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Avon & Somerset Police Cyber Protect
Kristian Evans COVID19 Presentation
24 March, 2020
Avon & Somerset Police Cyber Protect Kristian Evans COVID19 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Avon & Somerset Police Cyber Protect Kristian Evans COVID19 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Avon & Somerset Police Cyber Protect Kristian Evans COVID19 Presentation 24 March, 2020 Sources Useful (only slightly technical) Links www.lifewire.com www.howtogeek.com www.ncsc.gov.uk Background Information COVID-19 Being
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Useful (only slightly technical) Links
www.lifewire.com www.howtogeek.com www.ncsc.gov.uk
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Background Information COVID-19
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Being safe online
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Ransomware Case Study
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Case Study
WannaCry American secret agencies being shady like in the Bourne movies Russian bad guys North Korean bad guys An underdog British hero good guy ..but maybe bad guy.
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Case Study
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Vulnerabilities and Protection
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Protecting Your Credentials - Passwords
iloveyou 1234567890 000000 password1 123123 1234567 abc123 12345678 111111 qwerty 123456789 password 1q2w3e4r5t monkey dragon qwertyuiop 666666 123321 654321 123456a
www.howsecureismypassword.net
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Protecting Your Credentials - Passwords
Add complexity MnisF.In2001ibmfC 3 random words
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Protecting Your Credentials - Has your personal information been leaked?
www.haveibeenpwned.com
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Protecting your Credentials - Password Managers
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Two-factor Authentication
https://twofactorauth.org/
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2FA
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Mobile Device
Dont lose Lock-screen Find my phone Google.com/android/find Icloud.com/find Remote Wipe Back-Up Encryption Back-up 2FA & password managing Only use the proper app stores
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Firewalls Software-Updates Anti-Virus
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Firewalls
Turn them on!
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Firewalls
Protect Your environment!
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Anti-Virus/Anti-Malware
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Anti-Virus/Anti-Malware
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Software Updates
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Backing Up
File Back-Up Cloud Options Windows File History System Imaging
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Reporting
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Phishing During the Outbreak
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Phishing
The No.1 method of creating a victim. After the initial Phish there are a wide range of options open to attackers. Think Take 5
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Phishing
Techniques used to phish you in Urgency Authority Entitlement Bullying Charisma Trust Reward Curiosity
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Spam email
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Spam email
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Le G Phihig
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Mobile Phishing
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Phishing Have you been caught out?
You start getting lot of emails Unsolicited Anti-Virus scans start cropping up Emails or phone calls from Microsoft New browser toolbars Redirection from websites and excessive pop-ups Messages to friends and contacts Passwords not working New software is installed Youre missing money Your computer is a brick
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Take 5
Never disclose security details, such as your PIN or full password its never right to reveal these details Don ame an email reqe or caller i genine people arent always who they say they are Don be rhed a bank or genuine organisation wont mind waiting to give you time to stop and think Listen to your instincts if something feels wrong then it is usually right to pause and question it Stay in control have the confidence to refuse unusual requests for information
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Working From Home
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Making your home cyber safe
Change default passwords Install antivirus Review app permissions Use strong passwords Back up your data Review privacy settings for your social media accounts
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Online fraud
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Being safe online
- Follow the advice given
- Passwords
- Phishing awareness
- Create backups
- Encrypt data
- Dont click links from unknown senders
- Use password managers
- 2-Factor Authentication
- Turn on Antivirus/Firewalls
- Report all cyber crimes
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Summary
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Being safe online
Ransomware Phishing Working from home (WFH) Wider online fraud
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