2016 01-05 csr css non-confidential slide deck

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With dba Cyber Support Solutions
Identity and Access Management (I&AM)
A Presentation of our Capabilities to:
Stop Data Breaches
Allow Personal Liberties
Reduce Costs
Be in Compliance.
A Non-Confidential Presentation
January 5, 2016
* Confidential information has been removed or redacted.

HEADQUARTERS AND FACILITY
Currently we are planning to move to a new facility in a Marietta, GA Opportunity
and HUBZone (see below). This location brings with it State and Federal financial
and competitive advantages. Here we will be set up to comply with the American
Disabilities Act (ADA), and Government FISMA and other related security
requirements.
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VETERANS WITH DISABILITIES MAKE GREAT
CYBER SECURITY & SUPPORT PERSONNEL
CSR employs physically Disabled Veterans, to be
our Cyber Security Investigators with Security
Clearances, because if you accommodate for a
Veteran's disability, he or she will stay with you
longer, become more expert at their job, earn a
better wage, and because of this longer
experience provide superior services to our
clients. Secondly, Disabled Veteran are more
cognizant of the impact of data breaches. Perhaps
their disability was caused by the enemy finding
out certain information that was to be a better
kept secret?
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We also offer a Remote Agent option, for
home bound and trained Disabled Veteran
Cyber Security Investigators. Our
Cybersecurity solution provides the same
high level of protection against data
breaches at home, as if the Veteran was
working from a secure government facility
or in our offices.

OUR EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT TEAM
***Mostly U.S. Military Veterans***
Richard (Dick) Kaufman - CEO, Owner & Disabled Veteran
with 30+ years experience in Customer Support , Telecom
Systems & Services, Information Technology and
Entrepreneurism.
Past clients include Fortune 10 companies and major
Government entities.
Mr. Kaufman is also an accredited Expert Witness for State
and Federal litigations.
Mark Collins - EVP Operations & Veteran – 17 years in
Customer Support implementing, developing and
managing groups delivering technical support and help
desks services.
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EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT TEAM (cont.)
Bart Falzarano – CIO, has over 20 years of experience in
technology, banking and federal regulatory compliance
across multiple industries such as financial services,
government, engineering consulting and nuclear
technology and operations.
And he has strong Governance, Risk Management and
Compliance (GRC) background and expertise across
various frameworks including ISO27001, ITIL, CFR FDA,
OCC, DOJ, NIST SP800, PCI DSS, HIPAA, NRC, INPO,
etc.
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ADVISORS
Dr. Jon Anton – Veteran – 30+ years experience in Customer Support ,
plus an adjunct Professor and Director of benchmark research at the
Center for Customer-Driven Quality at Purdue University.
Robert Deitz, II – Veteran – 30+ years of experience with a Top Secret
Security Clearance. He has worked with government agencies including
OSD, NSA, DHS, State Department, DOJ, CENTOM, SOCOM, DCMA, Joint
Staff, Commerce, and the DOE.
For government agencies he has assisted in developing and modifying
information assurance programs to adapt to new technologies and
business processes. For manufacturers he has helped them to comply
with government requirements such as NIAP, FIPS, IPv6, Section 508,
and others.
Mr. Deitz has the experience and knowledge needed to help guide our
efforts in Cyber Security and best allow us to offer needed solutions and
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Management team members have a minimum of 15 years of experience in INFOSEC, IT,
Telecom and CRM. Clients or employers include Mellon Bank, Citicorp, N.A., AT&T, Stratix,
Bell South, GE Power, Hewlett Packard, NYC Housing Auth. Police & Emergency Services,
General Motors, Walz, Endymion, & Blue Cross Blue Shield.
STRATEGIC PARTNERS & MANAGEMENT TEAM
PAST PERFORMANCE
12 years of experience with scalable, cost-effective IP video monitoring and playback over
a network. Clients include US Air Force, US Army, Lockheed, US Coast Guard, and Boeing.
Has very significant experience developing, testing, and fielding complex solutions in a
variety of commercial industries and government organizations using a wide variety of
technology tools. Examples include a comprehensive portfolio management system for a
prominent global private equity firm, a flexible data interchange application for one of the
world’s largest vehicle transporters, a complex human resources system for a European
defense ministry under a DISA/US Army contract, and a productivity management system
used by Microsoft, Symantec, Computer Associates, and others.
In regulatory environments, TIG is has delivered programs that meet all mandates and
restrictions, while developing optimal solutions. The TIG team has developing database
architectures for effective data mining with advanced techniques in data presentation, for
flexible and scalable web-based solutions.
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Has 15 year of data compliance experience with the DOL, FDA, DHHS, FL DOH and AMEX
addressing NIST 800 series, FISMA, HIPAA, FISCAM, ISO 17799, Sarbanes-Oxley, Policy
development, Certification & Accreditation and others.

