Protecting Money On The Internet. Five Tips To Secure Your Online Transactions

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According to Positive Technologies research data, security of financial applications keeps growing. Banks make serious investments into improving security of their products. In the end hackers find it easier not to attack the banks, but rather go after bank clients and people shopping online.

Here are some useful tips from Positive Technologies experts to help you protect your money online.

How Not To Help Hackers: 4 Common Security Mistakes Of Office Workers

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More and more often cybercriminals target office staff, knowing full well that people are the weakest link in the corporate protection systems. Today we'll discuss mistakes in information security made by office workers, and how to avoid becoming an unwitting accomplice to hackers in compromising company infrastructure.

Detecting Web Attacks with a Seq2Seq Autoencoder

Attack detection has been a part of information security for decades. The first known intrusion detection system (IDS) implementations date back to the early 1980s.

Nowadays, an entire attack detection industry exists. There are a number of kinds of products—such as IDS, IPS, WAF, and firewall solutions—most of which offer rule-based attack detection. The idea of using some kind of statistical anomaly detection to identify attacks in production doesn’t seem as realistic as it used to. But is that assumption justified?

The Cost Of Security And Privacy For Telcos: How To Do The Math

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Join Positive Technologies’ telecoms expert Michael Downs for a thought-provoking webinar on the processes and best practices all operators should be following to ensure their networks are secure. In this informative webinar, participants will get an understanding of:

• the critical security incidents facing telcos every day globally and how operators can remain vigilant in order to support revenue growth
• how to get transparent TCO (total cost of ownership) estimates for security and significant return on investment while staying in budget
• the steps required to guarantee compliance with an ever-growing list of requirements in the mobile sector, including 5G and Internet of Things (IoT)

During the webinar, Michael Downs will explain how telecommunication providers can establish ongoing security and data protection processes, and shift from a check-box approach to proactive protection – an essential step for operators in order to effectively fight modern threats. A GDPR expert will also join the discussion to offer attendees insights into how the legislation impacts the telecoms industry and the compliance issues many are facing. 

This immersive session will also include interactive polls and self-assessment surveys to help participants better understand the challenges their company faces and the ways they can improve their overall security posture.

Register here: Telecom privacy and security: how to do the math

Remarkable talks from 35C3

The 35th Chaos Communication Congress was held at the end of December 2018 in Leipzig, Germany. I have attended a lot of interesting lectures. In this article I'll share the list of great technical talks which I liked the most.