Danny Lieberman
Born in Washington DC, lives in Israel. Danny has a graduate degree in solid state physics and is a professional software security analyst, serious amateur saxophonist and XC rider.
Born in Washington DC, lives in Israel. Danny has a graduate degree in solid state physics and is a professional software security analyst, serious amateur saxophonist and XC rider.
One of the biggest problems facing organizations is lack of rigorous definitions for trusted insider threats, data loss and how to estimate potential damage from a data loss event. With a lack of rigorous definitions for data loss and trusted insider threats, it’s hard to benchmark with other companies and difficult to select a good …
Read more »I submit that a “no tickee, no washee” strategy might improve US Federal data security. An article published in the Federal Times states that Cyber attacks on Federal networks are up 40% from last year according to a report compiled by the OMB (Office of Management Budget) that is based on numbers reported by the …
Read more »A recent HIPAA violation in Canada where an imaging technician accessed the medical records of her ex-husband’s girlfriend comes as no surprise to me. Data leakage of ePHI in hospitals is rampant simply because a) there is a lot of it floating around and b) because of human nature. Humans being naturally curious, sometimes vindictive and always …
Read more »I first heard the idea about hedging risk against actual future disasters (man-made or natural) around the time of Hurricane Katrina. The essay below by professor Avinash Persaud considers the creation of a terrorism futures market. The ideas are particularly timely in the context of the unrest in Libya and the uptick in oil prices. Right …
Read more »What exactly is the role of an information security auditor? In some cases, such as compliance by Level 1 and 2 merchants with PCI DSS 2.0, external audit is a condition to PCI DSS 2.0 compliance. In the case of ISO 27001, the audit process is a key to achieving ISO 27001 certification (unlike …
Read more »A pitch from Alex Whitson from SC TV for a Webinar on the LinkedIn Information Security Community piqued my attention with the following teaser: As you may have read recently, Cybercrime is now costing the UK $43.5 billion and around $1 trillion globally. Sponsored by security and compliance auditing vendor nCircle, the Webinar pitch didn’t cite any sources for the …
Read more »3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE), is the latest standard in the mobile network technology tree that produced the GSM/EDGE and UMTS/HSPA network technologies. It is a project of the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP), operating under a name trademarked by one of the associations within the partnership, the European Telecommunications Standards Institute. The question is, what will be …
Read more »ניהול אבטחת מידע בענן – על תבונה ורגישות ,ממשל נתונים הוא דרישה הכרחית להגנה על נתונים כשעוברים למחשוב בענן. קביעת מדיניות ממשל נתונים היא בעלת חשיבות מיוחדת במודל העבודה של מחשוב ענן שמבוסס על אספקת שירותים בתשלום ליחידת צריכה, בניגוד למודל המסורתי של מערכות מידע המבוסס על התקנה, שילוב מערכות ותפעול מוצרים. יחד עם ההיצע …
Read more »Speaking at this years RSA Security conference in San Francisco, Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn was worried about al-Qaeda getting Stuxnet: al-Qaeda operates as a network comprising both a multinational, stateless army and a radical SunniMuslim movement calling for global Jihad…Characteristic techniques include suicide attacks and simultaneous bombings of different targets…beliefs include that a Christian-Jewish alliance is conspiring to destroy …
Read more »Vulnerabilities in rich Web 2.0 applications are definitely a problem when you start deploying more of your business to the cloud. Here is a good article from a Norwegian developer and security researcher – Erlend Oftedal on exploiting crossdomain.xml and clientaccesspolicy.xml in RIAs (rich internet applications). Unrestricted crossdomain.xml and clientaccesspolicy.xml files can be abused by …
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