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Back-end and front-end dev and photographer
Ukraine - Last active: 1 day ago - Tests: 2 - Portfolio: 1
I specialize on Ruby on Rails and front-end development. In spite of the fact I have got a degree in International Journalism and Translation, I worked as QA and IT Sales for total of 3 years (from 2008) and then moved to web development from Jan, 2012. I have performed both back-end tasks (from basic CRUD to making simple APIs or server scripts) and front-end (building static websites from scratch or developing views with twitter-bootstrap). I believe the experience is formed with the quality of the projects, you have delivered, and not with the years of sitting in front of the laptop. Specialties: ruby 1.9.2+, Ruby on Rails 3.0+, linux and MacOS X environment, unix-shell, Git, SQL (SQLite, MySQL, PostrgeSQL), HTML, Haml, CSS, Sass, Less, twitter-bootstrap, javascript, jQuery Here is link to my github profile: https://github.com/amseledka I do photographs and various design tasks in my spare time, as well as help my friends with Russian-Ukrainian-English translations. My flickr profile: http://www.flickr.com/photos/37859578@N06/
Full-Stack Developer
Czech Republic - Last active: 1 day ago - Tests: 4 - Portfolio: 1
I generally work in a language named Ruby, using Ruby on Rails, a software tool that facilitates getting top-quality websites built expeditiously. I am also well-experienced in front end technologies and have a good eye for design. As a developer I focus on solving your business problems rather than building the "coolest toy ever". Feel free to contact me with questions. Good luck on your project!
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Expert Developer, Thought Leader
United States - Last active: 09/18/2014 - Tests: 7 - Portfolio: 5
I have been developing cutting edge software for over twenty years. My experience has been centered around ultra high performance embedded systems as well as modern web design and programming. I have been intimately involved in every aspect of the development lifecycle, including: brainstorming, requirements capture, resource management, graphic design, programming, testing, deployment, even sales and marketing. All of my projects are extremely thorough. I am more driven by the quality of my work than I am by the hours I will bill. I am also an entrepreneur and have spent plenty of time on oDesk on the other side of the fence, so I understand exactly what employers are looking for. That is why I am confident I can provide unprecedented value.
Senior ROR |Redmine|Spree|Refinery CMS developer
Pakistan - Last active: 5 days ago - Tests: 4 - Portfolio: 3
I am Senior Ruby on Rails developer with 3 years experience. I am good at ruby programming and rails backend and have agile programming methodology like BDD and TDD. Key skills: * Ability to code ruby script fluently. * Ability to use a lot of gems such as devise, ActiveMerchant and Spree e-commerce frame work, Refinery CMS framework and Redmine plugin development. * Ability to connect Mysql, postgresql and noSql like mongoDB to rails backend * Ability to integrate payment gateways like Stripe, Paypal and Braintree. * Ability to develop frontend and integrate html/css, js, jquery, haml to rails * Ability to deploy rails app to Heroku and auto-deploy by using capistrano * Ability to google to solve any problem * Ability to work in virtual team fluently and safely
Geek in RoR / PHP / MySQL Web Development
India - Last active: 6 days ago - Tests: 2 - Portfolio: 6
In last 7 years, I worked on Ruby 1.9.x, Ruby 2.0.x, Rails 2.3.x, Rails 3, Rails 4, HTML, HAML, Javscript, Coffeescript, CSS, SCSS, RSpec, Cucumber, Git, Capistrano etc.. Developed applications with Refinery CMS, Spree Commerce applications, etc content management tools with Ruby. I have developed a wide range of websites using Core PHP, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, Codeigniter, Woocommerce and MySQL including sites for startup companies to big businesses. Most of the site that I developed was for eCommerce, Social Networking, Real Estate and CMS based. I also have experience in the following areas: SQL, Ajax, OOP, and jQuery
- Ruby
- Ruby on Rails
- Joomla!
- WordPress
- Drupal
- MySQL Administration
- PostgreSQL Administration
- GitHub
- RSpec
- jQuery
- JavaScript
- CoffeeScript
Associated with: Rainflowweb
Webmaster, Web Content Manager
India - Last active: 09/04/2013 - Tests: 3 - Portfolio: 8
Since last 3 years I am into Designing and Web Designing. I do my work with full passion which is why I don't get bored or unproductive. I am hard working, diligent and polite. I know what the current market needs and I suggest using that. I know HTML, CSS, CSS3, Javascript, HAML, SCSS, SASS, RoR, Ruby, C and a bit of perl. I am proficient in Photoshop also. I always do my work on time. Time difference is not a constraint, work comes first for me. That's all. You can add me on skype if you have more questions - harsh.shah2212
Senior Web Developer (Python, HTML5)
United Kingdom - Last active: 3 days ago - Tests: 1
I work across the Web stack, with expert knowledge of Python, and five years experience of client-side technologies. I also teach Python to new programmers, write technical documentation and mentor software engineers for Thinkful. GitHub https://github.com/carlsmith StackOverflow http://stackoverflow.com/users/1253428/carl-smith
Front-end Developer, UI/UX engineer
Ukraine - Last active: 4 months ago - Tests: 5 - Portfolio: 3
I can bring a page to life using clean html, beautiful CSS3, and plenty of tricked out jQuery - and get it to validate (mostly ;)). Learn quickly and can easily adapt to a wide variety of programming challenges. - 2+ year experience in web solutions companies. - turn mock-ups and designs into full pages complete with CSS, HTML, and Javascript. - experience with integrating major 3rd party APIs such as Facebook, Twitter, Google Maps, and YouTube. - experience developing in the mobile space, my grasp of HTML 5 would help your application. - knowledge working with Zend Framework, Yii.
