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Cybersecurity Solutions and Management Services

HUMAN ERROR IS THE NUMBER ONE CYBER SECURITY
THREAT TO BUSINESS

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IBM has conducted studies that has occurred over 100 countries. Those studies collaborate the root contributing factors that go into those threats. All the studied countries had something in common which was human error. “Human error was a major contributing cause in 95% of all breaches,” according to the IBM Cybersecurity Index report.

SECURITY CHALLENGES

Product of lifetime

IT systems lifetime is 2-4 years (e.g. laptops), but IoT/OT systems (e.g. robotic ams lifetime is 10-15 years or even longer)

Centralized architecture

Manufacturing systems are modular and centralized security architecture, bring complexity on expansion. Also  a compromised device can disrupt the whole architecture

Updatability

Security measures need an overall updates every year. Updating security measures can lead to occupational of more computational resources.

Attacks Invesibility

While attach maliciousness has increased, the attack visibility has been decreased.

  1. Polymer degradation 

  1. Polymer aging prediction 

  1. Polymer durability 

  1. Polymer life prediction 

  1. Polymer performance degradation 

  1. Polymer material aging 

  1. Polymer part life cycle 

  1. Polymer component degradation 

  1. Polymer part aging 

  1. Polymer part life prediction 

Misdelivery

Sending something to a wrong recipient, it is easy for any user to accidentally send confidential information to the wrong person if they aren't careful.

Password

123456 remains the most popular pwd in the world, and 45% of people reuse the password of their main email account on other service.

Patching

Cyber criminals are constantly looking for new exploits in software. When exploits are discovered,  the software developers race to fix the vulnerability and send out the patch to all users before cyber  criminals can compromise more users. This is why it is essential that users install security updates  on their computers as soon as they are available. Unfortunately, more often than not end-users  delay installation of updates - and with dire results.

 

The 2017 WannaCry ransomware attack affected hundreds of thousands of computers worldwide,  costing companies and organizations millions of dollars in damages. Yet the exploit used by the  attack, dubbed 'EternalBlue', was patched by Microsoft months before the attacks took place. If the  affected computers had just had the security update downloaded and installed, they would never  have been compromised.

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