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NATIONAL SECURITY ON INTERNET

Marketing Division

Decision Group

2012


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LESSONS

Violent riot

Large scale of protest

Elites and foreigninvestors flee

Division of different ethic

and religion groups

Military curfew

Ruin, poverty, hunger,business halt, more

violent and unrest

uprisings in society

All are LosersEventually


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YULIYA TYMOSHENKO, Former Prime Minister of Ukraine

But, as someone who led a peaceful revolution, I hope that their

pride is tempered by pragmatism - because a change of regime isonly the first step in establishing a democracy backed by the rule of

law. Indeed, as my country, Ukraine, is now demonstrating, after

revolutionary euphoria fades and normality returns, democratic

revolutions can be betrayed and reversed.

In her Revolution Betrayed, she said


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More Challenges More Risks More Opportunities

WHAT HAPPENING IN NOWADAYS SOCIETY


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NEW CHALLENGES IN MODERN SOCIETY

More educated younger generation with lessresponsibility

More influential information from mass media of

cross-border satellite with less moral constraints More westernized living habits with less respect on

tradition and heritage

More popular mobile phones with cheaper rate

More communication tools on Internet with less

abiding by law


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EMERGING RISKS

Higher unemployed rate Higher inflation rate on food supply

More extreme religious elements

Higher demanded bourgeois Sporadic corruptive bureaucracy

Uneven wealth distribution

Instablized Society!!!


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POTENTIAL OPPORTUNITIES

High acceptance for new social renovation More national capital for new large infrastructure

More private investment on civil construction

Balanced health facilities between rural and urban

areas Higher literacy rate

Lower death rate

Those need time and stable society!!!


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FADHEL ZAWADI, A TUNISIAN 27-YEAR-OLD ACTIVISTfrom Aljazeera website, Dec. 2011

Since the uprising, people have been able to participate in thecountrys 2011 October election, and that they now havefreedom of speech. Yet nothing has been done to solve theirmost pressing problems of socio-economic marginalization.

TESTMONY FROM A

TUNISIAN

ACTIVIST


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STABLE SOCIETY VS. NATIONAL PROGRESS

Asian value helps Asian countries develop theirown countries with national dignity, culture

value and social heritage for the past 30 years

TaiwanSingapore

Korean

Japan

China

More advanced society give citizens more

economic freedom and democratic right


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VOICE FROM DEEP HEART OF AN IRAQI ARAB

AFTER TEN YEAR TURMOIL

It means more bloodshed, and we are fed up with this.

Look at people in the countries of the Arab Spring. They

are fighting each other.

Hussain Ali, a common Arab in Sadr City, Bagdad, Iraq

News from Reuter, 16 Nov. 2011


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Tunisia

Economy 1.8% down

in 2011

Unemployment rate

2011 - 18% 2010 13%

Budget Deficit

2011 6% of GDP

2010 2.6% of GDP

CRUEL RESULTS AFTER REVOLUTION

Egypt Economy 0.8% down in

2011

Unemployment one million

Egyptian lost jobs in 2011

Budget Deficit up to 10% of

GDP in 2011

Foreign Investment

2011 US$ 500M

2010 US$ 6.4B

Foreign Reserve down to

US$ 15B in 2011

only enough for 3 month importbill


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Tunisia

Economy 1.8% down

in 2011

Unemployment rate

2011 - 18% 2010 13%

Budget Deficit

2011 6% of GDP

2010 2.6% of GDP

CRUEL RESULTS AFTER REVOLUTION

Egypt

Economy 0.8% down in

2011

Unemployment one million

Egyptian lost jobs in 2011

Budget Deficit up to 10% of

GDP in 2011

Foreign Investment

2011 US$ 500M

2010 US$ 6.4B

Foreign Reserve down to

US$ 15B in 2011

only enough for 3 month importbill


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4 THREATS TO NATIONAL SECURITY

Cyber Wars among States

It is not likely at this moment

Economic Espionage

Quite common in business

Cyber Crime

Very popular in the world now

Cyber Terrorism

Potential threats by extremist


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RUMOR HAS IT THAT

Rumor is a pipe blown by surmises, jealousies,conjectures - William Shakespeare

Rumor is the biggest enemy in modern society

Disrupting trust between government and citizens Utilized by ambitious politic, gang member, social movement

or religious elements

Causing social and economic disturbance

Wide-spreading by SMS and Internet, which are hardlycontrolled


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RUMOR SPREADING FASTER AND FASTER

By emerging mobile and social media, such astweeter and black berry messenger, rumor can

mobilize mob faster than you can image

New studies on London Riots also prove it. See Guardian Reports:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2011/dec/07/how-twitter-spread-

rumours-riots

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2011/dec/07/bbm-rioters-

communication-method-choice

How rumor spreads is like this:http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/interactive/2011/dec/07/london-riots-

twitter
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RUMOR CONTROL AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT

Frequent news announcement through mass

media

Monitoring

SMS

Internet Content

Facebook

twitter

Lawsuit against rumor spreaders


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POWERFUL INFLUENCE BY INTERNET IN ME

