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The Art of Deception

The Art of Deception

The Art of Deception

Author:
Kevin D. Mitnick
Genre:
Computers Technology
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Part 30
Update:
08-15-2023

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Chapter 15 provides a blueprint for a successful security-training program. And Chapter 16 might just save your neck - it"s a complete security policy you can customize for your organization and implement right away to keep your company and information safe.
Chapter 2
Chapter 3.
Chapter 4
Chapter 5.
Chapter 6
Chapter 12 for more about this method) and found that one of the engineers on the development team, a guy named Steven Cramer, currently had an account on the computer with the pa.s.sword "Janice." Just on the chance, I tried entering his account with that pa.s.sword on one of the development servers; if it had worked, it would have saved me some time and a little risk. It didn"t.
Chapter 17 provides a detailed list of procedures, but here are some guidelines to consider: One good way to verify the ident.i.ty of a person making a request is to call the phone number listed in the company directory for that person. If the person making the request is actually an attacker, the verification call will either let you speak to the real person on the phone while the imposter is on hold, or you will reach the employee"s voice mail so that you can listen to the sound of his voice, and compare it to thespeech of the attacker.
Chapter 7.
Chapter 8.
Chapter 11
Chapter 8, he had created a login simulator--a decoy sign-in screen--looking just like the one she was accustomed to seeing when going onto the system for student records. "It"s not working," she told him. "It keeps saying "Login incorrect.
Chapter 13
Chapter 10.
Chapter 15
Chapter 16 for specific guidelines on disposal of media and devices.) Maintain an appropriate level of control over the selection of people on your cleaning crews, using background checks if appropriate.
Chapter 17
Chapter 16.
Chapter 13.
Chapter 20
Chapter 14.
Chapter 16 you will find specific policies for verifying the ident.i.ty of any stranger who makes a request for information or a request that some action be taken. We"ve talked about the need for verification throughout the book; in Chapter 16 you"ll get specifics of how this should be done.
Chapter 16 apply to all employees across the board, many others are unique. At a minimum, most companies will need training programs tailored to these distinct groups: managers; IT personnel; computer users; non-technical personnel; administrative a.s.sistants; receptionists; and security guards. (See the breakdown of policies by job a.s.signment in Chapter 16.) The person responsible for designing the information security program needs to recognize that this is not a one-size-fits-all project. Rather, the training needs to be developed to suit the specific requirements of several different groups within the enterprise. While many of the security policies outlined in Chapter 16 apply to all employees across the board, many others are unique. At a minimum, most companies will need training programs tailored to these distinct groups: managers; IT personnel; computer users; non-technical personnel; administrative a.s.sistants; receptionists; and security guards. (See the breakdown of policies by job a.s.signment in Chapter 16.) Since the personnel of a company"s industrial security force are not ordinarily expected to be computer proficient, and, except perhaps in a very limited way, do not come into contact with company computers, they are not usually considered when designing training of this kind. However, social engineers can deceive security guards or others into allowing them into a building or office, or into performing an action that results in a computer intrusion. While members of the guard force certainly don"t need the full training of personnel who operate or use computers, nonetheless they must not be overlooked in the security awareness program.
Chapter 24
Chapter 25
Chapter 26
Chapter 27
Chapter 28
Chapter 16. Modify this information for your organization, and make it available for employees to refer to when an information security question arises.
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