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1 2014 CYBERTHREAT DEFENSE REPORT NORTH AMERICA & EUROPE << Research Sponsors >> Platinum sponsor: Gold sponsors: Silver sponsors:
2 Table of Contents Introduction... 3 Research Highlights... 5 Section 1: Current Security Posture... 6 Adequacy of Cyberthreat Defense Investments...6 Past Frequency of Successful Cyberattacks... 8 Future Likelihood of Successful Cyberattacks...9 Security Posture by IT Domain... 9 Network Security Technology Deployment Status Endpoint and Mobile Security Deployment Status Root-Cause Analysis Capabilities Section 2: Perceptions and Concerns Types of Cyberthreats Sources of Cyberthreats Internal vs. External Cyberthreats Perceived Effectiveness of Selected Defenses Barriers to Establishing Effective Defenses Section 3: Attack Surface Reduction Frequency of Network Vulnerability Scans Purpose of Network Vulnerability Scans Host Security Misconfigurations Accounting for Transient Devices Section 4: Future Plans IT Security Budget Change The BYOD Invasion Endpoint Protection Plans Top Selection Criteria Form Factor Preferences The Road Ahead Appendix 1: Survey Demographics Appendix 2: Research Methodology Appendix 3: About CyberEdge Group
3 Introduction Survey Demographics 763 qualified IT security decision makers and practitioners All from organizations with more than 500 employees Representing 11 countries in North America and Europe Representing 19 industries In war, knowing your enemy is imperative to establishing an effective defensive strategy. The same holds true for effective IT security, and several excellent industry reports help inform IT security professionals on this front. The annual Data Breach Investigations Report from Verizon, for example, sheds considerable light on the evolving nature of cyberthreats, the actors behind them, and the techniques being used to perpetrate successful attacks. The Cyberthreat Defense Report informs the IT security community in another, complementary way. Based on a rigorous survey of IT security decision makers and practitioners across North America and Europe, the Cyberthreat Defense Report examines the current and planned deployment of technological countermeasures against the backdrop of numerous perceptions, such as: The adequacy of existing cybersecurity investments, overall and within specific domains of IT The likelihood of being compromised by a successful cyberattack within the next 12 months The types of cyberthreats and cyberthreat sources that pose the greatest risk to a given organization The effectiveness of both traditional and nextgeneration/ advanced technologies for thwarting cyberthreats The organizational factors that represent the most significant barriers to establishing effective cyberthreat defenses The most valuable solution capabilities and packaging options By revealing these details we hope to provide IT security decision makers with a better understanding of how their perceptions, concerns, priorities, and most importantly current defensive postures stack up against those of other IT security professionals and organizations. Applied in a constructive manner, the data, analyses, and findings covered herein can be used by diligent IT security teams to gain insights into many practical questions, such as: Where do we have gaps in our cyberthreat defenses relative to other organizations? Have we fallen behind in our defensive strategy to the point where our organization is now the low- 3
4 hanging fruit (i.e., likely to be targeted more often due to its relative defensive weaknesses)? Are we on track with both our approach and progress in continuing to address traditional areas of concern such as strengthening endpoint security and reducing our attack surface as well as tackling newer ones, such as providing security for mobility and defending against advanced persistent threats (APTs)? How are other IT security practitioners thinking differently about cyberthreats and their defenses, and should we adjust our perspective and plans to account for these differences? A second objective is to provide developers of IT security technologies and products with some of the answers they need to better align their solutions with the concerns and requirements of their potential customers. The net result should be better market traction and success for solution providers that are paying attention, and better cyberthreat protection technologies for all of the intrepid defenders out there. cy ber threat /ˈsībərˌTHret/ noun 1. the possibility of a malicious attempt to damage or disrupt a computer network or system (source: Oxford Dictionaries) 2. any type of malicious activity or actor that leverages computers and networks to adversely impact other computers and networks, to include everything from well-known forms of malware (e.g., viruses, worms, and Trojans) to malicious insiders and targeted attacks (source: CyberEdge Group) 4
