February 2022 Newsletter

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Sponsors, once again, at CIBERSEG 2022

The Security and Cyberdefense Conference (CIBERSEG22) will be held on February 3 and 4. Internet Security Auditors is proud to contribute to this major event as a sponsor.

This year, due to the COVID-19 health situation, the Conference will be held online.

The objective of this conference is to promote and disseminate topics related to security and cyberdefense in the university environment.

View the 2022 course calendar

We have now published our course dates for 2022: official certifications, tailored training, and much more! View the information and new dates in our academy!

IoT Devices Within Everyone's Reach, Even Bad Actors

As you probably already know, we live in a world where we are increasingly connected to physical devices and electronic systems. Many of our homes surely have many “smart” and “connected” devices that promise to increase convenience and improve energy savings.

To briefly explain what the famous IoT or Internet of Things is, with its acronym “Internet of Things,” we could define it as the digital interconnection of devices or objects with the internet.

Information Privacy Management Systems as an Extension of an Information Security Management System: ISO 27701:2019

ISO 27701 is the standard that specifies and provides guidance for implementing an Information Privacy Management System (hereinafter, IPMS) as an extension of the Information Security Management Systems (hereinafter, ISMS) established in the ISO 27001 standard.

This article is intended to be a quick, non-exhaustive reference to the requirements needed to adapt implemented ISMS to convert them into an IPMS and thus meet the requirements of REGULATION (EU) 2016/679, better known as the General Data Protection Regulation (hereinafter, GDPR).

Security Trends for 2022

As 2021 comes to an end, it is time to look back and assess what this year has meant for the world of cybersecurity, but also to look ahead and try to understand what we will encounter in the coming year and what we will face. With the experience gained over another year and considering current trends in the world of computer security, Internet Security Auditors highlights a series of predictions for 2022.

Payment Fraud. Part II: Payment Fraud in Economic Terms

In this second article in the series ‘Payment Fraud,’ the actual economic cost caused by the unauthorized use of payment cards and electronic banking is analyzed, based on publicly accessible publications by the UK Finance trade association, focusing on the United Kingdom market.

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How to Learn Hacking by Participating in These CTFs (Capture the Flag)

CTFs, also known as “Capture The Flag,” are free competitions that test our hacking skills and knowledge.
List of the 8 most recommended platforms to test your hacking skills.

Did you know that 1 in 4 data-related security incidents in companies is caused by the workers themselves?

Employee behavior, a greater threat than the actions of external hackers?
One-quarter of security incidents originate from the workers themselves.

Could they read what we write on WhatsApp?

There are methods by which they could hack chats or gain access to everything we send and receive.
It should be kept in mind that in most cases we will make some mistake. That is why it is important to know what can happen and thus be prepared to prevent it.

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