The minutes from an Infosec Training meeting held on October 3rd at 3:30pm in the Library are summarized. Monish Kumar Chandrasekaran presented on safeguarding intellectual property and implications if not safeguarded. Discussion points included social engineering attacks like phishing posing a threat to HR data and different hacker motivations such as monetary gain or destroying a company's reputation. It was concluded that organizations should develop disaster recovery plans for data breaches and consider partnering with security vendors. Bolaji was assigned to do more research on the topic and present to the group by March 15th.
The minutes from an Infosec Training meeting held on October 3rd at 3:30pm in the Library are summarized. Monish Kumar Chandrasekaran presented on safeguarding intellectual property and implications if not safeguarded. Discussion points included social engineering attacks like phishing posing a threat to HR data and different hacker motivations such as monetary gain or destroying a company's reputation. It was concluded that organizations should develop disaster recovery plans for data breaches and consider partnering with security vendors. Bolaji was assigned to do more research on the topic and present to the group by March 15th.
The minutes from an Infosec Training meeting held on October 3rd at 3:30pm in the Library are summarized. Monish Kumar Chandrasekaran presented on safeguarding intellectual property and implications if not safeguarded. Discussion points included social engineering attacks like phishing posing a threat to HR data and different hacker motivations such as monetary gain or destroying a company's reputation. It was concluded that organizations should develop disaster recovery plans for data breaches and consider partnering with security vendors. Bolaji was assigned to do more research on the topic and present to the group by March 15th.
The minutes from an Infosec Training meeting held on October 3rd at 3:30pm in the Library are summarized. Monish Kumar Chandrasekaran presented on safeguarding intellectual property and implications if not safeguarded. Discussion points included social engineering attacks like phishing posing a threat to HR data and different hacker motivations such as monetary gain or destroying a company's reputation. It was concluded that organizations should develop disaster recovery plans for data breaches and consider partnering with security vendors. Bolaji was assigned to do more research on the topic and present to the group by March 15th.
[Pick the date]10-03-23 [Meeting Time] 3:30 Pm [Meeting Location] Library Meeting Subham Tabdar called by Type of Personnel and security threats in day-to-day life meeting Facilitator Monish Kumar Chandrasekaran Note taker Lakpa Tenzin Timekeeper Bolaji Durojaye Attendees Monish Kumar Chandrasekaran, Subham Tabdar, Lakpa, Bolaji Durojaye [Agenda Topic] Safeguarding Intellectual property and implication if not safeguarded [Time [Presenter] Monish Kumar Chandrasekaran allotted] 20 mins Discussion 1. Social engineering attacks like phishing emails also pose a significant threat to HR data. 2. Cyber-criminals have different kinds of motivation for instance Monetary and destructing the company’s reputation. 3. Mostly hackers do this for fun to expose the people’s vulnerabilities. Conclusions 1. Organizations should also develop disaster recovery plans to respond quickly and effectively to data breaches. 2. Organizations can consider partnering with third-party security vendors to enhance their HR data security. Action Items Person Deadline Responsible Do more research on the topic and present to the Bolaji 15/03/23 group.