We are in Compliance (1 of 2)
To make certain that everything we do is in compliance with all rules and regulations, we
have retained the services of Leneer Data Assurance Solutions. Robert Lester and his team
are an integral part of our operations and will continue to monitor and report on all activities
regarding compliance from system and procedural design to continuous operations.
1. Understanding that a law exists that requires the use of a CAC (Common Access Card)
and password be part of any multifactor authentication "(ii) something you have (e.g.,
cryptographic identification device, token)”, we will accommodate this factor as a
component of our solution after we have biometrically authenticated a user.
2. It is also stated in HSPD-12 ".... Multifactor authentication requires the use of two or
more different factors to achieve authentication. Since our modification of a notebook
computer has the effect of creating a “cryptographic identification device” ("(ii)
something you have…) ) we believe that we have solved the problem of getting rid of
the expensive and ill performing CAC and password as part of any multifactor
authentication procedure. Our next step will be to convince the National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) to accept this explanation.
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We are in Compliance (2 of 2)
3. Compliance with NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5 (updated 08/07/2015) – We continue to monitor
and address upgrades to NIST regulations.
4. Cybersecurity Strategy Implementation Plan (CSIP) (10/30/2015) – in compliance
a. Calls for all agencies to “....improve the identity and access management of user
accounts on Federal information systems to drastically reduce vulnerabilities and
successful intrusions.“
b. Can provide best and equal data breach protection for cloud based hosting or on-
site server applications.
5. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA):
a. No current schedule exists for storage of screens and keystroke activity.
b. Will keep all data (minimum of 6 years) or till the agency and NARA agree to a
schedule
6. Storage of classified information to Level 6 (Secret):
a. Since we do not know in advance the level of the data we are capturing, we can
store all data as Secret (Level 6)
b. We accommodate for Level 6 data on site, or at a contracted for Level 6 certified
site.
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WE REDUCE COSTS (Page 1 of 2)
1. Our solutions makes for safe Tele-working, therefore increased mobility and productivity.
2. Since Tele-working lowers capital cost (building, cubicle) and recurring (electricity, water,
utilities, insurance) costs. It also makes for generally happier employees, reducing turnover
and hiring costs.
3. Our solutions allows the agency to reduce costs by safely moving applications into the cloud
which results in an overall higher level of security with lower infrastructure costs.
4. Currently, when a government contractor is hired to help with applications, many government
agencies have to purchase & provide special access terminals for these contractors. With our
solution the outside contractor will use his existing notebook computer.
5. Notebook computers get old and applications require more processing power. In our
environment a user’s access device (the notebook computer) operates on applications inside
of a VDI session on a secure server. The processing speed of the notebook is no longer an
issue while the properly equipped servers of today have faster processors and graphic
accelerators to make processing speed faster, than that could normally be done on a local PC.
Essentially, the higher speed processing power has been moved to the server and the user’s
notebook does not need to be improved upon, again saving money by lengthening the life of
the existing notebook computer.

