Post on 17-Jun-2015
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The Top 7 (Latest) Ways Employees
Cause Cybercrime Infections
Cynthia JamesDirector Business
Development, CISSP
Alex BrandtVP Americas
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Cybercrime Threatscape: Malware Growth Current Malware: Comprehension Gap The Top (Latest) 7 Ways Employees Cause Cyber
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200k unique malware samples PER YEAR were identified in 2006; 2M in 2007…now it’s up to 200K malware samples
PER DAY.
The quality of malware improves every year.
Cybercrime Threatscape: Malware Growth
• Recent years have seen exponential growth in malware.
• Anyone can enter the cybercrime game.
• Cybercriminals earn over $100B a year. Over 200K Per
DAY
Current Malware: Comprehension Gap
Cybercrime will never stop.
Where we really are today (2013)
Where most employees/end users think we still are
#1. Poor Password Management
present
The Top 7 (Latest) Ways Employees Cause Cybercrime Infections
• Same password, all sites and servers (personal and business)
• Easy to guess from Facebook
#1. Poor Password Management
• Users ignore warnings
• Users ignore usage policies
• Users don’t inform IT of known security issues
#2. “Don’t Bore Me With Safety”
• On average we have 4.5 personal internet connected devices
• How many walk into work each day? • How many WIFIs have
we frequented in between?
• How secure are they?• To get infected only
takes ONE malicious participant from one network OR
• ONE device which the owner doesn’t realize is infected
#3. Promiscuous Use of WIFI
• To be always on, always connected
• To all social media
• To get the latest features
…regardless of the security issues
#4. Users DEMAND
• Cybercriminals target social media for clues
• The (new) defacto “morals clause” in employment agreements (don’t hurt the brand)
• Behavior broadcasts over social media
• Don’t upset hacktivists!
#5. They Are Easy APT Targets
• 1 incident of insider fraud per week per year
• 75% caused financial loss
• It’s very easy to sell data these days
#6. Companies Under-Estimate The Insider Threat
• When employees change jobs, do rights to data change?
• Are passwords reset when employees leave?
• Are admin passwords or backdoors documented and closed?
#7. Privileges Accumulate… And Are Abused
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Next: The Latest in Mobile Threats
Top infection vector – infected apps “Crackers” are widely available: open app, insert
malware, repost it Infected via ads
Infection via SMS or email Malware is downloaded for Windows or Android
Profit model: 1.) SMS premium messaging; 2.) theft of assets (APTs); 3.) stealing authentication codes
Advertisers receive the same information we provide the app (geolocation apps for example)
Biggest problem: Android updates take 6 months to get
The Latest in Mobile Threats
– Purchase apps from legitimate storefronts (“Verify Apps”)
– Use AV on smartphones to defend against APTs
– Help employees with their devices: • Turn Bluetooth to undiscoverable• Warn them about malicious apps • Require them to register every mobile device
which uses the corporate wifi • Push data about “cybersafety at home”
Remediation Recommendations
• Go long – longer passphrases are much more secure
• No online banking except over secured wifi
• Safety/privacy - tell kids & teens: – How geolocators in photos work – Privacy doesn’t exist - don’t
share family details online
3 Tips for Cyber Safety at Home
Poor Password Management
“Don’t Bore Me With Safety”
Promiscuous Use of WIFI
Users DEMANDThey are Easy APT Targets
Companies Under-Estimate
the Insider Threat
Privileges Accumulate…
And Are Abused
The Top Seven
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