Ruby on Rails, iOS & Android Apps Expert Developer
Indonesia - Last active: 1 day ago - Tests: 3 - Portfolio: 10
I am a business development executive and I have a team with experience between 2 - 7 years, they consist of Web Developers, Web Designers, and Mobile Developers to provide our clients in IT needs all under one roof :). Below are some of our expertise: Web Design, TwitterBootstrap, 960gs PSD to HTML5/CSS3 Mobile web development using PhoneGap, jQuery Mobile and Rhomobile Ruby on Rails (Agile development, RESTful applications) Ruby on Rails (Twilio, Activity Streams, Capistrano, Passenger, Image processing with RMagick, Video processing with RVideo, Query optimation, Memcache, Search engine optimation with Sphinx, manipulating office files with ROO etc...) UI/UX Subversion, Git Location Based Service SocialEngine BitCoin HTML5/CSS3, HAML, Slim, SASS, Less Test Driven Development and Behavior Driven Development (RSpec, Cucumber, Shoulda etc...) E-commerce (Authorize.net, Active Merchant gem, Paypal API, Google Checkout API etc...) Javascript/AJAX (jQuery, NodeJS, BackboneJS) MySQL Facebook API, Google API, Twitter API, LinkedIn API integration etc... Web Scraping Linux Command line and VPS management ✓ Provide 100% Satisfaction. ✓ Offer Unlimited revision. ✓ Build good relationship. ✓ Learn from suggestions and comments. ✓ Work with people around the world. We're experienced, honest, hard working team, reliable and professionally want to maintain a long term relationship. Our Hourly rate is $15 and We're available to work 40 hours per week. If I can provide you with any further information, please let me know. I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you. Best Regards, -- Ruby on Rails, iOS, Android Developer and Web Design Nin74 "Promise only what you can deliver Deliver more than you promised"
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- Ruby on Rails
- twitter bootstrap
- Web design
- CoffeeScript
- Ubuntu
- Linux System Administration
- iOS Development
- Android App Development
- JavaScript
- jQuery
- JQuery Mobile
- Twilio API
- twitter api
- Facebook Development
- facebook games development
- Backbone.js
- LinkedIn Development
- Node.js
- Appcelerator Titanium
- PhoneGap
- Mobile App Development
- iPhone App Development
- Database Administration
- database programming
- database management
- Amazon EC2
- Amazon S3
- Amazon Web Services
- Heroku
- Payment Gateway Integration
- Paypal Integration
- Authorize.Net Development
- Git
- GitHub
- Subversion
- Ecommerce Platform Development
- Apache administration
- Nginx
- Apache Solr
- Sphinx
- Memcached
- MySQL Administration
- PostgreSQL Administration
- SQLite Administration
- Image Processing
- Video Streaming
- NoSQL
- MongoDB
- Behavior Driven Development (BDD)
- RSpec
- Cucumber
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
- Capistrano
- FourSquare Development
- mailchimp
- Sass
- CodeIgniter
- Code Refactoring
- psd to html
- Payment Processing
Reliable & Fast: AngularJs:.NET:SQL:JS:HTML5:CSS3:nameyourown
India - Last active: 1 day ago - Tests: 7 - Portfolio: 8
- Overall experience of 8+ years in Software Development using Microsoft .NET including ASP.NET MVC,C#, VB.NET (including 3.4) etc. -- Testing Framework like NUnit, MsUnit, BDD (Behaviour Driven development) with specflow and watin - Frontend Technologies like OO Javascript with some Javascript Frameworks like KnockoutJS, EmberJs and coffeescript as javascript editor. Also Experienced with Jasmine, Testacular, CasperJS, PhantomJS - Has been developing diverse ASP.NET based applications plus treading into newer technologies. - Product Marketing and development in different domain areas like ECommerce etc. SEO (Search Engine Optimization) /Link Building. - Primary areas of expertise include Web application development. - Holding expert level command over WCF, WPF, Web Services as well as Silverlight 2.0, 3.5 and 4.0 - Also have hands on experience with Process Management framework. - Expert at developing Rich Internet Applications using ASP.NET 4 and Winform Desktop Applications using WPF. - Proficiency with MS-SQL Server 2005 and 2008 with a firm base in Database development using LINQ. - Possess sound grasping power for newer technologies.
- KnockoutJS
- CoffeeScript
- JavaScript
- jQuery
- Telerik
- ADO.NET Entity Framework
- Test Driven Development
- linq to sql
- linq to entities
- Visual Basic
- Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
- Pay per click
- Link Building
- Apache Subversion (SVN)
- Tortoise SVN
- GitHub
- Git
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To Hell with Human Trafficking. There, I Said It.
Is it possible that we as Christians just aren't angry enough about injustices like human trafficking and slavery? Perhaps we've grown too desensitized, domesticated, and docile.
The Ecumenical Water Network, an international Christian body formed to raise awareness about justice and the global water crisis, declared its frustration that the World Water Forum, which met in

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The Bitglass "Where's Your Data?" Experiment
April 7, 2015 | Leave a Comment
By Chris Hines, Product Marketing Manager, Bitglass
783. That's the total number of reported breaches involving stolen data that occured in 2014 alone.
When the story first broke about the Morgan Stanley breach, where an ex-employee stole corporate data and pasted it on a file-sharing site called Pastebin, it got us thinking. We all hear about these massive breaches that take place–Target, Home Depot, Sony, Anthem, Premera–but what actually happens to the data after it is stolen? Where does it travel to? How many people see it, and how much damage can it cause?
In an effort to find the answers to these questions, we decided to launch the world's first data tracking experiment located in the Dark Web. So, what did we do? We created an excel spreadsheet of 1,568 fake employee credentials, then placed it on anonymous file sharing sites within the "Dark Web," using a Tor browser as our entry point. We tracked the data as it travelled to various sinister locations around the world, and as it was shared amongst cyber-crime syndicates overseas. But how?
