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The scene begins at school ground where Amy and her friend
is fiddling with her cell phone.
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Meet Amy, a teenage girl, who loves to stay connected with
her friends.
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Amy is lying on her bed; she is busy
using her cell phone for activities like posting photos and chatting.
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To become
more popular among friends she pushed herself to join more social networks,
update her status more, post more selfies and stay up later at night chatting
online.
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Her mom
enters her room, but Amy is so busy that she doesn’t realize her mom is
watching her.
Amy’s
phone addiction is worrying her mom.
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Amy’s
mom is concerned about her phone addiction. Fear of online predators, cybercrimes, and
much more were running through her mind.
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Amy’s mom is shown with the Amy’s
cell phone. Appearing to install spy software.
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Becoming
more concerned, she wants to know Amy's phone activities. So she installs Spy
software onto Amy's phone to track her
mobile phone activities.
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Next day
early morning, Amy is going out in a car.
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Oh! But where is Amy Going?"
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Garage: Amy’s dad is shocked when he
doesn’t find his car in his garage.
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Amy’s dad is shocked to see his car
is missing.
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Bedroom: Amy’s mom is shocked to see open cupboard and finds cards and cash is
missing.
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And her mom is shocked to see her cash and credit cards are missing
as well.
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Amy’s Room: Parents rush to Amy’s
room and get terrified when they didn’t find Amy in the room.
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Oh my!! Amy is
missing!! Where could she be?!!
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Parents
rush to their computer and hurried open the LIVE Control Panel, checks, GPS
location and read the recorded Amy’s chat conversation.
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They logged into their LIVE Control Panel to check her whereabouts.
They were shocked to discover Amy had run off with John, her new online
friend.
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Daniel calls police.
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Amy's Dad
calls police and explains that his daughter has been duped and mislead by a
predator.
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The
camera zooms into GPS Map locator and zooms out on the road, where the cop’s
car is chasing the Amy’s car.
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With the help of the GPS tracking feature, the police successfully
locates Amy just in time.”
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The screen will be divided into two
parts; Left side of the screen has the online predator behind bars and on the
right side police hand over Amy to her parents.
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The police
take John into custody and take Amy back to her parents.
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Amy
feels sorry and parents cuddling her.
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Thursday, 6 August 2015
Video Script for Animation Video
Wednesday, 5 August 2015
Cloud at Work
Recently my friend shared
me a link to download ‘Dropbox’ and wants me to share my latest excursion’s
pictures. I stole a few minutes from my busy schedule and followed the instructions
to get Dropbox to my desktop. I heard a lot about cloud storage but never knew
it would make my life easy when it comes to sharing photos. I dragged all my pictures
into the newly added Dropbox folder and quickly shared a URL with my friend to
access photos through web interface. Surely the experience of sharing heavy
files effortlessly and instantly was incredible, but installing own cloud storage
at work, isn’t a potential risk to information security?
The cloud based file sharing services is a
file hosting service, which provides storing and sharing data services. The stored
data can be accessed from any internet browser. Dropbox, Google Drive,
skydrive, iCloud and Octopus are some popular cloud storages. The convenience
of keeping personal data safe and within the reach has attracted the largest
corporate crowd ever. A survey report shows 89 percent of employees have
personal accounts on cloud storage services out of which 70 percent storage is
done for work purpose and 22 percent employees store company’s critical data.
Any employee who stores
data in his/her personal account or storage automatically falls under data
breach. Companies confront critical fallouts because of data breaches from
insider data theft and accidental loss by employees. IT professionals believe
that cloud storage is one of the biggest loopholes in the data security system,
which has fetched many security challenges. Cloud has obscured the data
prevention strategies by IT team. Larry Ponemon, chairman and founder of the Ponemon
Institute said on cloud sharing services, “We're
acutely aware of the potentially catastrophic consequences that can occur as a
result of security breaches of these tools”.
To combat the security
risks, it’s important to stay updated and aware of emerging and existing threats
and vulnerabilities in the company. Here
are some suggestion to mitigate the gamut of threats and security risks:
- · Employee awareness workshops on information security.
- · Install Filter content and block websites.
- · Set Firewalls and use anti-virus software to protect PC.
- · Set up Risk and compliance policies.