5 Research Highlights Current Security Posture One in four security professionals doubts whether their organization has invested adequately in cyberthreat defenses. Over 60% of respondents were affected by a successful cyberattack in 2013, but less than 40% expect to fall victim again in Mobile devices (smartphones and tablets) are perceived as IT security s weakest link, followed by laptops and social media applications. Next-generation firewalls (NGFWs) are most frequently cited for acquisition in 2014, followed by Network Behavioral Analysis (NBA) and Big Data Security Analytics. 77% intend to use network access control (NAC) as part of their mobile security strategy. One in four organizations lacks the tools necessary to properly investigate the root cause and material impact of network security breaches. Perceptions and Concerns Malware and phishing give IT security professionals the most headaches. Security professionals are more concerned about malicious insiders than cybercriminals. NAC and NGFW solutions are perceived as most effective at mitigating cyberthreats. Low security awareness among employees is the greatest inhibitor to adequately defending against cyberthreats. Attack Surface Reduction Less than half of organizations conduct full-network active vulnerability scans more than once per quarter. Nearly one-third of organizations are leveraging vulnerability intelligence as context for intelligent threat response. NAC is most commonly used to identify vulnerabilities and security misconfigurations on endpoint devices in between full-network vulnerability scans. Future Plans 89% of IT security budgets are rising or holding steady. Implementation of bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies will more than double within the next two years from 31% in 2014 to 77% in % are looking to replace or augment their current endpoint protection software. Third-party validation is least important when evaluating new cyberthreat defenses. Only 7% of IT security professionals prefer a software-as-a-service (SaaS) delivery model for their cyberthreat defenses. 5
6 Section 1: Current Security Posture The foundation of countermeasures an organization currently has in place and the perception of how well that foundation is working will influence major decisions about cyberthreat defenses, such as: Whether, to what extent, and with what degree of urgency changes are needed, and The most likely candidates to enable those changes (i.e., the specific types of countermeasures that should be added to supplement existing defenses). Accordingly, our journey into the depths of cyberthreat defenses begins with an assessment of the perceived effectiveness of organizations investments and strategies relative to the prevailing threat landscape. Insight is also provided on the high-level definition of these strategies based on the technological countermeasures that comprise them. Cut to the Chase 25% of survey participants doubt whether their organization has invested adequately in cyberthreat defenses Europeans (82%) are somewhat more confident than North Americans (71%) in their cyberthreat defense investments Adequacy of Cyberthreat Defense Investments When asked how they perceive the adequacy of their employer s investment in cyberthreat defenses, fully one-quarter of respondents expressed doubts, with more than half of this group taking a more definitively negative view (see Figure 1). This leaves approximately 75% at the opposite end of the spectrum, with a breakdown of 30% strongly agreeing and another 44% somewhat agreeing with their employer s level of investment. We view this as an extremely encouraging result, particularly given the longstanding impression that IT security professionals are generally frustrated when it comes to obtaining sufficient funding and implementing the solutions they believe are necessary to defend their computing environments. Interestingly, the data also revealed that European respondents are somewhat more confident than their North American peers in the level of investment in cyberthreat defenses made by their employers. Overall, 82% of the European survey population indicated they agreed (somewhat or strongly) with the adequacy of investments made. This compares to 71% for North American respondents. 6
7 This greater degree of confi dence expressed by European respondents is at least partially explained and validated, respectively, by: A subsequent fi nding that fewer European organizations (57%) than North American organizations (64%) were subject to a successful cyberattack over the previous 12 months. A subsequent fi nding of a similar gap in relative confi dence when participants were asked whether they thought their organization had the necessary tools to investigate and determine the root cause and material impact of successful attacks. In that case, 82% of European respondents indicated they had confi dence in their organization s capabilities (and corresponding investments), compared to 70% of North American participants. Figure 1: Perceived adequacy of cybersecurity investments 7
