1. Staying Secure in an Insecure World NATE HOWE CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER NATE.HOWE@UTDALLAS.EDU Education – Partnership – Solutions

2. What is information security? Information has value; it is an asset Securing information requires people, processes, technologies, and facilities properly designed and operating to resist threats Risks can be managed, but never fully eliminated Education – Partnership – Solutions

3. Agenda Computer security Mobile device security Social engineering Physical security Discussion Education – Partnership – Solutions

4. http://data-protection.safenet-inc.com/2014/11/infographic-data-breaches-by-the-numbers-q3-2014/

5. http://www.verizonenterprise.com/resources/reports/rp_data-breach-investigation-report_2015_en_xg.pdf

6. Passwords Longer is stronger – consider a “passphrase” Different password for each service Security questions can be researched using social media Education – Partnership – Solutions

7. http://lifehacker.com/5876541/use-this-infographic-to-pick-a-good-strong-password Education – Partnership – Solutions

8. Avoid this by considering a password vault such as LastPass Education – Partnership – Solutions

9. Software updates Operating system, 3rd party software, anti-malware software Enable automatic update options on devices Patching is more important than running anti-malware software Education – Partnership – Solutions

10. Beware look-alike anti-malware software… Education – Partnership – Solutions

11. Digital housekeeping Delete what is not needed Delete multiple copies of same file Delete outdated versions Unclogs & speeds up device Education – Partnership – Solutions

13. Backups Backup everything else Network shared drives and home directories CometSpace powered by box.com Online services such as CrashPlan, Carbonite, and iCloud External hard drives Recover from ransomware if uninfected backups are available Education – Partnership – Solutions

14. Online scams

15. Take note of the website address - Is it constructed properly? Education – Partnership – Solutions

16. Regularly review your credit card and bank statements for unusual charges Monitor your credit reports periodically (Equifax, Experian, and Trans Union) Education – Partnership – Solutions

17. Stick with reputable sellers and familiar payment systems Education – Partnership – Solutions

18. Be wary of unsolicited e-mails, links, and website banners Education – Partnership – Solutions

19. Job scams on the rise… Job offers without an interview or even applying Initial checks to be deposited Personal information collected Education – Partnership – Solutions

20. Like this one… Education – Partnership – Solutions

22. Deal locally & face-to-face Avoid shipping or wiring money Obtain 3 rd party inspection Education – Partnership – Solutions

25. https://blog.knowbe4.com/infographic-the-top-5-holiday-scams-to-warn-your-users-about

26. Computer security Mobile device security Social engineering Physical security Discussion Education – Partnership – Solutions

27. Securing your smartphone is as important as securing your desktops and laptops http://wolfgangjaegel.com/mobile-web-usage-in-2015-infographic/

28. http://www.pewinternet.org/2015/04/01/us-smartphone-use-in-2015/pi_2015-04-01_smartphones_03/

29. Mobile Device Protection Require a passcode to unlock the screen Backup your device & keep software up-to-date Enable features to locate or erase your missing device Disable unnecessary location-based services Beware unsolicited phone calls & text scams Education – Partnership – Solutions

31. Only install software from trusted sources Education – Partnership – Solutions

32. Computer security Mobile device security Social engineering Physical security Discussion Education – Partnership – Solutions

34. Avoid establishing relationships online with people you haven’t met in person http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/looking-love-online-often- wrong-place-fbi-says-n361561 Education – Partnership – Solutions

35. Safe social networking Adjust available privacy settings Consider not posting personal information and location data Consider the privacy and permanence of what you post Education – Partnership – Solutions

36. Educate users about the risks of their “online lifestyles” Education – Partnership – Solutions

37. Computer security Mobile device security Social engineering Physical security Discussion

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39. Secure your home

40. Information storage Decline writing SSN when possible Make copies of the cards in your wallet Avoid carrying unnecessary personal information Card statements, bills, and documented passwords should be locked up within the home Education – Partnership – Solutions

41. Information destruction Shred mail rather than trash it Properly destroy or overwrite hard drives, memory cards, and electronic devices Education – Partnership – Solutions

42. Computer security Mobile device security Social engineering Physical security Discussion Education – Partnership – Solutions

43. Staying Secure in an Insecure World NATE HOWE CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER NATE.HOWE@UTDALLAS.EDU Education – Partnership – Solutions