- · Incidence Report team for investigation.
- · Regular audits by Risk management team.
- · Monitor employee computer activities.
Implementation of policies,
blocking websites, and filtering content or training programs sometimes doesn’t
help in mitigating data breaches. Web Proxy is an alternate for many employees
to surf blocked websites which bring online threats to the information security.
Hence, it’s critical to identify outliers and failure modes for effective
analysis to diminish perils.
Amazon’s Fire
Amazon’s Fire
unveiled!
Online shopping colossal has revealed its
first ever phone. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos launched the Fire smartphone on June
18, in Seattle. The long-rumored Amazon’s all-new Android-based smartphone is a
product of four years of development. The phone is introduced to exceptional
sensor technologies to initiates’ 3D experience on phone and revolutionizes the
way people know the world by their phones.
The phone runs Amazon's
Android-based Fire OS 3.5,
a forked version of Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. 4.7 inch display with High
Definition resolution is designed for
one-hand use.
The phone is outfitted with a 13-megapixel rear camera and 2.1 megapixel four front-facing
cameras with optical image stabilization. There is a
shutter button for quick access, the lens experience doesn't end here it
further impresses us further by giving away free unlimited photo storage on
Amazon Cloud Drive.
Amazon
has put sincere efforts to close the gap between ‘I want that’ and ‘I have it”
says Amazon’s mobile executive. The Fire phone has tried to give a powerful and
creative impact of introducing two new technologies and exceptional LIVE service,
which makes it different from other leading smartphones. Let’s take a look at
some of the hyped features and see if the phone is able to kindle a fire in our
mind!!
The
dynamic perspective, an interactive
technology integrated to change the way people see and interact
through their phones.
The dynamic perspective has head tracking, shortcut gestures and
multi-dimensional interface elements. Its four front cameras and unusual sensor
make the phone responds to the way you hold, moves or look at it. This feature
gives three-dimensional depth to the applications. Developers have a built-in
Peek, Tilt and Swivel strength which mean you just need to tilt or swivel the
phone to quickly open navigation drawers, quick actions, scrolls or you can even
peek it to peep around the edges.
Bezos revealed another exceptional technology Firefly, the audio and object
recognition technology. A dedicated button given for its prompt, the user just
needs to press and hold the button and the sensor will scan and identify the
product and further direct you to more information such as buy, share,
Wikipedia and many more. Firefly identifies over 70 million real world objects
like QR and barcodes, artwork, songs, movies printed web and email addresses,
phone numbers.
Amazon
believes in giving world class customer service experience, this confirms the Fire phone feature called Mayday, an ultimate 24/7 hours free
Video chat support. A simple hit on Mayday icon will make an expert available
within 15 seconds to assist you with any problems you have with your Fire
Phone.
There are ample of the
amazing features in the list such as the ASAP feature which caches video and starts
streaming immediately. Amazon's Immersion Reading and WhisperSync for voice
allow switching between readings and listening to an e-book, free Prime Amazon
membership for 12 months. Looking at these interesting features it looks the device
is designed especially for Amazon online shopping.
The features and specifications make Fire phone
a decent package. Amazon has tried to craft an innovative phone and added
unmatched features and services which can add utility. The Fire phone would be
available through AT&T in the United States in July. So until late July we have
to wait to distinguish its functions, worth and user friendly attributes.
Data Theft And Data Attack Protection-White Paper
Abstract
This white paper would help you to
understand how unsafe internet surfing and malicious insiders fetch data
security risks. Employees are unaware of online dangers stirring from their
usual web surfing at work and hackers/outsiders gamely wait for web users to
click the malicious links set up by them on various websites, this helps them
to infect users PC and gain and allow them to access users PC and take over
the control. Another threat we have talked about is Insider threat, which is
even more dangerous because the data is accessible to them, to which they
misuse or steal for personal gains or grudges. The outsider and insider attack
eventually put the companies into financial losses, sensitive information
loss, and image damaging media attention.
Contents
Data attacks and data theft protection
The internet is one of the
world's greatest inventions with the great amount of information and knowledge
available with just a few taps on the keyboard. Website surfing is not only
accumulating information for you, but it’s also accumulating threats, malware,
Virus and other web threats every time you inappropriate content and website.