8 Cut to the Chase 84% of represented organizations experienced five or fewer successful cyberattacks in the preceding 12 months 38% claim they had not experienced a single successful attack in that same period 7% claim they ve been successfully breached 10 or more times Past Frequency of Successful Cyberattacks For the most part, the relative confi dence of respondents in their organization s level of investments in cyberthreat defenses is upheld by this next set of fi ndings. In particular, over 80% of respondents indicated that their organization s computing environment was compromised fi ve or fewer times in the past year with nearly half of these claiming there were NO successful attacks over this period (see Figure 2). Less encouraging, 7% of respondents indicated their organization was subject to 10 or more successful attacks over the past year. Not surprisingly, this fi nding is generally consistent with the data from the previous question, where a total of 15% of respondents either somewhat or strongly disagreed with the level of security investments made by their organization. The only signifi cant difference from a regional perspective is that while 43% of European organizations claimed they did not experience a successful cyberattack over the past year, the same was true for only 36% of North American organizations. Figure 2: Frequency of successful attacks in the past 12 months 8
9 Future Likelihood of Successful Cyberattacks When asked about the likelihood their organization s network would be compromised in the coming year, respondents were surprisingly optimistic. Despite more than 60% indicating they thought their organization s computing environment had been compromised within the past year (see Figure 2), only 39% considered it somewhat likely or very likely that it would happen again over the next 12 months (see Figure 3). Whether this optimism stems from changes and investments made as a result of past compromises or just represents wishful thinking is unclear. No statistically signifi cant differences were observed by region (i.e., North America vs. Europe). Figure 3: Likelihood of being successfully attacked in the next 12 months Security Posture by IT Domain Data on the perceived ability to defend against cyberthreats in different IT domains (see Figure 4) provides additional granularity to the earlier question regarding adequacy of an organization s investments in cyberthreat defenses. Somewhat surprising are the fi ndings pertaining to virtualized server infrastructure 9
10 and public cloud services. In particular, our respondents expressed the same high degree of confi dence in their defenses for virtual servers as in their physical servers and network perimeters. Client devices of all types but especially mobile devices present the greatest security challenge to organizations. One plausible explanation for this seemingly misplaced confi dence could be this: although enterprise experience with server virtualization lags that which it has in other areas, and although the security solutions for virtualized infrastructure are somewhat immature on the whole, neither have we seen a signifi cant number of threats/attacks against virtualization software layers or the cloud-specifi c aspects of public cloud services (as opposed to those aspects they share with traditional datacenter delivery models). Other notable fi ndings include that: Establishing adequate protection for/from social media applications such as Facebook and Twitter remains a relative weak spot in organizations defenses, and Client devices of all types but especially mobile devices present the greatest security challenge to organizations. Not surprisingly, the data shows organizations are better able to secure resources over which IT inherently has greater control (e.g., servers) than those it does not (e.g., mobile devices). Figure 4: Perceived security posture by IT domain 10
11 Network Security Technology Deployment Status Participants were requested to designate a deployment status currently in use, planned for acquisition within 12 months, or no plans for a specified list of network security technologies. (Endpoint and mobile security technologies are addressed in the next section.) Table 1 below provides a visual and numerical representation of the responses. Percentages in green correspond to higher frequency of adoption and/or acquisition plans. Percentages in red correspond to lower adoption and/or acquisition plans. Table 1: Network security technologies in use and planned for acquisition 11
12 It seems clear that many organizations are planning to beef up their capabilities for monitoring and analyzing network traffic for the presence of cyberthreats. Notable fi ndings include: IDS/IPS, secure gateways, and stateful inspection fi rewalls are the most frequently deployed defenses. NAC technology also enjoys fairly widespread adoption (likely as result of enterprise mobility initiatives). User activity monitoring, privileged user management, and identity and access management all received in use scores of greater than 60% -- indicating that considerable attention is being paid to better understanding and controlling the activities of authorized users. NGFWs were earmarked as the top network security investment over the coming year. With network behavior analysis (NBA), big data security analytics, security information and event management (SIEM), and full-packet capture analysis also near the top of the leader board for the coming year, it seems clear that many organizations are planning to beef up their capabilities for monitoring and analyzing network traffi c for the presence of cyberthreats. Endpoint and Mobile Security Deployment Status The same approach was used to gain insight into deployment status and acquisition plans for both endpoint and mobile security technologies. Let s begin with the former (see Table 2). Table 2: Endpoint security technologies in use and planned for acquisition 12
