Caleb Barlow: Where is cybercrime really coming from?
Caleb Barlow: Odkud se bere kybernetický zločin?
IBM's Caleb Barlow is focused on how we solve the cyber security problem by changing the economics for the bad guys. Full bio
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nebo ukradeny.
mostly Americans,
většinou Američanů,
to thieves -- myself included.
data o zdravotním pojištění.
is that in most cases,
reported that these records were stolen.
co se udála.
is espionage or nation-state activity.
nebo aktivita států.
international practice.
of the problem that we're dealing with.
kterému čelíme.
of a sophisticated nation-state attack?"
národního státu?"
not being willing to own up
security practices.
on a nation-state,
that 80 percent of it
and ultrasophisticated criminal gangs.
ultrasofistikované kriminální gangy.
illegal economies in the world,
ekonomiku na světě dosahující objemu,
for all of you:
Denmark and Portugal,
Dánska a Portugalska,
banking Trojan called the Dyre Wolf.
zvaného Dyre Wolf.
do vašeho počítače
in a phishing email
into your bank account.
do bankovního účtu.
the bad guys would reach in,
ti zlí hoši na něj dosáhli,
vašich peněz.
in the security industry,
is somewhat commonplace.
two distinctly different personalities --
dvě odlišné osobnosti -
different persona
large-scale wire transfers.
s velkými bankovními převody.
of issuing a wire transfer,
a screen from your bank,
obrazovka z vaší banky,
with your account,
the bank immediately,
to the bank's fraud department.
the normal voice prompts,
hlasovými pokyny,
an English-speaking operator.
operátorem.
How can I help you?"
Jak vám mohu pomoci?"
like you do every time you call your bank,
jako pokaždé, když voláte do své banky,
and your account number,
a čísla vašeho účtu,
to verify you are who you said you are.
že jste opravdu ten, kdo říkáte, že jste.
on the wire transfer,
k potvrzení převodu,
to get the second person on the line,
o předání telefonu druhé osobě
of verifications and checks.
an English-speaking help desk,
between a half a million
dollars per attempt
legitimate businesses.
legitimní business.
Monday through Friday.
od pondělí do pátku.
our security researchers see
bezpečnostní specialisté
on a Friday afternoon.
v páteční odpoledne.
with the wife and kids,
s ženami a dětmi,
jak to jde.
they spend their time.
the anonymous underbelly of the internet,
anonymního internetového podsvětí,
on new attack techniques.
o nových útočných technikách.
to a much more advanced version.
po mnohem pokročilejší verze.
these marketplaces --
ratings and reviews.
hodnocení a recenze.
to buy an attack,
criminal with good ratings, right?
s dobrým hodnocení, ne?
before going to a new restaurant.
před návštěvou nové restaurace.
of a vendor selling malware.
obchodníka prodávajícího malware.
in the last year,
400 pozitivních recenzí
in the last month.
licenční podmínky.
for purchasing your fake ID.
při koupit svého falešného ID.
sue you if you violate them?
když je poruším?
researchers was looking
bezpečnostních specialistů se díval
that we had discovered.
malwarovou aplikaci pro Android.
as a new, inexpensive and beta alternative
levnou beta alternativu
in the criminal underground.
with the authors of Bilal Bot.
autorům Bilal Botu.
and making the argument
a argumentovali,
an older version.
her blog with more accurate information
přesnější informace
far better than the competition.
než konkurenční.
the entrepreneurial nature
to identify who's responsible --
kdo je zodpovědný -
to prosecute the offenders.
obžalovat pachatele.
a completely new approach.
nový přístup.
to be centered on the idea
okolo myšlenky
the economics for the bad guys.
pro tyto zlé hochy.
on how this can work,
to a healthcare pandemic:
v případě zdravotní pandemie:
and how the disease is spreading.
a vědět, jak se nemoc šíří.
hospitals, physicians --
lékaři --
what we see in response to a cyber attack.
vidíme v případě kyber útoku.
to keep information on that attack
about competitive advantage,
threat intelligence data.
demokratizovat sběr dat.
to open up and share
otevřely a sdílely,
of information.
arsenálech informací.
je otevřít a sdílet data
of security professionals.
o bezpečnostních profesionálech.
into their DNA to keep secrets.
naprogramováno držet tajemství.
that thinking on its head.
private institutions
soukromé instituce
that other people could be impacted
že na ostatní bude působit
closer to real time,
dříve, v reálném čase,
a first mover was required --
je potřeba prvního hybatele --
in the security industry overall.
bezpečnostního průmyslu.
intelligence databases in the world --
informací o hrozbách na světě --
on what had happened in the past,
co se stalo v minulosti,
openly on the internet?
otevřeně na internetu.
this got quite a reaction.
silnou reakci.
implications of doing that?
implications of doing that?
if we were completely crazy.
that kept floating to the surface
in the security industry.
v bezpečnostním průmyslu.
threat intelligence data,
o bezpečnostních hrozbách,
cybercrime in its tracks.
k zastavení kyberzločinu.
are leveraging this data,
is to get all of those organizations
je přimět tyto organizace,
they're being attacked as well.
to the response that we see
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Caleb Barlow - Cybercrime fighterIBM's Caleb Barlow is focused on how we solve the cyber security problem by changing the economics for the bad guys.
Why you should listen
As a vice president at IBM Security, Caleb Barlow has insight into to one of the largest security intelligence operations in the world. His team stands watch protecting the information security of thousands of customers in more than a hundred countries. On a busy day they can process upwards of 35 billion potential security events across their global operations centers.
Barlow has been advising chief information security officers, boards of directors and government officials on security practices, frameworks and strategies for risk mitigation on a global basis. He is a sought-after speaker on the subject of security and regularly appears in both print and broadcast media, including NBC News, CNBC, BBC World Service, NPR, the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post. His opinions have been solicited by members of Congress, the NSA, and NATO, and he was invited by the President of the UN General Assembly to discuss his views at the United Nations.
Most recently, Barlow is focusing on building a large-scale simulation environment to educate C-level executives on how to better prevent and respond to a cyber attack so they can maintain business resiliency in the face of crisis.
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