These malicious websites may infect your PC and get you into problems.
As per an Internet Data Corp.
survey, 30-40% of employees spend an average of 5.9 hours per week surfing non
work related websites. This means the web based dangers at work can put the
company’s information security at risk. A virus attack happens when a user
clicks a website link to explore, with a simple click of the mouse malware,
phishing attack and many other web based dangerous attacks can accomplish their
task.
It’s critical to stop the
online damages caused by intentional and unintentional insider threats.
Employers need to block non-work related websites and content. This would help
them to keep the PC safe from hackers
and infectious worms.
The reports and surveys amass
the data on employees surfing internet at work and spending valuable productive
time on surfing non-work related websites. Online threats due to cyber loafing
have increased the number of incidences of network and password hacking, virus,
malware and malicious software infected user’s computer.
Surfing the internet has
become more of an addiction, as per Websense report. We can see the most online
activities observed are online news reading 81%, personal mails 61%,
online banking 58% , travel 56% and shopping 52%. The malicious intenders
gimmick users with catchy titles, flashes, flyers, attracting them to open a
link or download PDF. Users get trapped by these tricks and to their curiosity
they visit these sites and click links to explore and unknowingly they end up
giving control to the hackers of their computer. Compromising with the data
security is the most dangerous thing.
Companies have employees to
carry their work and they accomplish tasks using a PC, hence computers or
laptops are the most critical part of the organization. All confidential,
sensitive, restricted information is stored on these systems. Cybercriminal
have ample reason to attempt to hijack the information, including monetary
damages, identity theft, loss of confidential information and data, damaged
brand or reputation, and theft of network resources.
The malicious techniques
developed by cybercriminals to trick web users have compromised the security
systems of the company. Clickjacking, Likejacking and Cursorjacking are a few
techniques in which user performs undesired actions by clicking or moving the
cursor on a hidden link. As a result, it risks confidential information or
gives access to control their computer while hitting it off on deceptively safe
and secure web pages.
There is a world of web
threats which can damage individuals or organizations. Web threats are malware
programs that take place while using surfing internet. Cybercriminals get the
benefits by stealing information and infecting the PC.
The steadily increasing
websites are occurring due to ever increasing web users all over the world. In
2005 there were roughly 66 million websites. By 2008, that number increased to
165 million, a jump of 250%, as per a Netcraft Web Server Survey data. In 2012,
the internet worldwide had more than 2 billion users, which is 34% of the
population. Where in 2005, there were 928 million users worldwide, around 14%
of the world population at the time reports ‘the Internet World Statistics’.
Internet World Statistics has given data on internet users across the
world in 2012 Quarter 2.
So we can see how internet
users across the world are increasing and the penetration rates by each world
region. With the increase of internet users, the number of websites has also
increased which brings up the inexperienced web-developers in the market and
malicious intenders to gain profits by their treacherous ways.
Cyber strolling at work can
cost huge financial and data loss, which can put an organization into legal
complications down the line. Out of all time wasting activities at work,
employees spend the most time on internet surfing. Every day numbers of cyber
crimes and attacks are increasing and taking place in bulk. Kaspersky Lab data
shows the number of browser-based attacks in 2012 was 1,595,587,670.
Internet users visit malicious websites without realizing that they are
inviting risks to their computer and data security.
Social
networking sites are like second nature when it comes to communication and
expressing feeling. Sharing photos, videos, and important information on social
networking accounts are the best. Are your photos and personal information
safe? Employees at work, surf social networking sites quite often. In 2013, 87%
of the web user population had used Social networking. 66% of users access it
from their PC and the other 34% access it from their mobile devices.
Hackers working on social
networking sites trick users by sending Spam, malicious links, phishing and
social engineering to get their passwords or to infect their PC to steal data
including personal photos, videos and private messages. They may put not only
your information at risk, but may put your friends’ information at risk as
well. In 2008, a worm hit a famous social networking site by tricking users
with social engineering. The worm puts up the comment on sites along with a
link which directs to fake websites, where users were asked to update or
install Flash Player. This gets completed with the installation of malware
rather than the installation of the Flash Player. The malware further downloads
a fake anti-spyware application that is actually a virus.
