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IAPSC
Don’t forget to add these sessions to your planner! Several IAPSC members will be hosting panels at September’s upcoming GSX Conference. Check out the snapshot below, then, take a look at the full session information here.
Change Driver: Transparency Battle – Part 1
Speaker: Brent Barker
Tuesday, September 10
12:00 - 12:10 pm: Part 1
12:10 -12:20 pm: Part 2
Can Privacy be Disrupted? BioDigital Convergence and the Evolved Identity
Speakers: Brent Barker, Jeff Highman, Barry Nester and Jason Sikora
Tuesday, September 10
12:30 - 12:50 pm: Part 1 – Technology Perspective
1:30 - 1:50 pm: Part 3 – Collision and Opportunity
Can Technology Eliminate Trust? Blockchain and Distributed Authorities-Industry Perspective and Collision / Opportunity
Speakers: Brent Barker, Joy Chen, Blake Sanders, Jason Sikora, Masseh Tahiry
Tuesday, September 10
2:30 - 3:30 pm
These sessions will examine how emerging disruptive technologies will effect transparency, privacy identity and trust and what this means for the future of the security industry.
The X-Learning stage is designed to supplement existing security knowledge by focusing on the intersection of security and emerging technologies. The sessions are designed to provide actionable insights to allow security professionals to proactively shape the future of the security industry.
We Sneak in to High-Security Buildings and Get Paid for It
Speakers: Sean Ahrens, CPP, Michael Glasser, PCI, CPP, PSP, Sophie Ensey, and Babak Javadi
Physical security penetration testing (pen tests or red team) work is often misunderstood. A review of real-life stories of past pen test engagements highlights the techniques used, challenges faced, skills required, and all that goes into a proper physical pen test. This question is not, “Why should a pen test be done?” Rather, the question is, “How should a pen test be done properly?”
Join in a dialogue featuring actual stories from your friendly neighborhood physical security hackers.
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CyberScoop
Malicious software samples uploaded by U.S. Cyber Command to VirusTotal recently are associated with campaigns from Lazarus Group, an advanced persistent threat group linked with North Korea, two cybersecurity researchers told CyberScoop.
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CircleID
In the business world, there are two main paths a company can take with cybersecurity — the reactive and the proactive approach. The problem with a purely reactive attitude is that it can easily put companies in constant firefighting mode. And for small companies with limited resources, this can turn out to be an increasingly uncomfortable place to be in.
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NS Banking
Payments giant Visa has launched a new suite of security features to help prevent emerging and evolving threats targeted towards financial institutions and merchants.
Visa’s new payment security services, which could help protect the integrity of its payments ecosystem by detecting and disrupting fraud threats, will be available to Visa clients at no additional cost or sign-up.
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ATM Marketplace
ATM skimmers and gas pump skimmers are common ways for cyberthieves to steal credit and debit card numbers, and the problem isn't going away, said Scott Schober, a cybersecurity expert. The president and CEO of Berkeley Varitronics Systems, a New Jersey-based wireless security company, recently spoke with ATM Marketplace about some of the latest trends in credit card skimming.
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Tech Crunch
Movie ticket subscription service MoviePass has exposed tens of thousands of customer card numbers and personal credit cards because a critical server was not protected with a password.
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