, Introduction, Cost of Cyber Crimes and IPR
issues, Web Threats for Organizations- Evils and
Perils, Security and Privacy Implications from
Cloud Computing, Social Media Marketing-
Security and Perils for organizations, social
Computing and Associated Challenges for
Organizations, protecting people’s privacy in
organizational Guidelines for Internet Usage, safe
Computing and usage Policy, Incident Handling
and Best Practices, media and Asset Protection.
, Introduction:
In global environment with continuous
network connectivity, the possibilities for
cyber attacks can come from sources that are
local, remote, domestic or foreign.
They could be launched by an individual or a
group.
They can be insiders or outsiders.
Insider threats are caused by human actions
such as mistakes, negligence, reckless
behavior, theft, fraud and even sabotage.
, There are three types of “ insiders” such as:
◦ A malicious insider is motivated to adversely impact
an organization through a range of actions that
compromise information confidentiality, integrity
and/or availability.
◦ A careless insider can bring about a data
compromise not by any bad intention but simply by
being careless due to an accident, mistake or plain
negligence.
◦ A tricked insider is a person who is “tricked” into or
led to providing sensitive or private company data
by people who are not truthful about their identity
or purpose via “pretexting”( social Engineering)
◦ Example: Heartland Payment System Fraud
◦ Blue Shield Blue Cross
issues, Web Threats for Organizations- Evils and
Perils, Security and Privacy Implications from
Cloud Computing, Social Media Marketing-
Security and Perils for organizations, social
Computing and Associated Challenges for
Organizations, protecting people’s privacy in
organizational Guidelines for Internet Usage, safe
Computing and usage Policy, Incident Handling
and Best Practices, media and Asset Protection.
, Introduction:
In global environment with continuous
network connectivity, the possibilities for
cyber attacks can come from sources that are
local, remote, domestic or foreign.
They could be launched by an individual or a
group.
They can be insiders or outsiders.
Insider threats are caused by human actions
such as mistakes, negligence, reckless
behavior, theft, fraud and even sabotage.
, There are three types of “ insiders” such as:
◦ A malicious insider is motivated to adversely impact
an organization through a range of actions that
compromise information confidentiality, integrity
and/or availability.
◦ A careless insider can bring about a data
compromise not by any bad intention but simply by
being careless due to an accident, mistake or plain
negligence.
◦ A tricked insider is a person who is “tricked” into or
led to providing sensitive or private company data
by people who are not truthful about their identity
or purpose via “pretexting”( social Engineering)
◦ Example: Heartland Payment System Fraud
◦ Blue Shield Blue Cross