Clickjacking
Clickjacking is a combination
of two words - Click and Hijack, which it meant by mere clicking, access to
control a computer gets into the hands of hackers. Users are tricked by
clickjackers with a link is installed on to the website, which looks authentic
and once the user click the link, the malicious activities start and it gets
into the user’s PC to take control of PC. This allows to remotely access
computer files which can be misused by hacker for personal gains. Social
networking sites, online shopping websites, and online news sites are targeted
by hackers to post links to share, update or to get freebies.
Software Download
In 2012, 3782 vulnerabilities
were discovered out of which 1290 were high risk per the National Institute of
Standards and Technology, National Vulnerability Database. One of the biggest threats
to security is the application and software download at operating systems.
Opening malicious websites or downloading PDF or suggested software such as
Flash drive, Adobe reader or Flash or Oracle Java are some of the software to
exploit user PCs. Employees visit websites at work and end up visiting
malicious websites or pages unintentionally or follow instructions to download
software or click PDF to open.
Malware-Hosting Sites
As per a report, pornography
downloaded at work has been reported by 80% of companies. 70% of all Internet
porn traffic occur during the 9-5pm work day. Therefore, employees at work,
visit porn websites the most. Malware-hosting sites use porn to lure and direct users to
download code or software to view the videos, which in reality is a piece of
malware disguised as a code. Once the video codecs are installed, the concealed
malware succeeds in entering into the user’s computer to infect with malware.
Employees without realizing
the danger of opening mail and clicking mentioned links in the email from the
unknown sender. Phishing attacks are made to get sensitive information like
bank credentials, passwords, and usernames. Phishing attacks are performed by
hacker by sending mail which looks trustworthy and genuine, which suggests to
them to click links or download attachments and later asks for usernames and
passwords to proceed further. Sometimes fake mails stating ‘make money’,’
lottery won’ or information required for security reasons. Such mails trick
innocent and unaware users to release confidential information.
Risks of Web Threats
Employees surfing the
internet at work put company security into risk. Symantec and the Ponemon
Institute conducted a survey which revealed 53% employees don’t believe their
web surfing can risk company data security. Internet surfing at work not only
drains productive hours, but put company’s security into danger. In 2013, 253
data breach incidences were reported by Norton and a total number of incidences
exposed 552,018,539 breaches.
Data breach can cost huge
amounts, it not only cost money but brings negative media attention, which
directly impacts customers' and clients' trust. It risks the business
efficiency and effects the position in business competition. The average cost
of data breach incidences cost on average $130-136 per incidence. Data breach incidences
attract litigation against the company for not keeping data safe. The market
value of the organization goes at stake. Companies have extremely confidential
information of client’s customers, including bank details, financial
information, social security information etc. such data theft may put the
company into a bankrupt state.
Data security is the top
priority and most critical to safeguard, in fact the existence of a company
relies on keeping their own and customers’ data safe and secure. Employees
surfing the internet and visiting sites, clicking links, downloading documents
or PDF are major loopholes in the data security. Employees unknowingly give PC
access to hackers. Dangerous virus and malwares infect the computers and take
all the stored information. Later this data is misused for their personal gain
and profit.
Insiders play major roles in
data attack activities. Intentional and unintentional Insider threats are very
important to take under control. These insiders are employees, and employees
have access to client information as well as to the company’s confidential
information. As per CERT, data theft by insiders is carried for their personal
gains, trade secrets, personal identification information and customer
information. Now cloud based storage services are provided online accounts to
migrate corporate data into their personal accounts. In a few seconds employees
can move their hard drive information into their personal cloud accounts, IT
teams find it difficult to stop this ongoing data theft.
Data theft and data attack
are the top priority of organizations, but how do they combat these serious
offenses? Dealing with insiders and outsiders is very important and urgent
requirement. There are many anti-virus, anti-spyware, anti-malware, and
firewall protection, but these can’t stop data theft by insiders, their
personal cloud folders and personal emails allow them to transfer company
confidential information. Data theft and attack can be controlled by blocking
websites and filtering content. This prohibits unwanted surfing of the
internet, where hackers wait for their prey to conduct fraud and infect a PC to
steal information for their personal benefits. Data theft can be controlled by
employee PC Monitoring, which allows recording activities and viewing in-depth
PC activities.
