Think-Do Tank Mashup Cybersecurity Dashboard
What do you do when you are being hacked, spoofed or zombied, or faced with identity theft/fraud, stolen data, or like FBI and DOJ your website has been brought down... Come to Think-Do Tank Mashup Cybersecurity Dashboard for knowledge and action steps. The 5th Estate megatrend integrates the communications spectrum combining multiple data sources in new ways that drive accountability. Technology & Marketing Ventures, Inc. has mashed-up academic networks, research databases, ebooks, un-conferences and entity ratings. Cyberspace is a borderless, 5th domain with risks that affect us as citizens, businesses, economy and government.This dashboard web app uses 16 distinct feeds including Wired Magazine to highlight Cybersecurity Issues, activities and interests which span cyberhygiene to cybercrime to cyberwar. Website attacks and social media crimes are spiking despite big name companies - even those whose very business is security - spending billions of dollars in response to data breaches. Media innovation is stymied by threats to infrastructure, networks, the cloud, and enterprise data. Some of the latest threats are low tech entering via phone, human frailty or social media privacy defaults. It’s important that we each understand the risks as well as the actions we can take to help protect our information and systems. Unlike other apps, this one is both tactical and strategic from a survival global and NYC perspective. On a positive note, there are opportunities in the cybersecurity industry which is growing and profitable. All users of this self-expanatory app, will receive ongoing, updated insights to help you be bigger, bolder, better.
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9 comments
June Klein • about 10 years ago
TRIVIA Enthusiasts: Challenge yourself by clicking on tab, "Cybersecurity Trivia" Q&A
j klein • about 10 years ago
http://www.emergencyemail.org/newsemergency/anmviewer.asp?a=2189&z=33
Hundreds of thousands of people around the world could be in for an unwelcome surprise Monday, unless they check their computers now for malware that infected their machines a year ago.
Click on purple Vote button above and signin with facebook or your email address. Voting gives you free access to this critical realtime awareness and solutions for cyber issues.
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i klein • about 10 years ago
Malware may knock thousands off Internet: According to the FBI, the number of computers that probably are infected is more than 277,000 worldwide.
Read more: http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20120705/TECHNOLOGY/120709966#ixzz1zyNFwkkM
Please click on purple vote button above video and signin with facebook or your email account. This cybersecurity concierge free app will keep you up-to-date, show you what to do or what not to do. http://mediamash.challengepost.com/submissions/7813-think-do-tank-mashup-cybersecurity-dashboard?page=1
j klein • about 10 years ago
Be safe, secure and social by voting for and knowing the link to this app so you have the tools to immediately act. This app deals head-on with a critical issue versus competitive contest apps that are just nice to know about.
http://mediamash.challengepost.com/submissions/7813-think-do-tank-mashup-cybersecurity-dashboard?page=1
j klein • about 10 years ago
Analysts in intelligence, business and technology consider cybercrime one of the major challenges to the current information age. President Barack Obama called cyberthreats "one of the most serious economic and national security challenges we face," in 2009.
Four-star Gen. Keith Alexander, director of the secretive National Security Agency and head of the Pentagon's Cyber Command, said the illicit cyberspace activities essentially amounted to "the greatest transfer of wealth in history."
Speaking Monday to an audience of scholars and industry experts at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative-leaning Washington think tank, Alexander said U.S. companies lose $250 billion to intellectual property theft every year, citing figures from Symantec (Nasdaq: SYMC), a leading security software maker. Internationally, $114 billion was lost to cybercrimes, but that number could be as high as $388 billion if the value of time and business opportunities lost is included. McAfee, the computer software and security company owned by Intel (Nasdaq: INTC), the No. 1 chipmaker, gives an even higher number, saying $1 trillion is spent globally in remediation.
j klein • about 10 years ago
Dear June, Thanks for your note and news about your latest initiative. I think I voted for you - so good luck. I liked your tutorial about how to use your cybersecurity site.
Bill Dutton, Oxford Internet Institute
j klein • about 10 years ago
Press Release- $1 trillion trying to straighten out illicit cyberspace activities is "greatest transfer of wealth in history": unique tool to help you http://www.free-press-release.com/news-1-trillion-trying-to-straighten-out-illicit-cyberspace-activities-is-greatest-transfer-of-wealth-in-history-unique-tool-to-help-you-1342380375.html
j klein • about 10 years ago
So if hackers are everywhere and everyone has been hacked, what’s a company to do? (Karen Zetter, Wired Threats, 7/20/12)
From Think-Do Tank Cybersecurity Dashboard app http://mediamash.challengepost.com/submissions/7813-think-do-tank-mashup-cybersecurity-dashboard
"Kaminsky says the advantage of the new state of affairs is that it opens the window for innovation. “The status quo is unacceptable. What do we do now? How do we change things? There really is room for innovation in defensive security. It’s not just the hackers that get to have all the fun.”
Companies and researchers are exploring ideas for addressing the problem, but until new solutions are found for defending against attacks, Henry and other experts say that learning to live with the threat, rather than trying to eradicate it, is the new normal. Just detecting attacks and mitigating against them is the best that many companies can hope to do."
June Klein • about 10 years ago
from this app's Cybersecurity NEWS tab
"Hottest IT Skill? Cybersecurity
- The need for cybersecurity experts spans all industries, from financial services, manufacturing and utilities to healthcare and retail. Among the major U.S. companies […]