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By having a comprehensive view of the insider threat landscape, understanding the risk within their environments, and implementing best practices to strengthen their protections, organizations can minimize the risk of insider threats and reduce the fallout in the cases of a breach or attack. About the Author Jon Ford is the managing director of global government services and insider threat security solutions at Mandiant, a part of FireEye. He has twenty-five years of experience helping organizations become more resilient to attacks orchestrated by foreign governments, organized criminal groups, and insider threats. Connect with Jon on LinkedIn and learn more on: www.fireeye.com/mandiant Cyber Defense eMagazine – June 2021 Edition 84 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Why We Care About Cybersecurity Hygiene By James Opiyo, Senior Consultant Security Strategy, Kinetic By Windstream Maintaining good cybersecurity hygiene habits is just as important as maintaining good personal hygiene habits. We must maintain high cybersecurity standards to protect our digital health from some common cyber threats. Common Threats to Our Digital Health • Malicious software (malware) designed to steal information and/or cause damage to our connected devices. • Viruses that infect connected devices and then spread across networks while giving cybercriminals access to those devices. • Ransomware malware that encrypts files on a connected device and prevents an authorized user from accessing the affected files until a ransom is paid. • Phishing scams where cybercriminals attempt to steal sensitive data (SSN, Credit Card numbers, etc.) using deceptive electronic messages via email, text messages, pop-up windows, etc. Fraudsters use these deceptive electronic messages and fake websites to lure users to disclose sensitive information. They may, for example, send a link masked to look like your bank’s legitimate web address and ask you to click on it and log in to your bank account. This will give them access to your Cyber Defense eMagazine – June 2021 Edition 85 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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