Data Theft: A serious security risk
Data theft at organizations
is a grave issue and a major security risk as per several IT professionals. In
a recent study by Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report 2014, states Local
area network (LAN) access as the top form of insider threats/misuse (71%). An
insider threat is defined as a current or former employee, contractor, or other
business partner who has or had authorized access to an organization's network,
system, or data and intentionally misused that access to negatively affect
confidentiality, integrity, or availability of the organization's information
or information systems as per CERT.
RSA Conference 2008 submits a
report on insider threats, in which the reason behind thefts, business loss and
the ways data is stolen, is explained. The malicious insider is who misuse or
steals the data for personal gains or to sabotage the organization. There are
specific types of insider threats experienced by various organizations:
· Unauthorized access.
· Theft of IP.
· Theft of other information.
· Fraud.
The information theft or
modification is done by insiders for many other reasons such as financial
gains. For financial gains insiders steal customer information, personally
identifiable information and trade tricks, the act is performed during working
hours using unauthorized access. These employees download Information or data
into their personal accounts, emails, via malicious code, or take printouts.
Unintentional Insider Threats
As per CERT, unintentional
insider threats to data security are at 40%, which means employees unknowingly
put the company's security at risk. Unintentional insider threat is defined as
a current or former employee, contractor, or other business partner who has or
had authorized access to an organization's network, system, or data and through
action or inaction without malicious intent unwittingly cause harm to the
confidentiality, integrity, or availability of the organization's information
or information systems.
A total of 11,698 incidences
were reported, the motive of insiders behind data theft is financial (72%),
Espionage (18%), Grudge (10%), Convenience (4%) and Fun (3%). As per The
Recover Report, Mishcon de Reya, the two most common scenarios involve insiders
taking data are 1) To start their own competing company (30%), 2) To help
secure employment with a rival (65%). The CERT Insider Threat Center has
brought to notice that more than 70% of IP theft is carried out by insiders
within 30 days of announcing their resignation.
Desktops are the most
important and valuable asset and most regularly compromised asset as well.
Insiders attack desktops because it has the stored data and information of
clients, organizations, copying data by using removable disks or copying data
to their cloud accounts. Desktops are the most affected asset within insider
misuse 26% of data theft by insiders is carried via computers.
Cloud based services are file
hosting services that allow sharing files and storing data on an online server.
Some popular services are Dropbox, Box, SkyDrive, Google Drive and Octopus.
Employees download and install these services and store confidential data which
can be accessed from anywhere and anytime. IT professionals believe cloud based
storage services are the biggest threat to security. If employees intentionally
or unintentionally store data in their personal accounts, they could fall under
the data breach or security breach activity. Sharing files with cloud based
services is very easy, one just needs to share a link and that can be accessed from
any browser.
Content Filtering and User PC monitoring: the Solution
Content filter is very
important to companies because malicious websites and unwanted content surfing
bring threats to data security. Companies provide unrestricted internet to
their employees, this encourages employees to access for their personal
reasons. The non-work related internet surfing during working hours not only
kills productivity, but also weakens the information security system of the
organization. Malware and virus writers put up malicious links on social
networking websites or torrents to download, which brings up the virus, malware
and damages the company network. Data attacks by internet based threats are
growing rapidly year by year.
It’s critical to halt the
intrusion of malware, virus, scareware and many other issues occurring due to
non-work related surfing at work. Content filtering is a tool to blacklist
unwanted websites and inappropriate content for the process or organization,
now next time when an employee tries to visit the blacklisted websites, content
filtering tool will deny the access. The risk of web threats can be mitigated
by the increased adoption of content filtering solutions at work.
Risks attached to application
downloads can now be minimized by smart and modern content filtering
applications. Application Filters permit users to block unwanted applications.
This would help in curtailing data attacks due to malware or virus infecting
PC.
Social Network Filtering is
crucial at work as well. Hackers, malware and virus writers are rigorously
working to enter organizations point of network to steal information. For this
they are phishing employees by updating comments and links on social networking
sites and allure them to like or share the link. The hidden virus in the simple
link gives access to the hackers to take control of the PC which has sensitive
information. Therefore, it’s important to prohibit social networking sites at
work.
