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Security Basics - Internet Safety
The document discusses the vulnerability of humans in cybersecurity, highlighting that 70% of companies consider people their greatest weakness. It emphasizes the importance of strong, unique passwords and two-factor authentication, and introduces password managers as a solution for secure password management. The document also covers potential hacking methods and provides guidance on what individuals and companies should do after a security breach.
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- 1. SECURITY BASICS Humans arethe weakest link
- 2. RAISE USER AWARENESS 70%of companies named humans as their greatest vulnerability
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- 15. Name: John Doe Email:jdoe@gmail.com Birthday: 01/02/1980 Hobbies: Football Wife: Jane Doe Kids: June Doe, Junior Doe
- 16. First (& last?)line of defense
- 17. Email address +password “a”
- 18. Email address +password “a”
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- 20. 1.123456 2. password 3.12345678 4. qwerty 5.12345 6. 123456789 7. football 8. 1234 9. 1234567 10. baseball SOCIAL MEDIA
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- 25. MAKE IT ASHARD AS POSSIBLE
- 27. • Unique (random)passwords • Letters (Upper- & lowercase) • Numbers • Symbols • ! Repeated pattern • ! Existing words • Long passwords • The longer, the more secure • Two factor/step authentication
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- 31. Principle ALL Passwords inone place • 1 Master Password • CHOOSE WISELY! • On/offline vault • Extension in browser • Mobile app • Password generator • Private notes • ...
- 32. Lastpass – Dashlane- Keepass Online/Hybrid • Lastpass • Dashlane Offline • Keepass • Standalone app • Desktop only • Nothing in the cloud
- 33. Lastpass – Dashlane- Keepass Online • Lastpass • Browser extension • Web interface • Standalone app • Mobile app Hybrid • Dashlane • Standalone app • Web interface • Online/offline functionality
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- 35. - Vault - SecureNotes - Form Fills: - Sharing Center - Security Challenge - Emergency Acces - Multifactor Authentication - Lastpass Auth. vs Google Auth. - Lastpass - Twitter - Facebook
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- 39. How do theyoperate? • Phishing • Social media • Conversations • Other breaches • Coding/scripting • …
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- 41. How to know? •You can’t! • https://haveibeenpwned.com/ • Message from site • Direct conversation
- 42. What to do? Person •Come clean • Change password(s)!! • Account recovery • Contact website owner
- 43. What to do? Company •Come clean • Open communication • Patch vulnerability as quick as possible • Responsibility to users • Invest in the future
- 44. RAISED USER AWARENESS? Humans arethe weakest link But at least now they know...