การสร้างเกราะป้องกันภัยคุกคาม ต่อข้อมูลความเป็นส่วนบุคคลในองค์กร
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The document discusses creating armor to protect personal data and information in organizations. It talks about the risks of using mobile devices and storing sensitive data on them, as they can easily be lost, stolen, or have their wireless communications intercepted. It provides best practices for mobile data security, including not storing sensitive data on mobile devices, being wary of unknown wireless networks, and avoiding leaving portable storage devices unsecured.
การสร้างเกราะป้องกันภัยคุกคาม ต่อข้อมูลความเป็นส่วนบุคคลในองค์กร
- 1. การสร้างเกราะป้องกันภัยคุกคาม ต่อข้อมูลความเป็นส่วนบุคคลในองค์กร Assoc.Prof. Dr. Thanachart Numnonda Director Software Park Thailand 14 March 2012 1
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- 4. 6 Million SmartPhones in Thailand (4)
- 5. More than 400,000 Tablets sold in Thailand 5
- 6. Source: wikipedia 6
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- 8. iCloud 8
- 10. Dropbox 10
- 11. Open Environment 11
- 12. The New Reality for Users Apps & Data Diverse Access Everywhere Points Universal App Windows Catalog and Browser Workflow Legacy Apps Windows SaaS Services Mac Broker Mobile iOS Apps Android Entitlements, Policies and Reporting Data Services Source : From Datacenter to Device: Security in the Enterprise 2012 and Beyond : VMWare 12
- 13. Work Life Balance Blurred Boundaries Anywhere Anytime Productivity Strengths, Interested, Choices 13
- 14. Security Data Loss Virus Identity Loss Internet Security Social Media Security Mobile Security 14
- 15. Data Loss Prevention Where is my confidential data stored? Where is my confidential data being sent? How is my confidential data being used? How do I enforce my data loss policies 15 Source : Vontu: Security for a wide open world.
- 16. Have You Deployed? 16 Source : Vontu: Security for a wide open world.
- 17. Content Awareness Protection 17 Source : Vontu: Security for a wide open world.
- 19. Risks Mobile devices are easy to lose or steal Can carry large amount of data Often unprotected Data may be “sniffed” during unprotected wireless communications Results – Broken device – Infections from viruses, spyware, malware – Privacy and personal security concerns Source : CYBER SECURITY ON THE GO: TCU Information 19 Security Services
- 20. Best Practices Never store sensitive or confidential information on a mobile device. Rule of thumb – do not trust wireless to be secure! Avoid joining unknown Wi-fi networks Most apps offer privacy controls – But privacy controls are not always easy to access Avoid portable harddisk, usb, thumbdrive 20
- 21. Data Loss Protection Develop a plan and work with it Develop a policy Reduce the initial scope Understand why you need it, business, HR and Legal aligned Avoid band-aid solutions - integration is key 21
- 22. Social Media Security Treats Mobile Apps Social Engineering Social Networking Sites Your Employees Lack of a Social Media Policy Source : 5 Top Social Media Security Threats: Network World 22
- 23. Internet Security Treats Advise Your Employees on Safe Internet Conduct Be Wary of Social Engineering Maintain Security Options Password Security Back-up Data Source : 5 simple internet security tips: Evan Godfrey 23
- 24. Smart Phone Security Tips Beware of Text Message Spam Use Anti-Virus Software Mind Your Moblie Apps Avoid Wi-Fi Hotspots Keep Your Phone in Jail Source : Top 10 Smartphone Security Tips: Joseph Morah 24
- 25. Smart Phone Security Tips Turn off Bluetooth Discovery Mode Apply OS update Backup or Sync Your Data Frequently Enable Remote Locate, Lock and Wipe Screen Lock Your Phone Source : Top 10 Smartphone Security Tips: Joseph Morah 25
- 26. Case Studies 26