#Cybersecurity Risks

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White Paper: The Urgent Need for Migrating from Dynamics AX 2012 R3 to Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain

Executive Summary As of January 10, 2023, Microsoft officially ended extended support for Dynamics AX 2012 R3, a widely used ERP system. Despite this, many organizations around the world continue to rely on Dynamics AX 2012, exposing themselves to significant risks. This white paper explores the threats, vulnerabilities, and dangers associated with the continued use of an unsupported ERP system.…

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Beyond Change Healthcare

The continued onslaught of cybersecurity attacks which if anything are only getting worse have impacted the healthcare system in dramatic fashion with the payment network brought down by the attack on Change Healthcare. Healthcare under Cyber Attack I keep hoping that we all get better at combatting these attempts to breach our data and that overall vigilance rises as we become more wary of…

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Layered Security Services: Protecting Data, Processes And Investment

Metis Technology provides layered security services that can help to prevent cybersecurity risks and help to secure data from cyber-attacks.

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How Can Government-Level Encryption For Telecommunications Help Prevent Cyberattacks?

Cybersecurity risks can come in many forms, from malware infections to ransomware attacks. The following, in particular, shows an increased interest in insurance companies.

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Ok I'll talk more about Raven Beak's suit.

You know how Samus' suit just up and explodes if you get her killed? At least in Mawkin powersuits, that's an intended feature for specific warrior classes.

If you were to kill Raven Beak in some way other than allowing a Metroid to juice him like a lemon, his suit would explode. That's a security feature: the Mawkin are very proud of their technology, and firmly believe that their secrets of warfare should never fall into the hands of Others: partly because they're so proud, but also for the good of the galaxy. They don't want their secrets being used by bad actors to wreak havoc.

Raven Beak is the Mawkin Warlord: as such, his suit is juiced up to the nth degree. If he were to fall in battle and his suit didn't explode, the Mawkin would be waist-high in the swamp. If, for example, the Space Pirates were to get ahold of his suit and reverse engineer it, the Mawkin would be held responsible for unleashing the means for the Pirates to create devastating weapons based on their designs.

Mawkin suits are highly optimized and possess combat capabilities and weapons that far exceed most other tribes. Raven Beak's suit has custom "firmware". His suit and the suits of a number of high echelon warriors and intelligence agents are designed to combust in a very particular way.

When the wearer's vitals fall below critical levels, the suit cannibalizes its own upgrades. The excess matter that accumulates as a result of this reaction is highly volatile, and the speed at which this all occurs helps to catalyze a fantastic explosion that ensures no technological footprint is left behind. No user data, no biometrics, no upgrades, no suit. Typically, the more upgrades you have, the grander the explosion is: that's more matter for the dying suit to push together like a play-doh ball made of dynamite.

Upon death, the Shrouded Talons' suits are designed to destroy not just the tech, but the body as well. If a unit is decommissioned, the intelligence wing of the tribe logically does not want the agent's identity to be discerned. Leave no trace and there's no trail to follow, as it were. There's a reason the Talons aren't common knowledge in intergalactic intelligence circles: they take cleaning up after themselves very seriously.

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Since I need to distract myself a bit let me talk about

~✨Risk Management ✨~

So, y'all have read the interview of the CEO or something like that of the company that owned the submarine, yeah? He said something like "at a certain point security is useless".

I work in security (ok, cybersecurity but) so I'd like to get on the occasion to explain to everyone what risk is and how it works.

PSA: I'm not defending the guy, i don't care. This is just me taking the ball to explain something. Idk what he meant, I didn't read the whole interview and this is not about the submarine incident.

So, let me define risk first as:

Likehood * Impact

Likehood is the probability that something could happen.

Impact is the damage you get if that thing happens.

Risk is generally classified according to tables similar to this one.

If you're doing a good job you are probably going to create one of this personalised for each "thing" you need to assess.

The thing is: when we assess a risk we need to consider a few things:

What's the worst case scenario?

Do we have a "back-up" plan if things go wrong (-> limits the impact)

What are the most important asset for this thing we want to assess? (Helps identify the impact)

What is the probability that a villain could access the assets? What kind of tools would they need?(likehood)

Is there something we can do about this?

And other things. I'm trying to keep it very generic.

Then we proceed. After we evaluated the risk(s) we could face, we have four choices:

Avoid the risk -> obvious right? We take the steps to eliminate the risk completely;

Mitigate the risk -> reducing the likehood or the impact by taking several measures

Transfer the risk -> you hire someone that takes the risk for you (insurance, anyone?)

Accept the risk.

I know this sounds counterintuitive, but think about it for a second.

You own a car. You did all the controls you could do and consider yourself a moderate and careful driver(mitigation), have a insurance (transference), leave the phone in the backseat (avoidance... kinda)but there is still a residual risk of having an incident, despite all the countermeasures you took.

You can decide to not drive at all, that would land the risk to 0, but you need to go to work, right?

Is reasonable at this point for you to... Not drive entirely? Some of you might say no, for various reasons: it's irrational, need to go to work, you can't use a bike because it's too far...

Companies do the same when evaluating risks. They might decide that, to them, action X doesn't represent a threat (small impact or extremely low likehood).

Consider also that in cybersecurity every layer of defense you create it's literally making someone's job more difficult. Sometimes it's worth it (consider the case of assets that handle personal data or credit card information), sometimes after you did all the assesment you find out that the level of sophistication an attack would require is such improbable, expensive, impractical that you don't take any measure to fix it.

(I recommend the Darknet Diaries "Jeremy from Marketing" episode - it's a really interesting example of what I'm talking about specifically)

Most of the time risks are being mitigated - avoiding a risk entirely is often impossible or would require too much resources. I have a post on "accessibility for the users and security" to write for my cybersecurity portfolio since last year but ok I guess.

Thanks for coming to my ted talk about something no one cares about but I found incredibly interesting.

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Intelligent Automated Risk Management (IARM): Enhancing Risk Identification and Decision-Making

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Enhancing Security and Mitigating Risks: Unveiling the Power of Century Solutions Group

In an increasingly interconnected world, businesses face a myriad of security challenges and risks. From cyber threats and data breaches to physical vulnerabilities, organizations must adopt comprehensive strategies to safeguard their assets, customers, and reputation. This blog will explore the critical role played by Century Solutions Group in providing top-tier security and risk management services.

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The DARK SIDE of AI : Can we trust Self-Driving Cars?

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Self-driving cars have been hailed as the future of transportation, promising safer roads and more efficient travel. They use artificial intelligence (AI) to navigate roads and make decisions on behalf of the driver, leading many to believe that they will revolutionize the way we commute. However, as with any technology, there is a dark side to AI-powered self-driving cars that must be…

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I wish we had more people who were in the middle when it came to privacy and personal security, you know? Most people are like “whatever the companies can track me” and everyone on the other side is like “don’t own a phone and rotate your passwords every day”.

Like where are the normal people

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Mastering IT Management: Strategies for Success in the Digital Age

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How to find out whether you were affected by 1.7 million credit card leak after hackers infiltrate payment processing provider

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Advanced Persistent Threats: Understanding the Characteristics, Tactics, and Strategies for Prevention and Mitigation in Today's Cyber Landscape

A detailed read on Cyber security in today's digital landscape. Happy Sunday everyone!

Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are a type of cyber attack that is specifically targeted at organizations or individuals to steal sensitive information or disrupt operations. These attacks are carried out by highly skilled and organized hackers who use sophisticated techniques to gain access to networks and systems. In this paper, we will discuss APTs in detail, including their…