User PC Monitoring: An advanced Solution
Monitoring employee PC
activities is an effective way to control the ongoing data theft and data
attacks to network security. User PC monitoring allows to view the activities
performed on user PC, which means employers can view websites visited, view
chat conversation, downloads, and documents saved. Employees can remotely
record the monitor and capture screens. By viewing employees' PCs one can keep
data attacks and data theft incidences under control.
Tech savvy employees have
ways to visit even restricted websites covertly without leaving trails behind
to be caught by their managers. Even after filtering websites and denying the
access, still employees can visit unauthorized websites by using web proxies. The
proxy makes content available on the internet secretly, therefore employees can
go to websites which many harm network or computer. Data in such cases is not
safe and secure. Content filtering is not the standalone solution to prevent
data theft and data attack risks.
Cloud Services
There are numerous cloud
services, so if famous and popular services are even blocked employees have
several other cloud services in the market for free cloud accounts. As we have
discussed 70% of employees have personal accounts at work to store official data.
Many unintentional insider threats also store data into cloud based storage
services and fall prey to hackers, scammers and insider threat. These unaware
acts of data breach by non malicious insider also pose the same threat to the
information security which malicious intenders’ pose. Hence it becomes
important to know your employees’ desktops.
Unblocked Website Surfing
By blocking various
categories, which may risk security, leaves employees with an option to surf
unblocked and unfiltered websites to suffice their internet addiction.
Employees surf available websites and content on the internet without realizing
that these websites can also bring cyber threats and risks to security. There
are many innocent websites which are targeted by hackers. The simple and
genuine looking links, button, or PDF’s have hidden virus encrypted codes to
infect the users PC which allows fetching data stored from the employee
desktop. The data breach cost per incidence bring huge financial loss and
attracts lawsuits files against company for data breach compensation. Hence
network security is the most important and critical part of the business.
Monitor Employee PC activities
Employees are the interface
of the company, a very important and critical source who carry their work using
assets such as desktops, laptops and more. Sensitive and confidential data are
available to them; therefore data security becomes vulnerable. Increasing web
based threats have obscured IT data breach preventions. Content Filter and web
blocking are a good attempt to halt the invasion of virus or malware from
malicious websites into PCs, but they are unable to protect the information
security internally. Yes, the insider threat of data theft by removable disk or
cloud services. Many safe and unblocked websites have malicious links, which
prompt users to click or download genuine software like Adobe Flash or PFD
downloads, but the hidden malicious viruses or malware enters the PC and take
control of a user's PC to hack data.
Employee LAN Monitoring tools
assist in viewing the employees' PC, and completely broadcast the employees’ PC
activities. Standing over shoulders or auditing employees PC activity everyday
to view PC activities and software downloads is not possible or a good idea.
Therefore, it’s advised to enable user PC activity monitoring; this allows
employers to view activities of all the employees.
Employee PC activity
monitoring tools help employers in knowing how much time employees are spending
on work related activities. What all websites they are surfing, employers can
view the live screen of employees PC, in case the employer or manager suspect
employee’s action, the freeze mouse option gives power to freeze employee’s
mouse instantly to avoid security risk and threats.
Application and software
download check employees PC to avoid the data theft incidences by insider
threats, such software and downloads are threat to data security. The employer
can remotely access employees PC and uninstall unwanted and unsafe downloads
and applications. Monitoring tool gives insight of all activity such as log
in/log out from the PC, documents saved, web pages, websites visited, temporary
history, Open ports, email activities, IM/Chat conversation and more.
The activity logs provide the
in-depth details of various activities, gives base data to prepare reports to
identify data theft and data attack activities in the company. This helps in
identifying the holes in network security and helps in building policies and
awareness programs for employees.
Conclusion
To safeguard the company network and data security is the most important factor to stop data attacks and data thefts by internal and external threats. Employees hold critical information of clients and organizations in their desktops or laptops, but the vulnerabilities are wrecking the data security system. Content filter and website blocking is required to protect the data and PC from data attacks by malicious links, software and downloads. To stop data theft, it’s important to monitor employees' PC activities to view user PC activities to control the emerging and existing insider threats. Monitoring tools help in identifying the ambiguities of the process and help to give definite solutions to fight data security risks and threats. The employee monitoring tool is the best option to secure data from attacks and thefts.
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