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Stanford Seminar - The Current State of Cybersecurity

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Overview

Explore the current state of cybersecurity protection in this Stanford seminar featuring Fleming Shi from Barracuda Networks. Delve into sample cases and learn how Barracuda safeguards against advanced persistent threats, phishing scams, and web application data breaches. Gain insights into ransomware, spear phishing, and the evolution of cybersecurity architecture. Discover the importance of distributed databases, Kubernetes, and cloud security. Examine attack vectors like Petya and NotPetya, and understand the role of Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) in protecting against zero-day vulnerabilities. Learn about secure connectivity, transparent proxies, and IoT security. Investigate network firewalls, smart power monitoring, and cloud infrastructure protection. Analyze high-profile cases like the Equifax breach and explore the concept of the "Imperial Chancellor" in cybersecurity. Engage with a comprehensive overview of modern cybersecurity challenges and solutions in this informative 70-minute presentation.

Syllabus

Introduction
Berg
Barracuda
Architecture Enhancement
Kubernetes
monolithic applications
distributed database
Barracuda ATP
State of Cybersecurity
Ransomware
Maslows Hierarchy
Attacks to Barracuda
Spearfishing
Petia
Not Petia
File Security
Advanced Persistent Threats
Spear Phishing
Understanding Communication Patterns
Web Application
WAAFs
Attack Zero
Valve
Reverse Proxy
Secure Connectivity
Pay Attention
Transparent Proxy
SSL
IoT
Use Cases
Network Firewall
Smart Power Monitoring
Cloud
Cloud Infrastructure
Two Different Personas
Cloud Security Guardium
Firewall
Equifax
Ransomware Attacks
The Imperial Chancellor
Red Cliff
Questions

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Stanford Online

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