Here at Bitglass we have developed the first watermarking security solution on the planet. The patent-pending tracking technology works like this.
- Document travels through Bitglass proxy when downloaded from a cloud or on prem application and down to a mobile device.
- When this occurs, the document is automatically embedded with an invisibe watermark.
- Every time the document is opened, a "ping" is sent to the Bitglass portal displaying: user name, file name, geographic location, IP address and device type.
- Even if a watermarked document is copied and pasted elsewhere, or mutilated in some way, the watermarks still persist.
What we found from this experiment will change the way that our industry views data security today, and shine a light on the need for greater visibility into where sensitive data travels. Especially after a breach.
Who's keeping tabs on your data?
Watch the video and download the report to see what we uncovered.
Top 3 Reasons Enterprises Hesitate to Adopt the Cloud
April 2, 2015 | Leave a Comment
By Stephanie Bailey, Senior Director/Product Marketing, Perspecsys
Despite the clear benefits of the cloud, many enterprises still hesitate to fully adopt or capitalize on all the advantages. There are a few key reasons for hesitation, including the prevalence of data breaches and hacks in recent years, stricter data residency requirements across geographical boundaries and internal restrictions brought about by company policies or industry requirements – and consumers. Each of these causes for delaying full adoption of the cloud is a consideration that requires a deeper look into potential strategies to diminish or remove possible risk to the enterprise.
Rise in Breaches & Hacking
In recent years, reports of data breaches across all types of industries and company size seem to occur on a regular basis. A recent PwC survey found that the number of security incidents detected in 2014 was 42.8 million, equaling an annual increase of 48%, with an average cost of $2.8 million dollars [i]. Of course many breaches go undetected or unreported so that number along with financial losses could be much higher. It's no wonder that these reports cause some organizations to slow down and reevaluate their move to the cloud.
All of this means enterprises must contend with two separate security issues – external and internal. The external security issue means dealing with the loss of control associated with sending sensitive or regulated data to a 3rd party cloud service provider (CSP) and having to trust that information is processed and stored in a secure and compliant way. The internal issue entails having to figure out how to properly establish and implement the proper security standards to protect data within the corporate firewall, especially focused on challenges such as the rising prevalence of "bring your own device" and mobile computing.
Geographic Residency Requirements
Cloud data privacy laws can vary greatly by country and region. Currently, the European Union, and Germany, in particular, has some of the strictest laws in the world – creating a more restrictive environment for enterprises. Various geographic data residency requirements prevent some enterprises from moving regulated data outside of the borders of the countries in which they operate. Maintaining strict security standards is an especially important issue for countries concerned with the collection of personally identifiable information (PII). Since a CSP may store data, including PII, in any number of data centers worldwide, this prohibits some enterprise from taking advantage of the cloud if they operate within some of these stricter geographic regions.
Internal & Industry Requirements
There are also data privacy concerns driven by internal management and/or defined by external industry guidelines. An enterprise's list of internal security requirement is often evaluated against published industry standards to ensure that sensitive information is adequately protected. These standards may be legally required by industry, government or again, geographic region. Many industries depend on the collection of PII to conduct daily business operations, serve customers and process payments and receipts and therefore have strict regulations about how and where this data may be stored and shared.
Cloud data privacy issues are also a key concern for individual consumers using an organization's or business' cloud application. With the proliferation of the Internet and cloud computing more PII is being shared online, making individuals vulnerable to security risk. Increasingly, savvy individuals want to know that the information being put in the cloud is adequately protected and secured by the organization.
Finally, many B2B enterprises find that their business contracts have specific stipulations associated with how their business customer's data needs to be treated – especially if it is going to be processed in cloud-based 3rd party systems as part of the contractual service being provided. These contractual relationships can have severe penalties associated with data exposure, so enterprises need to take special steps to mitigate against any security risks.
How to Address These 3 Reasons for Hesitations
There is little doubt that proliferation of business-improving cloud applications will continue to increase in the coming years and provide business advantages to those that adopt. The question becomes how enterprises hesitating now can reevaluate and begin adopting popular cloud applications while adhering to the security demands they must meet. One option enterprises have choose is to forgo public cloud applications and develop a private cloud – a costlier option with less access to leading innovations in most cases. But there are other strategies for adopting popular public cloud applications without forgoing security requirements. It begins with a well architected security plan that includes implementing a strategy such as cloud encryption or tokenization that can protect data before sending it off-site to any public cloud applications.
One emerging strategy is to implement solutions in a technology category known as Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs). With CASBs, organizations have a hosted or on-premise control point for all data as it moves to the cloud. Gartner recently published a report that discussed the growing use of CASB to enforce core security policies for data moving to the cloud – stating CASBs "will become an essential component of SaaS deployments by 2017". [ii] Forrester's recent Market Overview on Cloud Data Protection Solutions (CDP) went so far as to say, "CDP Solutions Are a Mandatory Security Control."[iii] This is a fast-paced space that will have a high impact on cloud computing going forward – particularly for those enterprises currently hesitating to fully adopt the cloud now.
[i] http://www.pwc.com/gx/en/consulting-services/information-security-survey/index.jhtml#
[ii] https://www.gartner.com/doc/2856117?srcId=1-2819006590&pcp=itg
[iii] https://www.forrester.com/Market+Overview+Cloud+Data+Protection+Solutions/fulltext/-/E-RES120911?objectid=RES120911&cmpid=mkt:ema:forrresearchalert
Cloud Computing – It's a Question of Trust
March 27, 2015 | Leave a Comment
By Raj Samani, Vice President and CTO, McAfee EMEA
Can we really trust cloud computing? Or perhaps more importantly do you trust the cloud? And does the perceived lack of transparency, combined with recent negative headlines, impact future investments in cloud computing?
