I (Shreya T) and Bablu Kumar authored a document that delves into The Five Families' Cyber Operations and their overall impact on the web across the globe. While the document does not claim to be exhaustive, it provides a thorough overview of their operations. Feel free to share your suggestions 👇 **Dear Readers, one typo in the article - Astounding is the owner of Blacksec not Ghostsec (Page no: 14)** Disclaimer: The work represents our individual effort and is not indicative of our employer's views or opinions. #cti #hacktivists #TheFiveFamilies #threats
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From Pearl Harbor to European football to slicing salami, Les Servi, Chief Scientist Cyber Operations Research at The MITRE Corporation (MITRE), shares interesting (and fun!) insight on the role of operations research in national security. ▶️ https://bit.ly/3YycaFn #operationsresearch #orms #cyber #nationalsecurity #informs
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