13 There s still considerable room for improvement both in developing new endpoint security technologies and better utilizing the ones organizations already have. Overall, it appears that most organizations are defending their endpoints by combining multiple technologies to establish an effective solution. One noteworthy item, however, is that 14% of these combinations appear to lack any sort of traditional, signature-based anti-malware component. It is unclear whether this speaks to the steadily improving effectiveness of signature-less technologies or some other factor. We re also compelled to point out that despite fairly high deployment rates for the technologies listed here, endpoints are still cited as the weakest link in most organizations defense chain (see Security Posture by IT Domain). This suggests there s still considerable room for improvement both in developing new endpoint security technologies and better utilizing the ones organizations already have. Shifting to the mobile security landscape, here, too, it seems that multiple technologies are being used to get the job done (see Table 3). Table 3: Mobile security technologies in use and planned for acquisition 13
14 It s clear that VPN and NAC technologies are the dominant choices for helping to secure remote/ mobile devices and their users. It may also be the case that different combinations of technologies are being employed to meet the unique requirements of varying use cases and constituents. For example, an IT security team might deploy virtual private network (VPN), NAC, and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) for its general user population, but then deploy VPN, NAC, mobile device management (MDM), and containerization solutions for its mobile executives. Regardless, it s clear that VPN and NAC technologies are the dominant choices for helping to secure remote/ mobile devices and their users. MDM and MAM (mobile application management) solutions are also continuing to receive considerable attention, as they rank slightly ahead of all other mobile security solutions in terms of expressed acquisition plans reported by respondents for the coming year. Root-Cause Analysis Capabilities Participants were asked to indicate whether their organizations have the necessary tools to investigate and determine the root cause and material impact of security breaches (see Figure 5). Figure 5: Adequacy of root-cause analysis capabilities 14
15 Approximately one in four respondents were unconvinced that they have the necessary tools at their disposal to adequately investigate security breaches. Although nearly three-quarters expressed a measure of confidence in this regard, approximately one in four respondents were unconvinced that they have the necessary tools at their disposal to adequately investigate security breaches. We also observe that European respondents are incrementally more confident in their organizations rootcause analysis capabilities: while 82% of the Europeans indicated they somewhat or strongly agreed that their organizations have sufficient capabilities in this area, only 70% of their North American counterparts responded in a like manner. 15
16 Section 2: Perceptions and Concerns Cut to the Chase Malware and phishing / spear phishing are of the most concern to respondents APTs and DoS/DDoS attacks are of the least concern The exploration of cyberthreat defenses now shifts from establishing baseline security postures to determining the types and sources of cyberthreats that concern today s organizations the most. Like the perceived weaknesses that have already been identifi ed, these concerns serve as an important indicator of where and how it best makes sense for organizations to improve their cyberthreat defenses going forward. This section of the report also investigates the perceived effectiveness of various countermeasures, along with factors that most often inhibit today s organizations from establishing adequate cyberthreat defenses. Types of Cyberthreats Malware and phishing/spear phishing are the classes of cyberthreats that concern survey respondents the most (see Figure 6). Trailing by a relatively small margin are web application attacks, zero-day attacks, mobile device malware, and malicious insiders. Least concerning for this audience are advanced persistent threats (APTs) and denial (and distributed denial) of service (DoS/ DDoS) attacks, which on a weighted average basis fell below the midpoint on our 5-point scale. Figure 6: Relative concern by class/type of cyberthreat 16