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WE REDUCE COSTS (Page 2 of 2)
6. We can eliminate the need for the expensive use of personal identity verification (PIV or CAC)
cards. Our solution is more reliable , reduces the average time for authentication, and allows for
more user productivity.
7. Our solutions identify questionable activities by users in real-time and issue alerts or terminate a
session immediately. The computer driven alert provides cause that a user may need to be monitored
closer. These computer alerts therefore limit the number of persons to be investigated instead of the
more costly way of investigating everyone all the time.
8. InfoSec departments have had to increase staff and use outside contractors to identify vulnerabilities
/ holes and patch these same holes. By using our subscription services, for users who have a need
to access data and applications on a confidential server, the problems of finding holes and then
patching them is dramatically reduced if not eliminated.
9. It could be argued that more people will be needed when we identify and stop persons who are
seeking to do us harm. If we detect questionable events that need further investigation the agency
will need to conduct more staff to investigate - Not so. Our investigators all have the appropriate
security clearances and can be used on a on-demand to assist agencies when problems
develop. Our rates are lesser than the agency’s own staff costs. A CSI (Cyber Support Investigator)
can be hired by the hour with no long term contract.
10. Lost and stolen CAC cards present a security risk, which itself leads to costly responses. A card-not-
present approach completely eliminates this possibility.
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Flaws in Biometric Authentication
Facial Recognition:
1. Is the camera looking at a live face or a picture of the authorized user?
 The system can recognize that some of the metrics are changing, such as
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
2. Are there obstructions that mask the measurable points for recognition like long hair, a
telephone handset or large sun glasses?
 The user knows that it is advantageous to make sure there is nothing blocking facial
metrics, because it would cause additional time for authentication.
3. Is there sufficient lighting to quantify the distances between facial points?
 The user knows that it is advantageous to make sure there is sufficient lighting
because if not, it would cause additional time for authentication.
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Voice Recognition:
1. Was a recording played that is exactly the same as when the user was initially registered
in the system?
 During the log in we ask the user to make a unique sign in, such as the current date
and time: "This is Bob logging in Monday, June 22nd at 14:00".
2. A users voice varies from day to day, and also may sound different when under stress or
sick.
3. Some users do not like or want to speak sufficiently loud, especially in a public location,
like in a airport waiting lounge or public library.
 A finger print reader could be an alternative to voice, if the user expects to spend
lots of time in these kinds of public spaces.
4. Accents are at times difficult to distinguish as being unique to a specific person.
 The same accent could give more than one person a high score.
5. Background Noise can effect accuracy making it difficult to distinguish the users voice.
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Fingerprint Recognition:
1. Not all government issued notebook computers (our recommended terminal)
have finger print readers.
2. Some users do lots of work with their hands and their fingerprints become worn
down over time.
3. Certain nationalities have a finger print that is finer others, making it difficult to
distinguish properly.
4. A good fingerprint can be hampered by dirt or oils.
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Initial Biometric Authentication
The Initial biometric authentication uses a minimum of 2 Factors (Facial and Voice or
Fingerprint):
1. Since facial, voice and fingerprint recognitions are not correlated; if a bad guy could be
accepted on one of two recognitions, the odds of being accepted on two recognitions go
down by many magnitudes. Equally the odds of being accepted by two recognitions
increases the level of security also by magnitudes.
2. Because security increases by magnitudes when two biometrics are used,
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, making it faster and easier to achieve
recognition without significantly adding any additional risk.
3. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. 98% + of
legitimate authentications take no longer than 5 to 8 seconds.
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The Third Biometric Authentication Factor
CONFIDENTIAL
REDACTED
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RECOMMENDED TERMINAL FOR SECURE ACCESS
AND PERSONAL LIBERTIES
• We adjust the user’s government issued standard notebook computer (Confidential) so
that the user can have an encrypted VPN tunnel into a confidential and secure host VDI .
• We Continuously Monitor, Control and Record all activities in the secure session. This
session requires low bandwidth and can accommodate significant latency (Confidential).
• The user is allowed complete personal liberties on the same terminal, without causing a
data breach (Confidential).
A Standard Notebook computer with:
• Camera for facial recognition,
• Finger print reader and / or microphone for second
biometric recognition,
• Fast Dual Biometric Authentication with 95%+ accuracy.
• If Dual Biometric Authentication does not confirm user then
a Third Biometric Factor (Confidential) is used for 100%
accuracy and validation.
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REGISTRATION FOR MULTI-FACTOR BIOMETRIC
AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORITIES PROFILE
1. After the user’s terminal has been adjusted (Confidential) he or she must be registered in
our system (Confidential). Registration can take place from anywhere at any time
(Confidential).
2. As part of registration we will also establish a behavioral profile. During future sessions
we look for changes that may give us cause to send out an alert (Confidential) .
3. The collected biometric information will now be used for automated 2 Factor Biometric
Authentication.
4. If automated 2 Factor biometric authentication fails, a Third Biometric Authentication
Factor, will be used (Confidential) to confirm or reject Authentication.
5. Lastly, the CSI will contact the designated Agency Security Officer to confirm in writing
the users Authentication Profile, and add the users authorities, to then be programmed
into our control database.
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COPYRIGHT © Bart Falzarano Consulting
THREE FACTOR AUTHENTICATION:
3) The User is now asked to authenticate via finger print reader,
voice and/or camera (facial) for Automatic Two Factor Biometric
Authentication. If Automatic Authentication fails then a
Proprietary Third Biometric Factor (Confidential) is implemented to
be the final arbitrator that will accept or reject the user.
Internet
2) Internet
Connectivity
Established
4) Upon Successful Authentication (Login), a Secure AES-256 bit
Encrypted VPN Tunnel is established through the Cyber Support
Solutions Central Server to the Government Host VDI session
(Confidential).
5) In a few seconds the workstation
user or remote agent (AGENT 12)
gains access to the Government’s
Host VDI Secure Server and its
authorized applications.
6) Once the user is online, Desktop screens are pushed to the
workstation from the Government Host VDI. The user’s activity
(screens and keystrokes), from this point onward, are monitored,
controlled and recorded, based on the authorized user’s profile
(Confidential).
COPYRIGHT © Bart Falzarano Consulting COPYRIGHT © Bart Falzarano Consulting
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1) Workstation is
powered up and seeks
a Wired or Wireless
Network (Confidential) ,
to connect with
Authentication and
Continuous
Monitoring, Control
and Recording Server

