This presentation addresses how various services offered by Google can become a threat to your companies’ privacy and confidentiality policies. It deals with Google’s capabilities to capture and aggregate information with or without user knowledge. Special attention is given to Google’s key offerings such as: Google Searches GMail Orkut Google Toolbar Google Desktop Android Chrome […]
Are You Googling Your Clients’ Privacy Away?
Raj Goel
Is your company Googling its privacy away?
Will the NYPD’s expanded surveillance system invade your privacy?
Source: http://pix11.com/2013/06/21/will-the-nypds-expanded-surveillance-system-invade-your-privacy/ The NYPD’s surveillance system is renowned for its complexity — and its saturation. Cameras in Times Square. Cameras at random intersections. And the department is reportedly planning to expand that system to each precinct and ultimately to patrol cars, even mobile devices carried by beat cops in your local neighborhood. Raj Goel is a […]
Social Media Cloud Computing Threats To Privacy Security Liberty
HIPAA Correcting The Perils Of Lax Security
Social Media Cloud Computing Threats To Privacy Security Liberty
RFID Car Hacking
Surveillance video shows a man wearing a striped shirt and baseball cap walking right up to the passenger door of the silver Acura SUV, and opening up the door with ease. But there’s one problem – he is not the owner! It’s a new crime tool in the form of an unknown handheld device – […]
Annual NYS Cyber Security Conference
Annual NYS Cyber Security Conference
Transcript: 2013 NYS CyberSecurity Conference Q&A The world today is vastly different than the world we grew up in. When we were kids, privacy was a way of life. I’m sure we all remember uttering the phrase, “None of your beeswax,” when telling people to mind their own business. Maintaining a certain level of privacy […]
China hacking the US Dept Of Defense
WPIX11 interviews Raj on DOD breach On May 28, 2013, on the WPIX 10 O’Clock news, the lead story was about China hacking the US Dept Of Defense. The attackers exfiltrated data and information on: The F35 Joint Strike Fighter (the most expensive weapon ever produced) The V22 Osprey Marine Combat Aircraft and other systems […]