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Mitigating Against Ransomware: Don’t Let Backups Be the Back Door -------------------------------------- 119 By Rick Vanover, Senior Director, Product Strategy, Veeam The Ransomware Age and How to Fight It ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 122 By Pedro Tavares, Editor-in-Chief seguranca-informatica.pt Security in A Multi-Cloud Environment --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 128 By Paul Nicholson, Sr. Director of Product Marketing, A10 Networks Cyber Operations Could Cause Traumatic Experiences ------------------------------------------------------------ 131 By Milica D. Djekic Hackers Are the Future of Cybersecurity… ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 141 By Keren Elazari , ASIS International Cyber Crimes Will Increase with Shift to Teleworking ------------------------------------------------------------- 143 By Andy Sauer, Director of Cybersecurity, Steel Root Cyber Attacks at Sea: Blinding Warships. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 145 By Julien Chesaux, Cyber Security Consultant, Kudelski Security Cyber Defense eMagazine –June 2020 Edition 4 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
@MILIEFSKY From the Publisher… New CyberDefenseMagazine.com website, plus updates at CyberDefenseTV.com & CyberDefenseRadio.com Dear Friends, The sea change in the world of Cyber Defense is in full effect. The results of government actions to control the spread of COVID-19, intended and otherwise, have changed not only the players on the board, but the rules of the game and the board itself. We are now seeing the growing and persistent effects of social distancing and lockdown protocols in the national and international conduct of private and government activities, due to the battle against the spread of the Coronavirus. Even the modest "re-opening" of some public and private activities will not put Humpty-Dumpty together again. The continued fear of a "second wave" is being fuelled by many media and political forces, each with its own agenda. As a result, the lingering phenomenon of Work from Home ("WFH") still requires the attention of all those with access to any portion of the organization's electronic information. Cyber criminals have figured out in many situations how to exploit these vulnerabilities, and the ones growing out of the decentralization of information resources. We are pleased to report the growth and impact of CDM's initial webinar presentations, addressing in the most cogent manner the challenges and responses to these powerful threats, found at www.cyberdefensewebinars.com We are pleased to provide this powerful combination of monthly eMagazines, daily updates and features on the Cyber Defense Magazine home page, and webinars featuring national and international experts on topics of immediate interest. Warmest regards, Gary S. Miliefsky Gary S.Miliefsky, CISSP®, fmDHS CEO, Cyber Defense Media Group Publisher, Cyber Defense Magazine P.S. When you share a story or an article or information about CDM, please use #CDM and @CyberDefenseMag and @Miliefsky – it helps spread the word about our free resources even more quickly Cyber Defense eMagazine –June 2020 Edition 5 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Page 1 and 2: Post-COVID-19 Cybersecurity Predict
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Page 7 and 8: Welcome to CDM’s June 2020 Issue
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Page 25 and 26: Indeed, almost all organizations ar
Page 27 and 28: Being Inside the Physical Perimeter
Page 29 and 30: Cybersecurity Education and Practic
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Cybercriminals can also send phishi
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unauthorized access. Face recogniti
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executables, teens are known to vis
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Cyber Crime is Paying What the Evol
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With all of this doom and gloom fro
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Lifting Physical Security Measures
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a single opcode on the customer env
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Building a “Culture of Caring”
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clients and employees, guide them o
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To rapid response or not to rapid r
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In a highly competitive industry su
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Over the course of this journey, th
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The Devil Inside Insider Threats on
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The devil lives the cloud 39% consi
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36% of organizations are looking at
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as cloud computing, big data, Inter
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Healthcare information systems mark
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What is the motive? First and forem
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In addition to that usage of cloud
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Steps to be taken to ensure the sec
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Women’s Health and Safety Amidst
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Network Monitoring Solutions and Th
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Emergence of smart cities and the s
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spreadsheet-based tracking and manu
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Introducing the Role of The Chief C
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About the Author Matt Cable is VP S
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Not only do IoT devices share some
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How to Secure IT And OT In Industri
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It’s clear that as these vulnerab
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Biggest Obstacles Frustrating Cyber
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You must be current Your knowledge
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There are no perfect candidates Com
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Mitigating Against Ransomware: Don
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Securing data backups This brings u
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Ransomware can be grouped into some
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Jigsaw: it was inspired by the prot
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About the Author Pedro Tavares is a
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Deterministic or Accidental Multi-c
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Cyber Operations Could Cause Trauma
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policies. Apparently, there is stil
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new collapse! Your entire IT asset
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so many inexperienced staffs would
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manager should get capable to termi
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Hackers Are the Future of Cybersecu
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Cyber Crimes Will Increase with Shi
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Cyber Attacks at Sea: Blinding Wars
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The Art of Hacking Navigation Syste
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powered supercarriers. Therefore, a
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national prosperity and power depen
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You asked, and it’s finally here
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TRILLIONS ARE AT STAKE No 1 INTERNA
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