After 3 factor authentication we continue to monitor,
control, record and look for attempts to violate given
authorities with the subsequent generation of Alerts.
Details are removed in this non-confidential slide
deck.
AFTER THREE FACTOR BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION
AND ENCRYPTED ACCESS TO THE SECURE VDI SERVER
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AUTOMATIC ALERTS PROVIDE “CAUSE”:
1. We automatically and continuously monitor a secure session looking for “Cause”.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.
2. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
3. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
4. These Alerts provide an automatic and objective reason to look further at a user, as a
cost effective alternative to the very expensive approach of continuously monitoring
everyone WITHOUT CAUSE. Alerts may also be considered legal CAUSE to investigate
further.

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TELE-WORKING WITH CONFIDENTIAL AND
SECRET INFORMATION
Our solution improves on the performance of a user when
traveling or away from his or her office, working on secret
or confidential information.
The details of how we accomplish this has been removed
from this non-confidential slide deck.

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IDENTIFY CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR
IN REAL-TIME (1):
We identify changes in behavior in real-time, seeking to determine if a user has
undergone changes that may cause harm to others (i.e. Edward Snowden and
Andreas Lubitz, the Co-Pilot of the Germanwings airplane).
All items regarding how and what we identify in behavioral changes, have been
removed from this non-confidential slide deck.

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IDENTIFY CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR
IN REAL-TIME (2):
All items regarding how and what we identify in behavioral changes,
have been removed from this non-confidential slide deck.