17 However, this high-level summary only tells part of the story. Examining the raw data more closely yields a few additional observations: Malware and phishing/ spear phishing are the classes of cyberthreats that concern survey respondents the most. Survey Insight Respondents were more concerned about potential threats from malicious insiders than any single source of external threat. The class of threats most often receiving the designation extremely concerned was phishing/ spear phishing attacks (least often was DoS/DDoS attacks). Mobile device malware and DoS/DDoS attacks were tied as the threat classes most often receiving the not concerned designation (malware had the fewest instances of this designation). For each class of threats, not concerned was chosen by at least 8% of the respondents. Overall, the responses were widely distributed. For most classes of threats, extremely concerned and very concerned responses were largely offset by an equal distribution of mildly concerned and not concerned responses. This indicates that the perceived risk of different classes of threats is organization specific and, therefore, relying solely on the weighted averages is not sufficient in this case. Sources of Cyberthreats Looking next at the sources of cyberthreats, the data indicates that organizations are generally more concerned about cybercriminals as a group, as opposed to the sub-categories of state-sponsored and politically motivated hackers (see Figure 7). In addition, they are also more concerned with malicious insiders than any individual external source of cyberthreats. Once again, examining the raw data reveals a handful of additional points of interest: Approximately 10% of respondents expressed no concern at all about malicious insiders and cybercriminals Approximately 20% shared the same lack of concern for both state-sponsored and politically motivated hackers At the other end of the spectrum, just under 10% were extremely concerned about all sources of cyberthreats Comparing the results for this survey question to those for the preceding question also suggests that organizations are generally less concerned about the source of a threat than its type. 17
18 Figure 7: Relative concern by source of cyberthreat The concern for external threats outweighs that for internal threats by a ratio of approximately 2.5 to 1. Internal vs. External Cyberthreats When asked specifi cally about their relative concern regarding internal threats (from ill-intentioned employees or contractors) compared to external ones (from outside hackers), slightly more than one-quarter of the respondents indicated an equal level of concern about both sources (see Figure 8). (Note: for this survey question all types of external threat sources have been aggregated together; whereas for the previous question, they were evaluated individually.) Examining the balance of the responses, we see that the concern for external threats outweighs that for internal threats by a ratio of approximately 2.5 to 1 (52% for signifi cantly more concerned and somewhat more concerned about external threats compared to 21% for signifi cantly more concerned and somewhat more concerned about internal threats). Although this result cannot be ignored, it s important to also consider another perspective supported by the data: a full three-quarters of respondents indicated more than a little concern about internal threats. The only regional fi nding of note is that European respondents had a somewhat more balanced perspective overall, with 36% expressing equal concern about internal and external threats. This compares to 24% for North American participants. 18
19 Figure 8: Relative concern for internal vs. external cyberthreats Perceived Effectiveness of Selected Defenses Survey Insight NAC and NGFW solutions are perceived by respondents as having the greatest potential to defend today s cyberthreats. Respondents were asked to rate their perceived effectiveness of various cyberthreat defense solutions on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest. The results, in the form of weighted averages, are depicted in Figure 9. Although rating effectiveness across different classes of solutions intended to address different problems is not exactly fair, the data still reveals two noteworthy items: On average, all of the solutions are perceived as being between somewhat effective and very effective. Indeed, the variation in ratings both from one solution to the next and from top (NAC) to bottom (MDM) is not that signifi cant. Overall, solutions that reduce an organization s attack surface either by eliminating vulnerabilities 19
20 or shielding them are generally viewed as more effective at what they do than those that work in a less black-and-white manner and require greater degrees of interpretation or analysis to operate (e.g., big data security analytics, advanced malware analysis, network behavior analysis, and full-packet capture analysis). Figure 9: Perceived effectiveness of cyberthreat defenses Barriers to Establishing Effective Defenses Establishing effective cyberthreat defenses is by no means easy to do. If it were, one would expect far fewer successful cyberattacks and far higher confi dence by IT security practitioners in the level of security investments made by their organizations. Part of the issue is undoubtedly the ever-evolving threat landscape. Hackers have a seemingly endless capacity to advance their wares not to mention that, as defenders, organizations can only guess at hackers next moves. 20
