Re: RSAC 2020: Lack Of Machine Learning Laws Open Doors To Attacks

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RSAC 2020: Lack of Machine Learning Laws Open Doors To Attacks


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According to the newest research by NordLayer, a network security solution for businesses, LinkedIn is the go-to place for professional scams. The investigation revealed the most prominent schemes on how criminals get sensitive information about companies and their employees and gain money or even get employees to leave their companies. Fake job offers, phishing attacks, connection requests, messages with suspicious links, and phony tech support are the most common techniques used.

As professionals increasingly rely on LinkedIn for career advancement and networking purposes, it is crucial to be aware of the various scam tactics employed by cybercriminals. These scams range from phishing attacks aimed at stealing personal information such as login credentials or financial data to more sophisticated schemes involving identity theft.

Phishing messages: Scammers may send messages pretending to be a recruiter, potential employer, or business partner, asking their victim to click on a malicious link or download an attachment. These links may lead to fake login pages or malware-infected files. Up to 47% of people in the UK experienced that.

Fake job offers: Scammers might create fake job postings that seem attractive to job seekers. When applicants show interest, they may ask for personal information, bank details, or an upfront payment for job processing or training. Up to 63% of Brits experienced such scams.

Malicious attachments and links: Scammers may send seemingly harmless documents or files that contain malware or ransomware. These attachments could exploit vulnerabilities in your computer or network, leading to data breaches or financial losses. People can also face a request to connect from an unknown person with a suspicious link in the message. Nearly 37% of people confirmed that they received something like that.

Get-rich-quick offer: Scammers may approach users with promises of high returns through cryptocurrency or foreign exchange trading. They often claim to have secret strategies or insider information to guarantee profits. In reality, they may ask users to invest money with them or sign up for suspicious trading platforms, leading to potential financial losses. This was reported by 43% of victims.

Invitation to participate in a fake survey: Scammers might create fake surveys, quizzes, or contests to collect personal data from unsuspecting users. Nearly 18% of scams account for that.

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Whereas other C-suite leaders such as those of finance, sales, and marketing are already using integrated data platforms such as CRM and ERP, most CISOs, CIOs and security leaders have yet to adopt a centralized tool that streamlines data points from dozens of operational security tools into an executive view. This means they are left without the ability to instantly know the state of their operations, what is trending, what has changed, which capabilities are currently missing, overlapping or underperforming, and how that impacts the overall performance.

The recent MOVEit hack, which has affected over 100 organisations including the University of Manchester, BBC News and British Airways, has demonstrated that further investment in comprehensive security systems should be a priority for organisations of all sizes. This should focus not just on addressing common vulnerabilities, but on identifying unsecured endpoints which can act as a point of access for cybercriminals, such as office printers and scanners. This is according to Kyocera.

A recent Office of National Statistics survey found that only three in ten businesses have undertaken cyber security risk assessments in the last year. From 2021 to 2022, UK losses to fraud and cybercrime totalled over 4 billion with the average time to identify a UK data breach measured at 181 days. This lack of preparedness is being seen in real time as more and more companies fall victim to the MOVEit hack.

Installing SIM (security information management) technology that automates processes and normalises data, instead of IT teams manually sorting data, is a straightforward yet highly effective way of protecting the business, regardless of its size.

As a Managed Service Provider (MSP) Kyocera Document Solutions Group UK provides Digital Transformation, Document Management, and Information Communication Technology (ICT) services. Kyocera helps customers turn information into knowledge and excel at learning by accelerating their digital adoption and enabling information to flow more dynamically throughout their organisation.

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Economic uncertainty is influencing investments in digitalization among American SMBs. Thirty percent report they postponed digitalization expenses that are not absolutely necessary, in response to the current economic situation, energy crisis and geopolitical threats. Twenty-four percent of American SMBs, the largest value in the survey, plan to invest less heavily in digitalization due to the current economic situation.

Another important section of the survey focuses on overall business risk. The deepest concerns regarding business risk among American SMBs include a declining economy and threat of a recession (46%) and a shortage of skilled workers (44%).

Other common business risks, including IT security and cybercrime, are less of a concern among American SMBs. Sixty-seven percent report they are well-positioned regarding IT security and cybercrime, while no more than half of the European respondents feel well equipped in those areas. In France, the number drops to 33%. The most common protective measures that American SMBs implement include regular password updates and high password security (36%) and choosing cloud and hosting solution providers experienced in cybersecurity and maintaining critical infrastructure (33%).

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