A MONITORING WORKSTATION AT CSS
20 Workstations Shadowed
with 19 logged into a VDI
and one off line
Managers desktop and 2 Shadowed
desktops that are Shadowing 8
others each.
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24/365 REMOTE DESKTOP MONITORING
Monitoring can be done locally or remotely wherever there is an
internet connection. The Client can choose to do all live monitoring
by themselves or contract with CSS personnel, having Security
Clearances, to do live monitoring based on set parameters.
This screen shot is a
place holder. It will
have this plus a
screen close up that
is being monitored.
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RECORDING AND PLAYBACK
In the world of Customer Service Representatives (CSR) the recording of an agent’s
screen and voice and their playback is a normal part of their training and the quality
control process. This capability can also be used to improve on the work
performance of government workers.
Furthermore, this CSS recording capability generates an audit trail of all end user
activities and provides for legal support against any misuse of agency resources.
On March 14, 2014: “U.S. intelligence officials are planning a sweeping system of
electronic monitoring that would tap into government, financial and other databases
to scan the behavior of many of the 5 million federal employees with secret
clearances…”. “…Intelligence officials have long wanted a computerized system that
could continuously monitor employees, in part to prevent cases similar to former
National Security Agency analyst Edward Snowden. His disclosures bared secretive
U.S. surveillance operations…”.
CSS’s capabilities, as presented herein, directly address what U.S. intelligence
officials want (above) for a lesser cost than what the government currently spends.
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RECORDER PLAYBACK OVER CLIENT PORTAL
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AUG. 7, 2015 - FEDERAL SYSTEMS INTEGRATOR IN CYBERSECURITY FOR IBM
AUGUST 18, 2015 A BUSINESS PARTNER OF IBM
AUGUST 26, 2015 IBM PRESENTED OUR SERVICE TO 30 IBM ACCOUNT REP’S.
OCTOBER 19, 2015 IBM BEGAN TO PROMOTE A PILOT PROGRAM TO DHS FOR US.
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We have agreed to became a Federal Systems Integrator and Business Partner to IBM,
for our proprietary and most advanced Cybersecurity services and signed the
appropriate documents. In this relationship:
1. Our computer platform will be relocated to their two “Government Only”
FedRAMP data centers, ASAP for servicing their government clients.
2. CSR-CSS can also service their own Federal Government clients from here.
3. IBM will also promote our services as part of selling their own services.
4. CSR will also resell IBM’s “Bare Metal” hosting and other products & services.
5. IBM, will include CSR in their bidding on a $5 billion appropriation in Continuous
Diagnostics & Mitigation (CDM) where $1+B will be for “Identify and Access
Management” (our specialty) for the Dept of Homeland Security (DHS).
6. IBM will also try to get us added on to existing contracts they have with DHS.
7. IBM has offered us additional assistance in many other areas.

OUR FEDRAMP CLOUD NETWORK SOLUTION
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OUR CLOUD NETWORK PLATFORM FOR
ENCRYPTED TUNNEL ACCESS BY
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CLIENTS
• Our monitoring, controlling, analysis and recording servers will be in IBM’s most advanced
FedRAMP data centers in both Ashburn, VA and Richardson, TX.
• These FedRAMP data centers are designed to meet all Federal Security and other
requirements:
− FedRAMP 2.0
− Agency ATO with the FCC
− NIST SP 800-53
− FISMA Moderate/DISA Impact Level 1-2
− SOC 2 Type II/SSAE 16
− HIPAA and PCI-DSS compliant
− 99.999% High Availability
− Centralized Management
− Secure AES-256 bit Encrypted VPN Tunnel Usage
• The above two FedRAMP data centers, are for US Government usage only, and are inter-
connected by leased fiber with no bandwidth sharing.

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OUR CLOUD NETWORK PLATFORM FOR
ENCRYPTED TUNNEL ACCESS BY
COMMERCIAL CLIENTS
• Our authentication, monitoring, controlling, analysis and recording capabilities for
commercial customers are located in multiple data centers (for redundancy) within IBM’s
growing network of 38+ commercial data centers and network nodes in Asia, Europe, South
America, Australia and the US. This latter data centers are interconnected network and also
use IBM leased and dedicated optical fiber (no bandwidth sharing), to achieve the lowest
latency for our commercial clients who seek our Access and Identity Management services
from anywhere in the world.
• Furthermore these IBM commercial data centers are also designed to offer many additional
features for access to our services including:
− SSL and PPTP VPN access via Amsterdam, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, San Jose,
Seattle, Singapore & Washington DC
− Encrypted secure access to a client host server’s VDI sessions via AES-256 bit
Encrypted tunnels
− Port data speeds from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps for access to our clients secure VDI
sessions
− 99.999% High Network Availability with 7 x 24 maintenance support.