In conjunction with the Cloud Security Alliance, we have prepared a survey to gain a better understanding of the perceived trust within cloud computing. Our Cloud Trust survey is intended to tell us about levels of trust and where the fundamental differences lie between certain geographies and organizations (by size).
The reality is that cloud computing plays an integral role in our digital lives and allows all of us to focus on what matters most while outsourcing the work required to deliver our email, host our websites and much else. Gaining an understanding of the emerging security and privacy requirements is important. It gives us a platform that we can trust and rely on, both as consumers and within our work lives.
We therefore really need your help. Please take five minutes to provide your feedback. Let us know your perception of how trustworthy cloud computing is and has been, and more importantly the measures that are required for the future cloud. The survey can be found here.
So far the results make for some really interesting reading, most notably that the cloud is seen as considerably more trustworthy than 12 months ago. We will keep the survey open a little longer and publish a report based on the findings. This will help all of us as an industry introduce the necessary trust within the cloud computing services that we rely on.
How To Address The BYOD Security Issue
March 26, 2015 | Leave a Comment
By Chris Hines, Product Marketing Manager, Bitglass
"As soon as you allow a user to have access to the cloud applications, let's say it's a file sharing service, inevitably they want to do it from their own device, from home, from their ipad, from their android device, inevitably this will happen" – Neil MacDonald, Gartner Analyst
Given the abundance of mobile devices, coupled with the productivity and cost reduction benefits they bring, the number of companies that allow employees to access sensitive corporate data from their personally-owned devices has continued to flourish. According to Gartner, by 2017, over half of organizations will actually FORCE users to bring their own device to work.
This proliferation of data that is now moving outside of company networks, down to things like employee-owned smartphones, tablets and laptops can increase the chance of data leaking out and getting into the wrong hands. This is perhaps why BYOD has become a huge pain point for professionals looking to secure mobile devices (I'm sure a lot of you are already cringing at the thought of BYOD security). It also doesn't help that the employees themselves have a false sense of mobile security savvy.
It turns out that surprise, surprise, smartphone users are making silly and unsafe mistakes when it comes to privacy. A survey of 1,000 smartphone users done by security firm Lookout, found that of those that said they were security savvy –52% admitted to not read privacy policies before downloading mobile apps, 34% didn't set a PIN or passcode on their phones and 35% downloaded mobile apps from unofficial marketplaces. It's also important to point out that 76% connect to public wifi networks, increasing the risk of cyber criminals getting their hands on sensitive data coming down to mobile devices.
So, how do you solve for BYOD security?
If you want to secure BYOD devices you should invoke a "managed" vs. "unmanaged" device profile policy within your company. Here is a diagram that demonstrates what a policy like this might look like.
As you can discern from the diagram there are very different contextual access controls, application access and data protection techniques used for managed vs. unmanaged devices. Since "managed" devices pass the contextual access control test they can then access any cloud application they would like, and have full access to all data stored within them. Because of the managed device profile, these pose significantly less risk to your corporate data then "unmanaged" devices.
Unmanaged devices do not pass the contextual access control test, limiting their application access capabilities to sensitive data and increasing the data protection methods used to protect against them. This profile involves controlled acccess. A clear example of this would be forcing unmanaged devices into an encrypted container for all downloads made from cloud apps, and redacting certain keywords before they hit the device.
The managed vs. unmanaged approach to security works because no matter what your security posture may be, it allows for BYOD security while providing the productivity, and cost reduction benefits companies were aiming for to begin with.
Now that you know how to achieve BYOD security, it's time for you to take a look at your own infrastructure and start building your device profiling strategy. Here's how to get started
Securing the Intersection of Sanctioned and Unsanctioned Apps in Cloud Ecosystems
March 23, 2015 | Leave a Comment
If you are in charge of deploying a cloud app or suite like Box, Office 365, or Google Apps in your environment, you need to read this:
by Krishna Narayanaswamy, Chief Scientist, Netskope
We just completed a piece of research here at Netskope on cloud app ecosystems. In it, we highlight an important trend: the rise of cloud apps that orbit large, "anchor tenant" apps like Salesforce or Box.
Here's how this trend works: Enterprises adopt popular cloud apps like Salesforce. IT is aware of and often manages the deployment, management, and security of the app. As lines of business begin using it, they find lots of different ways to get value. Those use cases often involve third-party services that integrate with the main app (like how Marketo, Zendesk, and DocuSign integrate with Salesforce). Because it's in Salesforce's best interest to facilitate this ecosystem (because it makes Salesforce more valuable), Salesforce facilitates developers with rich APIs, documentation, and even sometimes with go-to-market support. Recently Salesforce commented that half of its revenue is attributed to its APIs. That's a heck of a business!
But what enterprises don't often realize is that when they sanction an "anchor tenant" app, they are also welcoming dozens of apps that integrate with that app, many of which they don't know about. And since they don't know about them, they often don't realize that those apps are sharing data back and forth with their sanctioned app, which poses risk of data exposure or leakage.
The big finding in our study is the number of apps per major app. We studied four apps, and found that in each of the enterprises in our cloud service, there is an average of 28, 26, 20, and 19 cloud apps for every implementation of Box, Salesforce, Dropbox, and Google Apps, respectively. Even more interesting, when we marry these stats to the data in the Netskope Active Platform, we find that, among other things, 15.3 percent of all downloaded data and 44.4 percent of DLP violations are from the Salesforce ecosystem (exclusive of Salesforce).
Why spend time on this research? Well, there's a lot of talk in the market about protecting the major apps or sanctioned apps. While organizations rightly put a lot of emphasis on those apps, more controls can be like building a fence around Fort Knox. Instead, they should be paying attention to the myriad of apps that share data with those apps. Those ecosystems are made up of apps that have been sanctioned by the enterprise and several that are unsanctioned.
