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Starting at 12PM Eastern


About us About Destiny

About Joshua


Cybersecurity is not your mission


Things you can do that make a big difference. Nurture Educate ● Protect ● Verify ● ●

A security culture at your organization Yourself and others about risks Your accounts and devices with secure practices When in (ANY) doubt, VERIFY!

Hint: don’t do this


When in ANY doubt, VERIFY


Ways we get breached


Layers of Defense


Keep all your devices up-to-date with patches (and software updates)


Phishing


Bad Phish, Not Phish Sex Phish, Sly Phish


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To the bad guys, you are just a commodity


Who is out to get you? Nation-State-Based Adversaries Panda = China Bear = Russia Kitten = Iran India = Tiger North Korea = Chollima

Non-Nation-State Adversaries Jackal = Activist groups Spider = Criminal groups Not listed - young men around the world


Giving away your personal information


What town were you born in? What was the name of your first pet? Where did you go to High School? First street you lived on?


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Phishing for Passwords


Social Engineering


Initiation


Authority


Fear


Urgency


Pretexting


About Passwords


123456 is THE BEST password LinkedIn breach (2012)

Ashley Madison breach (2015)


A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...


Credential Stuffing


Monitor the dark web For your email address


Which one is the strongest password? 7!G2Kq@q Or xCuBZE$$%^s2 Or I like to eat donuts on Wednesdays.


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I like to eat donuts on Wednesdays.

Scores from: https://howsecureismypassword.net/


When it comes to passwords...


Sadly, even long pass phrases can be vulnerable ● ● ● ●

They can still get phished They can still be reused They can still be shared in insecure ways They can still be part of a breach


Too Many Passwords


Password Managers to the Rescue


Password Managers - Basics ● ● ● ● ●

Create long, complex and random passwords Inexpensive (generally <$30/year/person) Protect against phishing Audit your passwords Share passwords securely


Use a Password Manager


Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Also referred to as Two Factor Authentication or 2FA


Form of 2FA Most of us Use Already


Common Methods of 2FA Push

SMS

Authenticator app


Most Secure 2FA Universal Two-Factor (U2F)


Use Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Use it everywhere you can. Start with your most important accounts. Email first.


Risks with Public Wi-Fi


Defending against the Evil Twin


Man in the Middle (MITM)


Virtual Private Network or VPN


Avoid using public wi-fi (and take steps to protect yourself if you choose to use public wi-fi) ● Use your mobile hotspot instead ● Use a Virtual Private Network (VPN) ● If you have to use public wi-fi, VERIFY both the correct network and means of accessing the wi-fi you want to use.


Focus on the small things you can do that make a big difference.

Nurture Educate ● Protect ● Verify ● ●

A security culture at your organization Yourself and others about risks Your accounts and devices with secure practices When in (ANY) doubt, VERIFY!


Before you go, how would you like all of the following for free? ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

A Cybersecurity Health Checkup Check the Dark Web for compromised passwords with Stolen Password Scanning Build an Incident Response Plan Create a Technology and Data Use Policy Stay in the know about Recent Threat Alerts Educate your personnel with Security Training Videos Test your staff with Phishing Simulations Download Awareness Posters to print and post around the office Run a Website Scan to check for malware and blacklisting on your website Work with a dedicated RoundTable expert

Go to defendify.me, use the code “Defense” and get a free 30-day trial that includes everything you see above.


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