India
China
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Singapore
Melbourne
Seattle
San Jose
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Denver
Chicago
Dallas
Houston
Toronto
Montreal
BRAZIL
New York City
Washington D.C.
Miami
London Frankfurt
Amsterdam
Paris
Sydney
Atlanta
THE CYBER SUPPORT SOLUTION’S (CSS) GLOBAL FOOTPRINT
Secure Government Workloads can be hosted in IBM SoftLayer’s (2)
FedRAMP data centers, or in their own data centers with CSS support. Non-
government servers can be located in 38 other IBM fiber interconnected
data centers or in their own data centers, also with CSS support.
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SUMMARY - SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE OFFERING INCLUDES:
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1. 3 Factor Biometric Authentication 24 x 365 globally (Proprietary & Cost Saving).
2. After passing authentication all activities in a secure VDI session are automatically
continuously monitored, analyzed, controlled and recorded (Proprietary).
3. After passing authentication the user is given access to only pre-authorized
applications, with control use of files and other capabilities (Proprietary).
4. Attempts at unauthorized activities, automatically cause ALERTS to be sent to be
sent to SOC officials - (Proprietary).
5. The behavior of the authenticated person is analyzed in real-time to determine if
there has been a change from the users base-line behavior pattern to one where
we determine if the changed behavior may be harmful to others (Proprietary).
6. Automatic ALERTS also provide "CAUSE" to monitor a user closer instead of
indiscriminately monitoring every user – a cost saving feature.
7. After authentication all recorded session activity can be played back by authorized
personnel (the Client’s SOC officer or our CSI’s) – a cost saving feature.
8. An agency can order 1 or a thousand subscriptions, with no long term
commitment, to test our services – a cost saving feature.
9. CSS can contract to provide Cyber Security Investigators (CSI’s), with appropriate
security clearances on an as-needed basis, thereby reducing full-time staff needs,
plus associated costs and personnel responsibilities – a cost saving feature.

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SILOS – SMALL SUPPORT CENTERS WITH
LOWEST FEDERAL AUTHORIZED WAGES
• CSS’s technology considers all users, even in our headquarters site, as Remote Workers.
• By using our screen, voice and CCTV capabilities we can create a Silo (a small support
center) in small towns or areas with high unemployment rates (a HUB Zone), where the
lowest approved government wage rates exist. It goes without saying that these Silos could
also be within government facilities.
• Management control and training at Silos are accomplished remotely from the CSS
“Principal Office”, utilizing the same techniques of screen shadowing / monitoring /
recording, listening to business related phone calls, and using whisper coaching. One-on-
one training is conducted using the camera in the notebook computer alongside, a standard
27” LCD monitor.
• Other CCTV cameras and microphones can also be used for group training, supervision and
general observations.
• Using the above technique for a pending client, we may have an opportunity to locate a Silo
in a Kentucky coal mining town, where the mine has shut down.
• This capability allows us to grow most cost effectively (in HUBZone and Opportunity zones)
and locate support groups near clients.

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CSR-SUPPORT LLC & CYBER SUPPORT SOLUTIONS
FOUNDED BY THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS CONSULTANCY
CSR-Support and its dba Cyber Support Solutions was founded by the
Telecommunication Consultancy. This company has been providing its
consulting services for over 30 years (www.TelConsultancy.com).
Past clients include:
• The City Of New York and its Housing Authority (police force of 2,700+,
emergency services for over 3.5 million residents and all other
administrative functions.
• The Federal Communications Commission and the State of Louisiana for a
Rural Health Care Network.
• Other non-government entities to include General Motors, AT&T, and
Dreyfus / Mellon Bank among numerous others.
Mr. Kaufman, the Managing Director and owner, is also an Expert Witness,
Founder and Past President of the Society of Communications Technology
Consultants International.

Contact information
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Richard N. (Dick) Kaufman - POC
• Office Direct…770-628-0211
• Mobile………..770-309-9678
• Email………….RNK@CSR-
Support.com
• GSA Schedule 70 (GS-35F-0437V)*
• 8(a) certification*
* In partnership with Exalt Integrated
Technologies, LLC

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