Here are five things we recommend for getting your arms around cloud app ecosystems:
- Know what apps are running in your organization that integrate with your major apps, including sanctioned and unsanctioned apps;
- Understand the workflows they complete and what data they pull out of (or contribute to) your major apps;
- Secure access to those apps with identity management or SSO;
- Monitor those apps as a group with your major apps. We have the ability to do this with custom app tags in the Netskope product; and
- If you enforce policies (e.g., "don't share outside of the company" or "don't download to an unmanaged device if what's being downloaded contains personally identifiable information,") in your major apps, extend those policies to your ecosystem apps as well to get the intended security outcome.
If you want to read the report, you can get it here.
2015 Bitglass Cloud Security Report : Security Still Cloud's Achilles Heel
March 12, 2015 | Leave a Comment
By Christopher Hines, Product Marketing Manager, Bitglass
The cloud. Companies want it, but can they secure it? Moving to cloud applications like Salesforce, Office 365 and Box, can be beneficial for business but companies must first answer the question of security.
Today we announced the findings from the 2015 Bitglass Cloud Security Report. The report was the result of a survey done with 1,010 IT securers working across the globe.
This report helps provide insight into the level of cloud adoption today, industry trends, top cloud security risks and the cloud security solutions that IT securers are leveraging. So, let's dig into some of the findings.
Delivering on the hype?….Yes and No
The report confirmed that the hype behind cloud adoption has been proven true. Companies are seeing benefits including increased flexibility, greater availability and low costs since moving to the cloud. Interestingly, when it comes to security and compliance, the results showed that cloud is falling short. In fact, 90% of organizations have security concerns!
Insider threats > outsider cyber hackers
We found that the majority of concerns that companies have are not of malware and hacking from outside entities. Instead, companies are most concerned about their employees and view them as the weakest link in the security chain. Of the 1,010 respondents, 63% said that unauthorized access to sensitive company data was the number one greatest risk to their organization. Hijacking of accounts (61%) and malicious insiders (43%) made up the rest of the top 3 risks to company data.
With the amount of corporate data that is now flowing up into cloud apps and downloaded down to mobile devices, it makes sense why employee represent the greatest risk to organizations. Companies must be able to control the flow of their data.
How companies are approaching security
65% of respondents said that data encryption topped the list of the most effective security technology for data protection. It's also important to note that due to the proliferation of data that is now moving outside of the firewall, 68% of companies believe that a perimeter-based approach to security is no longer the correct strategy for securing data.
I encourage you to take a deeper look into the data within the report and see what your peers have to say when it comes to our industry's greatest concern. Securing the cloud.
A Few Lessons from Recent Adware Insecurities
March 11, 2015 | Leave a Comment
Recent adware has made significant waves in some information security circles for its security vulnerabilities and
for its potential larger impact on one of the essential systems of trust that Internet sites use – the Browser [1] [2].
By Jacob Ansari, Manager, Brightline
While users can obtain fixes or removal tools for both Superfish[3] and PrivDog, the issue remains that our browsers can make trust decisions for us that we do not always know about or understand, and to which we may not consent.
This problem isn't new as public-key infrastructure (PKI) systems (e.g., systems that use digital certificates, which are used to verify the authenticity of websites on the Internet) ultimately rely on a series of ostensibly trustworthy entities not abusing that trust. For users, this often means understanding what root certificates their web browsers trust. These root certificates, issued by organizations called certificate authorities (CAs), digitally sign or verify the authenticity of other certificates that sites on the Internet use to substantiate their identity. Modern browsers come with several root certificates installed, usually from CAs, although users, or the software they install, can modify this repository.
This was the core problem with Superfish. The utility, installed by default on Lenovo laptops, subverted that trust relationship by installing not just a certificate that the browser trusted, but a root certificate which would then re-sign other certificates and allow the holder of that root certificate to decrypt the web traffic to those sites. The ad company intended for this to inject advertisements into browser traffic, even on encrypted sites, but the Superfish phony root certificate would allow an attacker to manipulate any encrypted web traffic and make it appear legitimate. The plot thickened a few days later when researchers and savvy users discovered that an ad blocking and replacement tool called PrivDog[4] did the same thing, although it had the potential to create even more security issues as it would re-sign any certificate, including otherwise invalid or questionable certificates without any verification whatsoever. The situation with PrivDog has a particularly troublesome quality to it in that the developer of this software is the founder and CEO of Comodo, one of the largest CAs in the world; however, it appears that the versions of PrivDog with this particular problem do not appear to come bundled with Comodo security software for users.
Attacks that target this system of trust before exist. An attack in 2011 took place against DigiNotar[5], a Dutch CA. The attacker or attackers (thought to be agents of the Iranian government trying to spy on dissidents) issued numerous certificates that appeared legitimate. However, they had access to the corresponding private keys, and thus the ability to decrypt any intercepted encrypted traffic authenticated by these fraudulent certificates or any certificates derived from them. In 2012, another CA issued a subordinate root certificate, encased in a specialized hardware device called a hardware security module (HSM), to a third party as a product for monitoring traffic from an organization, ostensibly for preventing company confidential information from leaving[6]. However, in doing so, this yielded the same sort of result as it allowed the device with the root certificate to impersonate any other encrypted site on the Internet in a fashion that most users would not detect.
These developments create significant dangers for safe Internet use in that an attacker who obtains these certificates can potentially manipulate many users into trusting hostile sites. Even without the scenario of a criminal gaining access to root certificates, placing root certificates outside of the most protected and trusted sort of environments tampers with one of the underpinnings of the Internet. The trust that needs to exist will subsequently erode away if users cannot trust that the site they intend to visit is the actually the site in the browser. Adversely affecting website security and authenticity for criminal purposes, or as an act of surveillance, has its own issues, legal, political and otherwise. Doing so merely to serve up advertisements in browsers shows a breathtaking measure of recklessness.
So what do we learn from this?
