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No doubt about it, there are devices violating your policy inside your facility as we speak.

At least, there are if you are not checking for them.

This could include the inadvertent violation of policy by an employee who accidentally left a smart phone in a bag or wore a paired smart device to work by mistake. Or it could be an intentional attempt to eavesdrop on conversations and record them using a device in the facility, or to leverage paired devices to move data from inside a facility to a device outside.

Regardless of the scenario, if you are not monitoring for signals inside your facility you are asking for trouble.

This webinar will feature an executive level overview of the emerging counterintelligence threat to intelligence community missions via mobile device protocols, including insights into the tactics and techniques of adversaries and the mitigation measures defenders should put in place.

Speakers:

Dr. Bob Baxley, CTO at Bastille and former Director of the Software Defined Radio Lab at Georgia Tech

Bob Gourley, an award winning former CTO of the Defense Intelligence Agency and co-founder of the cyber risk consultancy OODA LLC

PLUS See Demos of the Bastille system detecting Bluetooth, Cellular and other devices.

It’s a wireless world. Every agency has a Radio Frequency (RF) device policy. But policies without effective enforcement don’t work. In order to accomplish the mission, legitimate employees are carrying devices such as cell phones, wearables, smart watches, wireless cameras, tablets, hearing aids with BT or Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Headsets.

Old “no devices anywhere” policies have stopped working. Security officers need to be able to exclude all wireless and cellular devices from some indoor spaces and allow authorized devices in other spaces. Or allow a device in until it misbehaves by connecting outside the secure space.

In this webinar we detail three customer use cases from Defense and Civilian Agencies including how they:

Enforce adaptable RF device policy

Geo-fence sensitive areas and alert if/when they are breached

Accurately locate known and unknown cell phones with or without Mobile Device Management (MDM)

Alert when approved devices violate policy

Detect and locate rogue devices

Integrate RF security solutions with their existing infrastructure (e.g. Splunk, Aruba, Cisco, AirWatch, PagerDuty)

Speaker:

Dr. Bob Baxley, Chief Engineer at Bastille and former Director of the Software Defined Radio Lab at Georgia Tech

Host:

George Seffers, Director, Content Development and Executive Editor at SIGNAL Magazine.

PLUS See Demos of the Bastille system detecting Cell phones and Bluetooth devices.

Bring your own device (or BYOD) may be standard policy at your organization. But it is also a serious and unmanaged risk to the security of your corporate network, sensitive data and intellectual property. Join Bastille Networks and Security Ledger to learn how undetected cellular devices including smart phones can provide access to your sensitive IT assets and how forward looking firms are tapping new tools to identify, track and manage cellular and wireless devices in their environment.

In this webinar you will learn more about:

BYOD Cyber Risk

BYOD Gone Wrong

Managing BYOD Risk

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Panelists include:

Danielle Tierney, Senior Analyst, AITE Group (author of recent paper on Cellular Surveillance)

Dale “Woody” Wooden, Founder of Weathered Security

Dr. Bob Baxley, Chief Technology Officer, Bastille Networks

Moderated by Paul Roberts, Editor of The Security Ledger.

Topics

Most pressing risks facing organizations
Top wireless exposures for businesses
Examples of wireless intrusions in business
Where is law enforcement (including FBI, DHS, State Police, local) in terms of understanding wireless risk and wireless attack vectors when investigating crimes
Where is business in understanding wireless risk
Mitigating information security risks to businesses: most effective steps
Mitigating wireless risks to businesses: most effective steps businesses can take

Topics

Security risks in hospitals from RF device vulnerabilities

Recent attacks on hospital IT systems

How to find unauthorized or poorly configured wireless devices in hospitals

Lessons learned from “IoT insecurity” such as Mirai, Brickerbot attacks

Examples of medical device vulnerabilities:

Insulin pumps

Pacemakers

Topics

Security risks in hospitals from RF device vulnerabilities

Recent attacks on hospital IT systems

How to find unauthorized or poorly configured wireless devices in hospitals

Lessons learned from “IoT insecurity” such as Mirai, Brickerbot attacks

Examples of medical device vulnerabilities:

Insulin pumps

Pacemakers