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@CYBERDEFENSEMAG CYBER DEFENSE eMAGAZINE Published monthly by the team at Cyber Defense Media Group and distributed electronically via opt-in Email, HTML, PDF and Online Flipbook formats. InfoSec Knowledge is Power. We will always strive to provide the latest, most up to date FREE InfoSec information. From the International Editor-in-Chief… The international effects of recent medical and political developments continue to show up prominently in the world of cybersecurity. We see a continuation of trends in Coronavirus effects, cyber-criminal activity, and government actions in response to these threats. International effects of COVID-19 include restrictions on physical travel, resulting in greater dependence on cyber “travel” to accomplish necessary business and government functions. As might be expected, the expanded reliance on cyber assets also provide greater opportunities for criminal activity. We may also note the divergence in approaches between the European model, using an integrated set of laws and regulations, on one hand, and the U.S. model, which tends to respond to these challenges on a State-by-State basis, on the other. I hasten to add there are some indications of movement on the federal level to adopt national privacy laws which would provide a greater measure of conformity. As I observed last month, failure to work together in a cooperative fashion can only provide more opportunities for the abuse and misuse of sensitive information, even leading to the compromise of the command and control systems of our critical infrastructure. Accordingly, may I suggest that in the days ahead we agree to put our differences aside in favor of responding to our common enemies: the COVID-19 virus itself and those who would take advantage of this crisis to perpetrate criminal schemes. To our faithful readers, we thank you, Pierluigi Paganini International Editor-in-Chief PRESIDENT & CO-FOUNDER Stevin Miliefsky stevinv@cyberdefensemagazine.com INTERNATIONAL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF & CO-FOUNDER Pierluigi Paganini, CEH Pierluigi.paganini@cyberdefensemagazine.com US EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Yan Ross, JD Yan.Ross@cyberdefensemediagroup.com ADVERTISING Marketing Team marketing@cyberdefensemagazine.com CONTACT US: Cyber Defense Magazine Toll Free: 1-833-844-9468 International: +1-603-280-4451 SKYPE: cyber.defense http://www.cyberdefensemagazine.com Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine, a division of CYBER DEFENSE MEDIA GROUP (a Steven G. Samuels LLC d/b/a) 276 Fifth Avenue, Suite 704, New York, NY 10001 EIN: 454-18-8465, DUNS# 078358935. All rights reserved worldwide. PUBLISHER Gary S. Miliefsky, CISSP® Learn more about our founder & publisher at: http://www.cyberdefensemagazine.com/about-our-founder/ 8 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE! Providing free information, best practices, tips and techniques on cybersecurity since 2012, Cyber Defense magazine is your go-to-source for Information Security. We’re a proud division of Cyber Defense Media Group: CYBERDEFENSEMEDIAGROUP.COM MAGAZINE TV RADIO AWARDS Cyber Defense eMagazine –July 2020 Edition 6 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Welcome to CDM’s July 2020 Issue From the U.S. Editor-in-Chief Once again, the July issue of Cyber Defense Magazine brings readers over two dozen articles on cyber and security topics of immediate interest. We are fortunate to rely on a broad spectrum of contributors who share their expertise and insights with our community. We tend to look for trends and upcoming challenges and responses. For both individual consumers and corporate participants, the establishment of a “value proposition” is the cogent answer to the question “What problem does it solve?” This month, readers will see elaboration of issues beyond the standard “cybersecurity” problems to solve. For instance, the impact of the broad collection of sensitive personal data in controlling the spread of COVID-19 potentially calls for strong protections of individual privacy. At some point, a balance must be reached between the privacy needs of the individual and the “greater good,” a rhetorical construct which can often lead to unintended adverse consequences. The migration of workers to a permanent home-based operation appears to require more permanent cybersecurity solutions than just a temporary setup with expectations for workers to return to the more secure environment of HQ. The age-old saying that “the only constant is change” holds true in these times, as demonstrated by the breadth and depth of the articles we are pleased to bring you this month. Wishing you all success in your cyber security endeavors, Yan Ross US Editor-in-Chief Cyber Defense Magazine About the US Editor-in-Chief Yan Ross, J.D., is a Cybersecurity Journalist & US Editor-in-Chief for Cyber Defense Magazine. He is an accredited author and educator and has provided editorial services for award-winning best-selling books on a variety of topics. He also serves as ICFE's Director of Special Projects, and the author of the Certified Identity Theft Risk Management Specialist ® XV CITRMS® course. As an accredited educator for over 20 years, Yan addresses risk management in the areas of identity theft, privacy, and cyber security for consumers and organizations holding sensitive personal information. You can reach him via his e-mail address at yan.ross@cyberdefensemediagroup.com Cyber Defense eMagazine –July 2020 Edition 7 Copyright © 2020, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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