Primarily we learn that the world is full of organizations that play with fire and adversely affect Internet security for a variety of self-serving reasons. Perhaps this isn't surprising. Users will need to fully understand how these trust relationships work, so that they can make decisions about what sites to visit and trust from a more informed standpoint. This may be an unrealistic expectation that puts a lot of burden on ordinary people who just want to use the Internet in the ways they always have. Additionally, Certificate Authorities and other intermediaries should undergo more scrutiny in terms of how they manage security of certificates, keys, and the likes. There several audit standards out there to guide CAs from WebTrust for Certification Authorities to the various CA Browser Forum guidelines. More than likely however, the responsibility will fall to the community of security professionals to connect all interested parties out about these sorts of threats and mount effective defenses against them.
[1] PCWorld.com – CEO says Superfish is safe as US issues alert to remove Superfish from Lenovo PCs
[2] A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering
[3] Lenovo – Superfish Uninstall Instructions
[4] nakedsecurity.com – Anatomy of a certificate problem – the "PrivDog" software in the spotlight
[5] Wikipedia – DigiNotar
[6] Trustwave issued a man-in-the-middle certificate
24 Hours After FREAK, 766 Cloud Providers Still Vulnerable
March 6, 2015 | Leave a Comment
The Average Company Uses 122 FREAK-vulnerable services
By Sekhar Sarukkai, Co-founder and VP of Engineering, Skyhigh Networks
This week a group of researchers at INRA, Microsoft Reseach, and IMDEA discovered a widespread vulnerability in OpenSSL that has rendered millions of Apple and Android devices vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks when they visited supposedly secure websites and cloud services. You can read the detailed description of the vulnerability from the discovering researchers here.
The researchers have dubbed this the "FREAK" vulnerability (CVE-2015-0204) or Factoring Attack on RSA-EXPORT Keys, and it enables attackers to force clients to use older, weaker encryption , known as the "export-grade" key or 512-bit RSA keys.
Currently, the media have focused on tracking vulnerable websites and highlighting specific sites, such as the White House, FBI, and NSA that suffered from the vulnerability. As of Wednesday at 12PM PST, 36.7% of browser-trusted sites, 26.3% of Full IPv4, and 9.7% of Alexa's top 1M domains were vulnerable (Note – this website is not vulnerable). For the latest website vulnerability metrics, check https://freakattack.com/
Naturally, here at Skyhigh we're most concerned with identifying and tracking vulnerable cloud services and helping enterprises manage their IT Security response and protect their users and data. Below we'll share the latest data on cloud service vulnerabilities and share the security steps organizations must take to protect themselves. You can read our detailed advice on how to protect corporate cloud data from FREAK here.
First, a little background (why is their "export grade" security anyway?)
In the 1990's Netscape developed an SSL technology that was widely used to protect credit card transactions using public key cryptography. However, US policy required the creation of an intentionally weakened version of the technology and dictated that a maximum key length of 512 bits would be permitted for "export-grade" encryption.
The idea was that, with 512-bit encryption, the NSA would have the ability to access communications, while theoretically providing crypto that was still good enough for commercial use. And now, despite the fact that these export restrictions have been modified or lifted, "export-grade" cryptography support was never removed, so many devices can be tricked into accepting the lowest "export-grade" encryption, opening them up to man-in-the-middle attacks.
How does the man-in-the-middle attack work?
Mathew Green, a research professor at Johns Hopkins Information Security Institute, has a simply stated (and widely cited) description of how the FREAK-enabled man-in-the-middle attack works:
- In the client's Hello message, it asks for a standard 'RSA' ciphersuite.
- The MITM attacker changes this message to ask for 'export RSA'.
- The server responds with a 512-bit export RSA key, signed with its long-term key.
- The client accepts this weak key due to the OpenSSL/Secure Transport bug.
- The attacker factors the RSA modulus to recover the corresponding RSA decryption key.
- When the client encrypts the 'pre-master secret' to the server, the attacker can now decrypt it to recover the TLS 'master secret'.
- From here on out, the attacker sees plain text and can inject anything it wants.
How many cloud services are vulnerable?
Skyhigh's Service Intelligence Team tracks vulnerabilities and security breaches across thousands of cloud providers, including the FREAK vulnerability. Almost 24 hours after the vulnerability was widely publicized, 766 cloud providers are still not patched, making them vulnerable to attack. These services include some of the leading backup, HR, security, collaboration, CRM, ERP, cloud storage, and backup services.
The average company uses 897 cloud services, making the likelihood they use at least one affected service extremely high. Across over 350 companies using Skyhigh, 99% are using at least one cloud provider that is still not patched and the average company uses 122 vulnerable services. We'll continue tracking these services, working with customers to diagnose and remediate vulnerabilities and provide updates as cloud services are patched.
Here's how to eliminate the FREAK vulnerability from your cloud service
In order to close the vulnerability, cloud providers should disable support for export suites. Rather than excluding RSA export cipher suites, administrators should disable support for all known ciphers and enable forward secrecy. Mozilla published a guide here, and a SSL Configuration Generator, which will provide good certifications for common servers.
Here's how to protect your company from FREAK
Enterprises need to determine and contain both their service-side and client-side exposure. Skyhigh has contacted each of the cloud providers affected and is working with them to ensure they are aware of their vulnerability and perform remediation. We've also alerted our customers who use affected services.
There are 4 steps that every company needs to take in response to FREAK:
- Determine your service-side exposure: Skyhigh automatically alerted customers to services they use that are affected by FREAK. If you'd like to identify all the affected services in use at your company for free, email [email protected]. If you'd like to look up an individual service to see if it's vulnerable, visit: https://tools.keycdn.com/freak
- Contain your client-side exposure: Ensure that only browser versions that are not susceptible (Chrome, or later versions of IE & Firefox for example). If employees use unmanaged BYOD devices, educate them on the current safe browser list at http://www.computerworld.com/article/2892926/time-to-freak-out-how-to-tell-if-youre-vulnerable.html
- Validate proxy configurations: If you manage your enterprise network and your enterprise uses a MITM proxy (like a web proxy) ensure that the configurations are properly set so it does not degrade.
