Posted on July 11, 2017 by FINAO Admin -
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
Posted on June 5, 2017 by Miranda -
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
Posted on June 5, 2017 by Miranda -
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
Posted on April 30, 2017 by Miranda -
Topics
Key Compliance and Security Issues for 2017 and 2018
Changing Compliance Requirements in the US and EU
New generation of cyber security threats from the Internet of Things
Technologies available to assist with responses to regulators
Posted on January 26, 2017 by FINAO Admin -
Topics
Review the top IoT attacks of 2016
How these attacks were executed
What the implications of these attacks are for the Enterprise
The best strategies for mitigating these threats in 2017
Posted on December 7, 2016 by Miranda -
Topics
DDoS / Dyn Attack
Internet of Radios Security Issues
Enterprise Security
Posted on May 27, 2016 by FINAO Admin -
The proliferation of mobile devices, cheap radio sensors with microphones, cameras and transmitters means that Enterprise Airspace is under constant threat from a new generation of Internet connected devices. Data exfiltration whether by accident or on purpose has never been easier.
As the number of Internet connected devices grows to more than 50 billion, the Internet of Things will provide an unprecedented expansion of new threat vectors and Enterprise firms need to be able to respond.
You can learn more about BYOD, Mobile and IoT Security with Mike Engle, co-founder of Bastille Networks.
Topics
Internet of Things: Think security headache
How do software defined radios come into play?
What does the IoT mean for enterprise security?
MouseJack: A connected device threat today
What can you do to secure your airspace?
Use Cases
Case Study: Datacenter
