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@CYBERDEFENSEMAG CYBER DEFENSE eMAGAZINE Published monthly by the team at Cyber Defense Media Group and distributed electronically via opt-in Email, HTML, PDF and Online Flipbook formats. InfoSec Knowledge is Power. We will always strive to provide the latest, most up to date FREE InfoSec information. From the International Editor-in-Chief… Both the spread of the novel Coronavirus and its effects on national and international cyber vulnerabilities continue to grow with little abatement. While physical travel may be moving beyond draconian restrictions, cyber travel (both literally and figuratively) appears to be in the process of replacing “work in the workplace” in many situations. The international implications of these developments unfortunately have also resulted in more and deeper opportunities for exploitation by cyber criminals. There are apparent strains among national States which participate in international organizations. Trust, and its concomitant funding commitments, have eroded. This fragmentation operates to the disadvantage of the defenders of the integrity, confidentiality, and accessibility of vital information stored in data facilities all over the world. Our failure to work together in a cooperative fashion can only provide more opportunities for the abuse and misuse of sensitive information, even leading to the compromise of the command and control systems of our critical infrastructure. By means of this message, let me renew the call for all of the affected organizations and individuals to take the lead in creating cybersecurity defenses to protect all aspects of IT in our lives, including (but not limited to) medical, financial, social, and government functions. Once again, may I suggest, that in the days ahead, we agree to put our differences aside in favor of responding to our common enemies: the COVID-19 virus itself and those who would take advantage of this crisis to perpetrate criminal schemes. To our faithful readers, we thank you, Pierluigi Paganini International Editor-in-Chief PRESIDENT & CO-FOUNDER Stevin Miliefsky stevinv@cyberdefensemagazine.com INTERNATIONAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF & CO-FOUNDER Pierluigi Paganini, CEH Pierluigi.paganini@cyberdefensemagazine.com US EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Yan Ross, JD Yan.Ross@cyberdefensemediagroup.com ADVERTISING Marketing Team marketing@cyberdefensemagazine.com CONTACT US: Cyber Defense Magazine Toll Free: 1-833-844-9468 International: +1-603-280-4451 SKYPE: cyber.defense http://www.cyberdefensemagazine.com Copyright © 2019, Cyber Defense Magazine, a division of CYBER DEFENSE MEDIA GROUP (a Steven G. Samuels LLC d/b/a) 276 Fifth Avenue, Suite 704, New York, NY 10001 EIN: 454-18-8465, DUNS# 078358935. All rights reserved worldwide. PUBLISHER Gary S. Miliefsky, CISSP® Learn more about our founder & publisher at: http://www.cyberdefensemagazine.com/about-our-founder/ 8 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE! Providing free information, best practices, tips and techniques on cybersecurity since 2012, Cyber Defense magazine is your go-to-source for Information Security. We’re a proud division of Cyber Defense Media Group: CYBERDEFENSEMEDIAGROUP.COM MAGAZINE TV RADIO AWARDS Cyber Defense eMagazine –June 2020 Edition 6 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Welcome to CDM’s June 2020 Issue From the U.S. Editor-in-Chief Although we don’t claim to have a crystal ball, we would like to replay a paragraph from our Welcome Message from only a few months ago, in the CDM January issue: “If we consider for a moment the increasing speed at which cyber developments occur, and place that in the perspective of 20-year increments, we must be prepared to deal with new and growing challenges to cybersecurity. Foremost among them will likely be based on Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, the 5G network, and no doubt more we have not yet seen or imagined.” At that time, there were few, if any, cybersecurity professionals who foresaw the advent of the Coronavirus and COVID-19 phenomenon. Fewer still would have predicted the Work From Home (WFH) implications or the vastly increased vulnerabilities accompanying this pseudo-migration. How will these developments affect our everyday lives? Consider this: Who would have predicted 20 years ago the effects of TSA screenings on air travel? Readers will notice that this month’s topics include many which have a direct bearing on the response to these new and challenging threats arising out of the mass exodus of information workers from an office environment to a (usually less secure) home set-up. At Cyber Defense Magazine, we endeavor to keep our audience informed and ahead of the curve of these very developments. Wishing you all success in your cyber security endeavors, Yan Ross US Editor-in-Chief Cyber Defense Magazine About the US Editor-in-Chief Yan Ross, J.D., is a Cybersecurity Journalist & US Editor-in-Chief for Cyber Defense Magazine. He is an accredited author and educator and has provided editorial services for award-winning best-selling books on a variety of topics. He also serves as ICFE's Director of Special Projects, and the author of the Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist ® XV CITRMS® course. As an accredited educator for over 20 years, Yan addresses risk management in the areas of identity theft, privacy, and cyber security for consumers and organizations holding sensitive personal information. You can reach him via his e-mail address at yan.ross@cyberdefensemediagroup.com Cyber Defense eMagazine –June 2020 Edition 7 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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Lifting Physical Security Measures
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The Devil Inside Insider Threats on
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Women’s Health and Safety Amidst
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How to Secure IT And OT In Industri
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Biggest Obstacles Frustrating Cyber
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Cyber Operations Could Cause Trauma
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