Wael Ghonim, GoogleRegional Marketing

Executive in Dubai, UAE

He created We are allKhaled Said page in

Facebook to spark

protest movement

against and overthrowPresident Hosni

Mubarak of Egypt in

2011


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POWERFUL INFLUENCE BY INTERNET IN UK

Riots from Tottenham on 6

August 2011 lasted for 5

days, and spread from

London cross Liverpool,

Manchester Millions of GBP and several

lives lost within few days

Mob were mobilized by

social media, SMS andother online services


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POWERFUL INFLUENCE BY INTERNET IN US

Occupy Movement

started in New York in

mid-Sept 2011, and

spread over hundreds ofcities in the world

Protest major on jobless

and wealth disparity

Participants are

mobilized by online

social media and SMS


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JOSEPH S. NYE,FORMER US ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE AND CHAIRMAN OF THE US

NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE COUNCIL

Mountains and oceans are hard to move, but portions ofcyberspace can be turned on and off by throwing a switch.

In his The Future of Power, he said


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MONITOR TOOL ON INTERNET

Target on rumors of social network and instantmessage on Internet under country LI law

Keep on tracking the sender and routes

Instant alarms on keywords, target suspects,and groups

Block or filter extreme comments on Internet

Good data retention management utility

Highly confidential operation with capability on

more protocols and encryption ways


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DG E-DETECTIVE

Solution for Government and Interior Security Force:

Internet Activities Monitoring

Sensitive words, suspects and groups monitoring and alarm

Data Retention and Archiving

Decision Group E-Detective Tactic System

Effective Internet Activity Monitor


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MAJOR FEATURES

Real-time Internet Interception, monitoring system that captures,

decodes and reconstructs various types of internet traffic

Compliance with many standards like Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX), HIPAA,

GLBA, ETSI, CALEA, ISO 27001etc

Full text search (search by key words with boolean support), conditionalsearch, similar search and association with relationship search

Alert and notification (throughput, conditional and key words alert)

functions for user behavior analysis

IP tracking on outbound and inbound messages

Open ODBC Interface with report system (Crystal Report) or data

mining/warehouse (Oracle, SAP, SAS, i2 or Teradata)


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USER BEHAVIOR

Summary screen on service type, frequency/quantity,

throughput/volume

Daily report on data volume in different time slot

Internet content usage information collection Prevention of dispute between customers and banks by

proofing it with captured records

All data can be retrieved by 3rd party solutions, such as

Crystal Report, Oracle, SAP, SAS, i2, Teradataetc, forfurther analysis


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BEHAVIOR REPORT

Decision Group

The type of services or

applications subscribers

use

Quantity or frequency

Data volume used by

different service or

application


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USAGE REPORT

Decision Group

Usage by Time Slot

Usage by User


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WEBPAGE CONTENT COLLECTION

Whois function provides

you the actual URL Link IP

Address

HTTP Web Page content can be reconstructed


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TRANSACTION RECORD BY EMAIL


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INSTANT MESSAGE MONITOR

Instant Messaging Monitor

Yahoo! Messager, QQ, ICQ, MSN, Gtalk, IRC

Friend List data reconstruction

File attachment capture Open Interface for Text Mining System

Standard report format provided

Open ODBC Interface with 3rd party Text Mining system


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IM -YAHOO, MSN, ICQ, IRC, QQ, GTALK ETC

Friend List

Conversation


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SOCIAL NETWORK MONITOR

Social Network Monitor

Facebook, twitter, Plurk, Orkutetc

Friend list data reconstruction

File attachment capture Open Interface for Text Mining System

Standard report format provided

Open ODBC Interface with 3rd party Text Mining system


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Content of Facebook,friend list and attachedfiles

Facebook, Plurk, Orkutetc


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Twitter

Content of twitter, time, and eachparticipantetc


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SEARCH FULL TEXT, CONDITION, ASSOCIATIONComplete Search Full Text Search, Conditional Search, Similar Search and

Association Search

Conditional SearchFull Text Search

Association Search


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ALERT AND NOTIFICATION ALERT WITH CONTENT

Alert configured from

different servicecategories and different

parameters such as key

word, account, IP etc.

Alert can be sent to

Administrator by Email

or SMS if SMS Gateway

is available.

Throughput alert function also available!


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OTHER FEATURES

Support 1.2 Gbps bandwidth throughput supported bysingle system

Distributed deployment with central managementsystem in data centers of head quarter and regionalhub through Intranet

Support +150 protocols or services Backup function allows user to backup the captured

raw data files or reconstructed contents.

Functions available are bookmark, captured file list

(comparing the content of two files), online IP list,authority assignment, syslogserver etc


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ADVANTAGES

Take DG E-Detective for effective Internet activitymonitor

Imperatives to manage abnormal communication onInternet

Maintain national security on Internet Can be integrated with 3rd party text mining system

against international terrorism groups

Easy deployment and maintenance

Reference upon request


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