Showing posts with label Signals Defenses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Signals Defenses. Show all posts

Friday, October 25, 2013

Emerging Wireless Risks To Consider

With the increase use of wireless technologies and BYOD to work comes more security concerns and real security risks ....  Information stealing, privacy issues, loss of Intellectual Property that can cause companies to lose everything.  Signals Defenses brings the Secure Work Environment - Attenuating the RF/IR signals that penetrate the workspace, thus mitigating the exfiltration of sensitive information. 
 
RF Signal Leakage
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SECURE WORK ENVIRONMENT
 
 
 
Potential Risks and Wireless Security:  http://continuitycentral.com/feature1110.html

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Operating with Privacy in the Wild,Wild West of Wireless Technologies

US Cyber Security Magazine has just launched it's first edition on October 1, 2013. 
 
 
Signals Defenses & Wilhelm Commercial Builders describe in detail how a company's location can be secured from modern threats by implementing  Physical, IT and Technical Security. 
 
 

Article is found on pages 10-13:
US Cyber Security ''Operating with Privacy in the Wild, Wild West of Wireless Technologies'





Monday, June 10, 2013

Hacking an iPhone With a USB Charger

News reported by: TechNews Daily
June 3, 2013


How to Hack an iPhone With a USB Charger

 
 
 
 
Before plugging in at a public phone charging station, read this article.  Your privacy may be at risk! 
 
 
Don't talk to strangers, keep your drink where you can see it, and don't use anybody else's iPhone charger. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/03/iphone-charger-hack_n_3378833.html

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Cyber 4.01 Conference 'Cyber Threats and How Businesses Can Fight Them'

Cyber 4.01 Conference 'Cyber Threats and How Businesses Can Fight Them' 
 
 
Ron Waranowski, Partner & President of SD, representatives from KCI Protection Technologies & Wilhelm Commercial Builders were guest speakers at the Howard County Chamber of Commerce 4.01 Cyber Conference, May 29, 2013.  The speakers elaborated on the various ways cyber criminals can compromise a businesses security posture and offered solutions for protecting electronic information and private conversations. 
 
Mr. Bartko, special assistant for cyber to the director of the NSA, was the keynote speaker at the security conference.  In his message he said "Intellectual property, private information, and even consumer items like music, movies and airline tickets are all kept and moved electronically. As a result, cyberspace is under constant attack from individuals and groups that steal information, disrupt businesses and government agencies and even destroy electronic systems and equipment.
 
 
 
Signals Defenses exhibited and demonstrated the key components of a Secure Work Environment (SWE).  SD Technology attenuates RF/IR signals penetrating or exiting the workplace, thus mitigating the exfiltration of sensitive information. 
 
For live demos we will be exhibiting at the ASIS Conference & Expo, Chicago, Sept 24-26.  Or contact Dana@signalsdefenses.com | 410.902.0356 to set an appointment at your offices or ours. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Friday, April 26, 2013

Electronic Eavesdropping



Signals Defenses technology & services mitigate the RF and Laser microphone attacks. SD technology also provides protection as a Thermal Imaging Defense System. 



Electronic Eavesdropping
For more information visit Signals Defenses Secure Work Environment Website: www.secureworkenvironment.com

Defeating the IR Eavesdropping - Demonstration


"SD Technology is the least expensive method to mitigate the largest amount of eavesdropping threats"   - U.S. Department of Defense Signals & Physical Sciences Security Center

Thursday, April 4, 2013

Electronic Eavesdropping Devices. History And Widely Spread Types


The Electronic Eavesdropping techniques have become more readily available due to the low cost of the technologies and the unintended consequences of wireless deployments.  These vulnerabilities include RF/IR attacks; and the suite of vulnerabilities associated with TSCM "Technical Surveillance Counter-Measures".   Wireless technologies provide many benefits, however, they come with significant security concerns.




Signals Defenses technology has been the de facto and written standard for the U.S. DoD since 1999.