21 Turning to the survey data, low security awareness among employees tops the charts, with lack of budget close behind. But what about other factors? What are the other obstacles that IT security teams must overcome and, more importantly, which of them are most signifi cant? Turning to the survey data, low security awareness among employees tops the charts, with lack of budget close behind. Although too much data to analyze appears in third position, there really isn t a signifi cant gap between it and the next several items on the list. Not until the last entry lack of effective solutions in the market is there a discernible difference in the weighted responses. In this case, we view the results as a vote of confi dence in the security solutions available to today s IT security practitioners (at least relative to the other obstacles they face). Figure 10: Inhibitors to establishing effective cyberthreat defenses 21
22 Section 3: Attack Surface Reduction 75% of attacks use publicly known vulnerabilities in commercial software that could be prevented by regular patching. Contrary to what the popular press and the buzz at industry tradeshows would have one believe, establishing effective cybersecurity defenses requires more than simply implementing the latest and greatest technologies designed to detect the latest generations of elusive cyberthreats. Indeed, a more practical strategy is to first reduce one s attack surface, and then use a collection of complementary detection-oriented countermeasures to mitigate the residual risk. Not only is such an approach intuitively appealing, it s also supported by the fact that the majority of cyberattacks still focus on exploiting known vulnerabilities. According to a report 1 published by the Center for Strategic & International Studies, 75% of attacks use publicly known vulnerabilities in commercial software that could be prevented by regular patching. The options for organizations to reduce their attack surface area are numerous and include tactics such as: reducing the number of open ports and services on Internet-facing systems; using next-generation firewalls to granularly control network and application access; eliminating all unnecessary protocols and services running on endpoints, servers, and other internal systems; and, leveraging identity and access management solutions to implement a least-privileges policy. This section of the report focuses on another set of options: namely the tools and practices today s organizations are using to manage software vulnerabilities and host security misconfigurations. Frequency of Network Vulnerability Scans Respondents were asked how frequently their organization conducts full-network, active vulnerability scans (as opposed to scanning individual devices or enclaves, or using passive vulnerability scanning technologies that, by design, are always-on). The results are somewhat mixed (see Figure 11). 1. Raising the Bar for Cybersecurity, James A. Lewis, Center for Strategic & International Studies, February
23 Figure 11: Frequency of full-network active vulnerability scans Cut to the Chase 52% of responding organizations conduct fullnetwork vulnerability scans quarterly or annually 25% of responding organizations scan daily or weekly On one hand, we consider it a positive sign that slightly more than one-quarter of organizations are conducting full network scans weekly or daily. This represents a signifi cant commitment to cybersecurity and likely indicates greater understanding of the tremendous value of continuous monitoring. On the other hand, it is rather discouraging that approximately one in two organizations only scan their networks quarterly or annually. This fi nding is not particularly surprising, however, as these rates represent the minimum requirement for compliance with prevailing regulations and standards (e.g., the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, or PCI-DSS). No statistically signifi cant differences were observed by geographic region. 23
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One Cults3D designer has developed an incredibly exact (and cheap) 3D printed Simpsons house for download.
Before the Kardashians or the Modern Family were on television, there was one family that stood out against the rest… probably because they were yellow. Even after 26 years of fame, the Simpsons continue to be one of the most recognizable pieces of pop culture, inside and outside the USA
Brazilian designer Paulo Bubolz has spent the last several weeks creating a faithful and thorough 3D printable design of the famed house, located on 742 Evergreen Terrace. His progress and story can be read on his page here. Rather than vaguely duplicating the house, Bubolz has gone to great lengths to be exact.
The 3D printed Simpsons house is currently available for purchase here for 2€ on Cults3D. Cults is an online marketplace and social network that brings creators of all kinds of levels together. Designs are shared either for free or a small fee. It's probably one the cheapest and most detailed models out there. It is printing entirely in PLA, and has many many small pieces.
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Cyber Attack Traced Russia, A water treatment plant near Springfield, Illinois could be the target of the first malicious cyberattack against critical U.S. infrastructure. The attack was reportedly traced back to a computer in Russia.
