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September 2017
cyber-outreach@cba.com.au
Today I will be speaking with you on the steps you and your staff can
take to protect your organisation and stay safe online.
I’m a
target?
Sources: https://www.itnews.com.au/news/jpmorgan-found-breach-through-corporate-challenge-site-397445
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2014/09/breach-at-goodwill-vendor-lasted-18-months/
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You can’t always trust the sender of an SMS…
Phishing and
SMiShing
Make yourself • Only download mobile apps from official online app stores (iOS App
Store, Windows Phone Store or Google Play Store)
a harder target – Trust your operating system to make this decision for you. On
Android 4.0 and above, go to Settings and ensure the “unknown
… against Android sources” feature is not selected. Your device will now be unable
malware to download apps from anywhere but the Google Play store.
• Don’t ‘root’ or ‘jailbreak’ your device.
Remember:
Your bank will never send you an email or SMS that asks you to
confirm, update or disclose personal or banking information.
Remember:
If you're using cloud, the
security and privacy of your
data is largely in somebody
else’s direct control …
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Make yourself a hard target and take steps to limit harm
Writers of malicious software (malware) including ransomware and
keyloggers rely on users of a system to make simple errors in order
Securing your to infect a device or gain unauthorised access.
devices Aside from educating your company's computer users, your best
defence as a small business is to 'harden' your devices against
these risks.
Take these actions to
help secure your
devices • Turn on automatic updates
• Only install software from reputable publishers
• Limit administrative access to your computers – de-privilege
where possible
• Encrypt your hard drives
• Install security software and keep it up to date
Payment $5,000
$5,300
Fraud $4,000
(US$ million)
$3,000 $3,100
$1,200
$1,000
$214
$-
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Source: FBI/IC3