- Ensure any OpenSSL use within enterprise is updated: If not careful, external facing sites may be fixed first and internal sites/development environments never. Ensure that you don't take your eye off internal deployments, as well.
What Does Customer Managed Encryption Keys Really Mean for Cloud Service Providers?
March 6, 2015 | Leave a Comment
By Todd Partridge, Director of Strategy, Intralinks
This is the first in a 3-part series examining information security in the cloud.
Have you ever leased a safety deposit box from your bank? For years the security and privacy of a safe deposit box has been the standard in the physical world. People have put their most important and their most valued information in bank vaults around the world with the confidence that it would remain secure and kept away from unsolicited parties. Safe deposit boxes provided the extremely high security measures and processes needed to protect these assets at scale.
In essence, the hundreds of customers a bank may have shared the cost of providing that ongoing security and privacy. Today's SaaS industry is predicated on the same principles: that it is far more cost effective for customers to share the cost of computer power, infrastructure, and application maintenance. The question that often remains is whether or not SaaS providers are capable of providing the same level of confidence that banks have provided for safe deposit boxes.
On the consumer side of the SaaS market, users hear the stories of large enterprises losing priceless intellectual property and they listen to 'experts' saying that cryptography could have protected them. To the average user of a cloud service the question becomes, "why not just encrypt the data and be done with it?" Reality becomes even murkier when it is mixed with strong PR campaigns of companies looking to make a name for themselves as they capitalize on the misfortune of these companies that may not have taken the appropriate measures to protect their data in the cloud. In the cloud, customer data faces different threats when at rest, in transit, or in use.
There are important differences to each of these threats and their associated responses that bear further discussion. Here we'll take on data at rest, but as a backdrop we must not forget that it is the intricate weave of all three that is important.
Data at Rest
Any service hosting customer data must provide assurances that it is protected while in their custody from external hackers, malicious insiders, and as we learned recently, governments. So, data must be encrypted at rest, which is relatively easy to implement. Many players, big and small, may declare that they give their customers full control of the encryption keys, also known as Customer Managed Keys (CMK). As companies begin to realize the importance of owning and managing the encryption keys used to protect their data in the cloud, the important question is – how is that control implemented?
There are several questions that today's enterprises should consider when evaluating a cloud service provider's claims of customer managed encryption keys:
- Can the customer login directly to the appliance that houses the keys and suspend the key without provider's help or knowledge, if needed?
- Is there any provider software in the middle that can be compromised and leak the key?
- Keys need to be rotated. What happens to data at the time of key rotation?
- Does the customer need to wait for re-encryption of terabytes of data with the new key?
Arguably, if the chosen managed keys solution cannot provide these capabilities, it may fall short of many enterprise requirements for secure storage of that company's most valuable information assets. Businesses need to pay attention to the details of the proposed solution just as you would pay attention to whether or not your bank has the right measures in place to protect those items you place in their safe deposit boxes.
Keeping Data Protected
It is obvious that data protection, especially in a SaaS model, is a complex task where science, engineering, and operations must be aligned perfectly to protect information assets from any number of threats. Just as banks provide a multi-layered security model to protect their customer's value assets, cloud service providers need to give their customers analogous capabilities such as:
- A container suitable for the storage of a company's most valuable information
- Customers' ability to choose the geographic location of said container
- Secured channels of access to the data
- The ability to provide controls that allow no single entity to own or control access to the encryption keys
- The solution should be able to account for all copies of the data
- The solution should provide compliance reports and audit trails that document which users access, or attempt to access, the protected data, as well as when the action took place
In our next two articles in this series on information security in the cloud, we'll explore the threats and security considerations of protecting data in transit and while in use.
Todd Partridge is the Director of Strategy at Intralinks. He has broad industry experience in the enterprise information management (EIM) space, with deep expertise in all trends and technologies related to information governance, enterprise content management, document management, web content management, business intelligence, team collaboration, e-mail management and enterprise records management practices.
Why Companies Must Adopt the 'Assume Mentality' When It Comes to Breaches
February 27, 2015 | Leave a Comment
By Christopher Hines, Product Marketing Manager, Bitglass
Recently Target announced that the credit card data breach that they suffered back in 2013 ended up costing them $162M. Now, I know some may argue that to a company like Target, that number is a drop in the bucket, and you're right. But there is a lesson to be learned from this. Companies must realize that no security infrastructure is 100% fool proof, not the multi-billion dollar corporations, not the mom and pop shops in your local neighborhood, not the start-ups in Silicon Valley. But why?
This is the question that millions of people (maybe even yourself) are trying to wrap their heads around. Yes, your company has a dedicated security team, and has invested in security infrastructure, using technologies like SIEM solutions and products that provide "visibility." Yet your SSN and employee information still ends up in the hands of cyber criminals!
If there is only one thing that you take away from this blog, understand this. Having security in place doesn't mean you are somehow bulletproof and exempt from breaches. There's no hacker guide that says "Leave X company alone. They've got cool security." The increased number of cloud applications like Box, Office 365 and Salesforce, coupled with the rise in BYOD at work has allowed more data to flow outside the corporate firewall. Data is now EVERYWHERE, not just your company's corporate network. Your IT security team must first realize this, accept it and then solve for it. Not the easiest thing to do.
Hackers Use The Goat Paths
When King Leonidas and the 300 Spartans took on the Persian army at the Hot Gates, they believed that they could hold their ground due to the mountain's impenetrable walls. What they failed to consider was that an old goat path that Greek shepherds often used to cut through the mountains could also be found and used by the Persian army. The Persians found the goat path and were able to surround the 300 Spartans, and defeat them. Why the random story?
