To counteract a cyber attacker, organizations need to learn to think like one. Understand the Cyber Attacker Mindset explores the psychology of cyber warfare and how organizations can defend themselves against attacks. This book provides a comprehensive look at the inner workings of cyber attackers in the digital age and presents a set of strategies that organizations can deploy to counteract them. With technological advancements in cybersecurity, attackers are increasingly falling back to social engineering and preying on people's vulnerabilities. This book examines different types of cyber…mehr
To counteract a cyber attacker, organizations need to learn to think like one. Understand the Cyber Attacker Mindset explores the psychology of cyber warfare and how organizations can defend themselves against attacks. This book provides a comprehensive look at the inner workings of cyber attackers in the digital age and presents a set of strategies that organizations can deploy to counteract them. With technological advancements in cybersecurity, attackers are increasingly falling back to social engineering and preying on people's vulnerabilities. This book examines different types of cyber attackers, explores their motivations and examines the methods used. It also reviews key industry developments such as cybercrime as a service, brokers and syndicates, nation-sponsored actors, insider sabotage and the challenges faced by law enforcement in tracking and apprehending attackers. Understand the Cyber Attacker Mindset offers expert, strategic guidance on how organizations can improve their cybersecurity operations in response, including enhancing security awareness training, educating employees to identify and resist manipulation, understanding the importance of cultural variances and how board-level decision-making can directly influence attacks. Written by a renowned cybersecurity leader, the book draws on interviews with ex-criminals and top experts in the field to share rich insights and a wide range of case studies profiling notable groups, such as Anonymous, Lapsus$, FIN7, Nigeria's Yahoo Boys, Sandworm and the Lazarus Group. The human side of cybersecurity has never been so important.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sarah Armstrong-Smith has been recognized as one of the most influential leaders in cybersecurity and UK tech and has over 20 years' experience delivering and advising C-suite executives on large-scale business & ICT continuity, cybersecurity, data protection and resilience programmes. She is the Chief Security Advisor at Microsoft and works with strategic and major customers across Europe to help them enhance their security strategies and capabilities. Prior to Microsoft, she was the Group Head of Business Resilience & Crisis Management at The London Stock Exchange Group, the Head of Continuity & Resilience, Enterprise & Cyber Security at Fujitsu and also held roles at EY and AXA. She has been on the front-line of many major incidents, including IT failures, data breaches, and fraud. She is a Fellow of the British Computer Society and is based in Bath, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Section ONE: Understanding types of attack, how they operate and why they are successful; Chapter 01: The evolution of cybercrime in the digital age; Chapter 02: Understanding the will and motivation of attackers; Chapter 03: Types of cyber attack and why they work; Chapter 04: How covid 19 created an epidemic of cybercrime; Chapter 05: Cybercrime as a service a booming enterprise; Section TWO: Incidents, lessons learnt and the rise of the insider threat; Chapter 06: Opportunists and activists how anyone can become a cybercriminal; Chapter 07: New kids on the block new groups making names for themselves; Chapter 08: Syndicates how groups work together to build services and avoid detection; Chapter 09: Brokers law enforcement headaches in tracking cybercrime and money laundering; Chapter 10: Influencers how nation sponsored actors change social dynamics; Chapter 11: Insiders how attackers take advantage of internal loopholes; Section THREE: Strategies to counteract the criminal mindset and build resilience; Chapter 12: Why your security awareness training sucks, and education is the differentiator; Chapter 13: Are people really the weakest link? Chapter 14: The human factor mindset, cultural variances and what factors tip people over the edge; Chapter 15: Strategies for counteracting human adversaries; Chapter 16: The board level response how decisions are made in times of crisis; Chapter 17: Final thoughts on the direction and evolution of the human adversary;
Section ONE: Understanding types of attack, how they operate and why they are successful; Chapter 01: The evolution of cybercrime in the digital age; Chapter 02: Understanding the will and motivation of attackers; Chapter 03: Types of cyber attack and why they work; Chapter 04: How covid 19 created an epidemic of cybercrime; Chapter 05: Cybercrime as a service a booming enterprise; Section TWO: Incidents, lessons learnt and the rise of the insider threat; Chapter 06: Opportunists and activists how anyone can become a cybercriminal; Chapter 07: New kids on the block new groups making names for themselves; Chapter 08: Syndicates how groups work together to build services and avoid detection; Chapter 09: Brokers law enforcement headaches in tracking cybercrime and money laundering; Chapter 10: Influencers how nation sponsored actors change social dynamics; Chapter 11: Insiders how attackers take advantage of internal loopholes; Section THREE: Strategies to counteract the criminal mindset and build resilience; Chapter 12: Why your security awareness training sucks, and education is the differentiator; Chapter 13: Are people really the weakest link? Chapter 14: The human factor mindset, cultural variances and what factors tip people over the edge; Chapter 15: Strategies for counteracting human adversaries; Chapter 16: The board level response how decisions are made in times of crisis; Chapter 17: Final thoughts on the direction and evolution of the human adversary;
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