Cyber intro 2017_hebrew

Editor's Notes

• #8: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/jun/30/ozone-layer-hole-appears-to-be-healing-scientists-say#img-1 https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/jun/30/ozone-layer-hole-appears-to-be-healing-scientists-say
• #13: What is FLOPS FLOPS (floating point operations per second) is a measure of computer performance, useful in fields of scientific computations that require floating-point calculations. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLOPS Source for data point (may 2015) http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3098315/The-supercomputer-wrist-Infographic-reveals-Apple-Watch-equivalent-two-iPhone-4s.html
• #15: Imagine a future where we start communicating just by thought. We might implant chips that will turn our thoughts into actions. That's where technology is taking us. This future is not far away.
• #20: Evolving technologies create huge opportunities for all of us. However, this change creates opportunities not only for the bad actors but also for the good guys.
• #21: Security Report Methodology: We collected data from different sources, including: more than 1,100 Security Checkups at client events, events discovered through ThreatCloud (which is connected to more than 25,000 gateways worldwide), and more than 6,000 gateways reporting to our Threat Emulation Cloud. Every 4 seconds an unknown malware was downloaded – this figure is based on a calculation of average attacks per gateway in an average organization
• #33: Currently, there are hundreds of security vendors. Most vendors create point solutions that protect one attack vector. Looking at old signatures that don’t prevent unknown threats when using those point solutions, organizations soon find themselves with a complex patchwork of point solutions that is extremely hard to manage and leaves holes in their security coverage.   Most of the security vendors provide detection, not prevention. Detection means finding threats after they penetrate the system. Costs for remediation are huge - close to a million dollars per incident, not to mention the bad reputation and management time spent.
• #34: We protect all the new and emerging business platforms whether they are: physical and virtual networks, desktop, mobile, cloud, and IoT.
• #35: Lets talk about mobile. Most of you have a smartphone. If you receive work emails or connect to your company's intranet, your smartphone is mixing your private data and business data. Your smartphone goes everywhere with you and has a GPS that knows where you are. It has microphone that can listen to your conversations. The company and personal information on your smartphone and the connections to your business network are available to you and anyone else who can take control of your phone. Your smartphone must be secure. Check Point offers very innovative protection for smartphones and tablets. We do this by sending your metadata, applications and networking behavior to the cloud. We analyze your mobile device's activity in the cloud and give you an immediate alert for any malware or breach. Suggested anecdote: Want to be a hacker? Here’s how to conduct a man-in-the-middle attack. Simply connect to free airport Wi-Fi and change your phone settings to broadcast “free airport Wi-Fi.” In a instant, you’ll have a hundred users connected to your phone. You can harvest every password or login on their phones: corporate and personal.
• #36: Another fast growing technology is public and private cloud. We see more companies using Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure public cloud platforms. We also see more companies moving to private cloud environments. Very advanced cloud technologies from Cisco ACI, VMware NSX, OpenStack and others are helping more organizations migrate to cloud computing. These cloud environments are not stand-alone. They're extensions of existing infrastructures.   Check Point protects cloud the same way we protect physical networks; our security is platform-agnostic. You can secure and manage a physical network and a cloud environment with the same management and the same policies.
• #37: Once you have this enforcement point for all environments, we support it with security intelligence. Check Point takes advantage of its large size and global presence. We gather the collective wisdom coming from Check Point security analysts, sensors spread around the Internet and cybersecurity organizations from around the world. Check Point combines a huge quantity of threat information from these many sources into one large data repository we call ThreatCloud.
• #40: Another fast growing technology is public and private cloud. We see more companies using Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure public cloud platforms. We also see more companies moving to private cloud environments. Very advanced cloud technologies from Cisco ACI, VMware NSX, OpenStack and others are helping more organizations migrate to cloud computing. These cloud environments are not stand-alone. They're extensions of existing infrastructures.   Check Point protects cloud the same way we protect physical networks; our security is platform-agnostic. You can secure and manage a physical network and a cloud environment with the same management and the same policies.
• #41: Partners (channel partner program excl. not in program / revoked), with over 100K bookings in the past 2 years (2015-2016YTD)
• #42: We lead the standard by which all security solutions are measured: Most NSS recommended products, 13 Since 2011 LEADER: Enterprise Network Firewall Magic Quadrant Since 1997 LEADER: Mobile Data Protection Magic Quadrant LEADER: Unified Threat Management Magic Quadrant LEADER & BEST SCORE: Forrester Automated Malware Analysis Wave MARKET SHARE LEADER: Worldwide NGFW and UTM HIGHEST MALWARE CATCH RATE LEADS CYBERSECURITY VISION AND INNOVATION