Since companies want to benefit from the cloud's flexibility and the productivity of BYOD, they have to also build ways of allowing their employees to reach their corporate data (goat paths). This simultanously gives hackers a bigger attack surface to work with. In the past they relied mostly on malware since data was kept inside corporate networks. Now, since data has moved outside, they can also use techniques like Phishing attacks to steal employee credentials, and then use them to access company data. Since employees often have more access to sensitive data than they actually need, companies end up placing their data at risk.
This means that the same goat paths that company employees use to access sensitive company data can now also be used by hackers. All they need is employee credentials.
Security teams must keep these goat paths in mind.
Adopt the "Assume Mentality"
Companies must now assume that a breach is on its way and that's its only a matter of time until they experience one. Instead of denying its possibility make sure you prepare your IT security teammates, as well as your employees, for the inevitable.
Start building a security infrastructure designed with the goal of limiting the damage of a breach once it occurs instead of getting your hopes up on preventing them altogether.
Breaches are not preventable. But they are discoverable. Learn about Breach Discovery, a new solution that will help you limit the damage of breaches.


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Korean shipbuilders eye double-digit growth
Publication Date : 22-01-2013
Despite the continued slump in shipbuilding orders overseas affected by the prolonged global economic downturn, the nation's top three shipbuilders have set bold goals for winning orders in the beginning of the year, renewing their growth strategy, industry sources said.
Hyundai Heavy Industries, the world's largest shipbuilder, said it increased its order target steeply by 52.3 per cent to US$29.7 billion this year compared with order results in 2012.
The other two shipbuilders also unveiled double-digit order goals this year. Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, or DSME, pushed up its order target by 18 per cent to $13 billion from orders registered in 2012.
Samsung Heavy Industries also set its order goal at $13 billion, a 35 percent rise from orders won in 2012.
Among the top three shipbuilders, Hyundai Heavy presented the most aggressive order goal this year in a bid to recover from a poorer performance than competitors in its shipbuilding and offshore business. The company achieved only 63 per cent of the 2012 annual order target of $30.6 billion by winning $19.5 billion in orders.
Hyundai Heavy has diversified its business portfolio beyond the shipbuilding sector to secure stable income sources regardless of the global economic cycle, but it cannot overlook its shipbuilding business, which still makes up about 30 per cent of its total sales.
"The corporate slogan of this year is 'turning crisis into opportunity.' To escape from crisis in the shipbuilding sector, we are shifting more toward the offshore business from the slumping shipbuilding business," a company official said.
It is a common strategy to strengthen the high-value-added offshore business among the top three shipbuilders. In the race, Hyundai Heavy is slower than its rivals as the company with the largest shipbuilding capacity had to drive up shipbuilding order activities to keep docks running. Sales from Hyundai Heavy's offshore business fell to below 10 per cent of total sales last year, whereas sales from the offshore business at DSME and Hyundai Heavy earned more than 50 per cent of total sales in 2012.
"The company's winning strategy in the downturn is to sharpen its technological edge in high-end ships like green ships in the shipbuilding sector and future promising subsea plants in the offshore business," the official added. Hyundai Heavy, in particular, jointly runs an R&D project in subsea plant technology with the Ministry of Knowledge Economy.
DSME and Samsung Heavy are no different than Hyundai Heavy in seeking to become the top globally in the offshore sector for future growth, but they showed a difference in target segment.
DSME has a competitive edge in such offshore facilities as LNG floating, production, storage and offloading, while Samsung Heavy is a global leader in drill ship construction.
On the other hand, market watchers issued mixed outlooks for each shipbuilder's growth target. Korea Investment & Securities issued a positive outlook for shares of DSME, saying the company will continue its growth momentum in its offshore business this year following 2011 and 2012.
Tongyang Securities remained skeptical over the performance of Hyundai Heavy, doubting a recovery in shipbuilding due in part to uncertainties in Europe, the biggest market for shipbuilders.
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2006: Opened the season as the Owls' starting tight end and caught his first two career passes before an injury brought his season to a sudden end... Had played in nine games in 2005 without making a catch, but ended that streak with a five-yard catch against Houston... Made his second catch against UCLA.
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Just after midnight, the 83-year-old woman was crossing Sheppard Ave. E. near Don Mills Rd., was walking from the Esso gas station located on the northwest corner of the intersection.
Lotty Rozendaal, of Scarborough, was struck by a 2006 Chevrolet Equinox heading east on Sheppard Ave. approaching Don Mills Rd. Her husband was not struck by the vehicle, police said.
The couple was not crossing in the crosswalk.
Rozendaal was taken to Sunnybrook hospital trauma centre with life-threatening head injuries. The collision data sheet stated she also suffered a fractured pelvis and a broken right leg. She succumbed to her injuries at the hospital.
The driver of the SUV was cooperating with police as Traffic Services investigated the incident.
Police said it appears the 44-year-old man driving the SUV was not at fault.
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Mini Fillo Shell
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Sold as: Case of 90Weight: 1.4 lbs
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DescriptionShips Frozen Extra shipping appliesFood Item No ReturnsAthens FoodsMfg#: 7247
Athens Foods Mini Chocolate Fillo Shell -- 90 per case.
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INGREDIENTS: Enriched, Non-Bromine Bleached Flour (bleached wheat flour, niacin, iron, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), Water, Corn Starch, Sugar, Natural and Artificial Chocolate Flavors, Caramel Color, Canola Oil (ascorbic acid, rosemary, and citric acid added to preserve freshness), Cocoa Powder, Vanillin (an artificial flavor), Preservatives (sodium and/or calcium propionate, potassium sorbate), Citric Acid. Contains: Wheat
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