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Attacks that Target Online Banking
Phishing attacks
Pharming Review your bank’s information about its online privacy policies and practices. Before setting up any online bill payment, check the privacy policy of the company or service you will be sending payment to. For security purposes, choose an online personal identification number (PIN) that is unique and hard to guess. Install anti-virus, firewall, and anti-spyware programs on your computer and keep them up to date. Use a credit card to pay for online goods and services. Avoid situations where personal information can be intercepted, retrieved, or viewed by unauthorized individuals. If you receive email correspondence about a financial account, verify its authenticity by contacting your bank or financial institution. If you have disclosed financial information to a fraudulent web site, file reports with the following organizations:
How can you use the cloud? Types of clouds Choosing a cloud provider Security
Businesses Are Using Cloud Apps
Common Risks of the Cloud Risk Mitigation in the Cloud
Remote Backup – Cloud Storage
Cons Security
Internal Hard Disk Drives
Pros Cons Security
Removable Storage Media
Pros Cons Security Types of Removable Storage Media
Choosing the Best Backup Option
The Need to Protect Your Information Techniques for Removing Information
Deleting Overwriting Physical destruction
Advice on Mobile Phones and Tablets
Avoiding Online Gaming Risks Online Gaming Risks
Social Risks
How to Protect Against the Risks
General Security Practices Gaming-Specific Security Practices 1. Conduct an inventory to help you answer the following questions:
Cybersecurity Guidance
Employees Leadership & IT Professionals
Protect Your Workplace
System Failure or Disruption Suspicious Questioning Unauthorized Access Unauthorized Changes or Additions Suspicious Email Unauthorized Use
Report Suspicious Behavior and Activity
Surveillance Deploying Assets Suspicious Persons Suspicious Questioning Tests of Security Acquiring Supplies Dry Runs Spread the Word & Get Involved IDENTIFY
THE COUNCIL ON CYBERSECURITY LEADER QUESTIONS
PROTECT DETECT CYBER THREATS
CRITICAL SECURITY CONTROL
RECOVER Recognizing Email Scams
“Old-fashioned Fraud Schemes Social Engineering/Phishing Email Trojan Horse Email
What You Can Do to Avoid Becoming a Victim
Filter Spam Regard Unsolicited Email with Suspicion Treat Email Attachments with Caution Use Common Sense Install Antivirus Software and Keep it Up to Date Install a Personal Firewall and Keep it Up to Date Learn the Email Policies of the Organizations You Do Business With Configure Your Email Client for Security
Security Concerns Mitigation
(Untitled) Social Networking Serves Many Purposes Proceed with Caution About Portable Devices What Are the Risks? What You Can Do to Minimize These Risks
Mobile Threats Are Increasing Typical Attacks Leverage Portability and Similarity to PCs Consequences of a Mobile Attack Can Be Severe Take Steps to Protect Your Mobile Phone Act Quickly if Your Mobile Phone or PDA Is Stolen
Money Mules Are Used to Commit Fraud
Schemes May Seem Like Legitimate Opportunities Consequences Can Be Severe Take Steps to Protect Yourself
Home Wireless Threats
Piggybacking Wardriving Unauthorized Computer Access
Protecting Home Wireless
Make Your Wireless Network Invisible Rename Your Wireless Network Encrypt Your Network Traffic Change Your Administrator Password Use File Sharing with Caution Keep Your Access Point Software Patched and Up to Date Check Your Internet Provider’s Wireless Security Options
Public Wireless Threats
Evil Twin Attacks Wireless Sniffing Peer-to-Peer Connections Unauthorized Computer Access Shoulder Surfing Safe Wireless Networking in Public Spaces Watch What You Do Online Connect Using a VPN Disable File Sharing Be Aware of Your Surroundings
Summary
Home Wireless Security Public Wireless Security
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