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[image] CUE MANAGE SPOTC eps. Information Security for Leaders and Managers. 

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Information Security for Leaders and Managers

CSM 301 Instructor: Mr. Brechin Piper, CD, MISSM Office Hours: Fridays 1-2 pm

Francis Syms David J. Smith. Cybersecurity In Canada: Operations, Investigations, and Protection. 

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Cybersecurity In Canada: Operations, Investigations, and Protection

Protecting and Defending Against Cyberattacks. CHAPTER 5. 

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Protecting and Defending Against Cyberattacks

By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
Understand the importance of training in the prevention of cyberattacks.
Articulate technology system management approaches to defending against cyberattacks.
Understand the role of and types of traffic filtering systems and firewalls.
Identify types of cyberattack detection systems.. 

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By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:
Understand the importance of training in the prevention of cyberattacks.
Articulate technology system management approaches to defending against cyberattacks.
Understand the role of and types of traffic filtering systems and firewalls.
Identify types of cyberattack detection systems.

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Often mandatory in organizations
Educates members, in order to defend organizations and people against cyberattacks
Can be a set of guidelines for employees, e.g.:. 

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Often mandatory in organizations
Educates members, in order to defend organizations and people against cyberattacks
Can be a set of guidelines for employees, e.g.:

You are a target Keep software up to date Avoid phishing scams Good password management Be careful what you click Never leave devices unattended Safeguard protected data Use mobile devices safely Install antivirus, anti-malware protection Back up your data

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Compromised usernames, passwords, can have far-reaching consequences
Password management tool recommended
Generates unique passwords
Checks exposed password lists and alerts user
Identifies duplicate passwords
Feedback on security of passwords chosen
Family sharing in case of emergency. 

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Cybersecurity Awareness Training (cont’d)

Compromised usernames, passwords, can have far-reaching consequences
Password management tool recommended
Generates unique passwords
Checks exposed password lists and alerts user
Identifies duplicate passwords
Feedback on security of passwords chosen
Family sharing in case of emergency

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Phishing simulations: tests run by organizations to help train employees’ ability to recognize phishing attacks
Gamification: “use of game mechanics to engage users in solving problems” (Moore, n.d., para. 4) 
Critical thinking: e.g., friends don’t ask for gift cards; an unusual request with urgency is a red flag; governments do not send demands

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Identity and access management (IAM): policies, procedures related to the control of usernames and passwords that have access to an organization’s digital assets
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): use of more than one identity factor to validate who is accessing the account
knowledge, possession, inherence

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