There's already been several foreign-based cyberattacks on U.S. businesses. What makes this alleged cyberattack different is that the hackers caused physical damage to U.S. infrastructure.
"There may have been a breach. There may have been a hack into the system," said Don Craven, an attorney for the Curran-Gardner Public Water District in Illinois.
The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security are investigating if hackers were able to burn out a water pump at that facility on November 8th.
"There was some indication that there was a breach of some sort into a software program – the SCATA system – that allows remote access to the wells and the pumps and those sorts of things," said Craven.
The man that blew the lid on the whole thing is Joe Weiss, a prominent cyber security expert. He says he learned about the breach in a report from the Illinois Statewide Terrorism and Intelligence Center.
"The thing that gets me is somebody could be using this as a test run," said Weiss. "Why else would they have gone after these really small, rural facilities?"
The Department of Homeland Security confirms the pump was damaged. But a DHS spokesman says, ""At this time there is no credible corroborated data that indicates a risk to critical infrastructure entities or a threat to public safety."
Weiss isn't buying it.
"That's completely and totally inconsistent with what's in the report," said Weiss.
Weiss believes federal officials are downplaying the alleged hack and he says he doesn't understand why, especially since the implications could stretch nationwide.
"The systems that were used in Illinois are the exact same systems that are used in D.C." said Weiss. "The cyberattack in Illinois started two to three months ago. So how many other systems could be compromised that we just don't know about yet?"
A spokeswoman for the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) declined to comment. But the General Manager of Washington Aqueduct, Thomas Jacobus, says his facility would be immune to that kind of cyberattack.
"We made a decision about ten-years ago, when we set up our control systems, that we would not seek remotely accessed control of these plants," said Jacobus.
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The demographics of video games like Mass Effect and TV series such as AMC's The Walking Dead probably parallel quite a bit. Whether you are a Walking Dead fan or not, there's reason to tune in or DVR Sunday's episode (9 p.m./8 p.m. CT) if you fall in the Mass Effect fan demo.
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Ottawa, Canada, July 9, 2015 -- Two former BlackBerry insiders have raised money in a series B financing for their three-year-old startup, Introhive.
The company is based in Fredericton, N.B., where some 20-odd developers (many of them ex-BlackBerry staffers) are located, but it is run out of Washington by Canadian-born co-founders Jody Glidden and Stewart Walchli. It will use the proceeds to expand its sales team and its relationships with key partners. The financiers include Salesforce.com, which converted an earlier debenture into equity, Halifax-based Build Ventures and Tech Equity Partners, which invests on behalf of primarily Silicon Valley-based limited partners.
Introhive was partly inspired by the frustrations Mr. Glidden and Mr. Walchli experienced after the smartphone provider bought their previous company, enterprise application developer Chalk Media Corp. in 2009 (they left BlackBerry in 2011 and 2012, respectively). Once inside the BlackBerry tent, they tried to expand Chalk's business with Fortune 500 customers by tapping internal colleagues with those connections. "But the way BlackBerry had grown up it was really hard to figure out who knew the right people at the client that I was trying to get into," Mr. Walchli said. "The first idea was: How do we automate who knows who in an enterprise?"
The Introhive software constantly monitors a user's corporate e-mail, social media accounts and mobile phone, mining for duplicates, updated contact information and even new relationships contacts have developed. It will identify who knows who, who's getting to know who and even which customers need a bit more love because the user hasn't been in touch lately. Users get a weekly notification from Introhive and can update everything with the push of a button. "It sounds mundane but the amount of time savings we create for organizations is through the roof," Mr. Walchli claims.
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Introhive is a Canadian relationship capital company that has developed systems that utilize existing CRM, contact book and social networking connections within a company, enabling organisations to develop what Introhive refers to as 'warm introductions', rather than relying on sales and marketing cold calls. It was established in Fredericton and now has a number of offices, including a headquarters in Washington D.C..
Published: Friday, July 10, 2015