8th ETSI Security Workshop

8th ETSI Security Workshop

ETSI Security White Paper, January 2013

Workshop Presentations

Security of Mobile OS

Evolving Mobile Platforms: How Secure Are They?

Unfortunatelly, new BlackBerry 10 is missed in repport.

Some products and integrated devices have FIPS certification, for example:

1. BlackBerry 10 Receives FIPS 140-2 Security Certification Ahead of Launch

2. Samsung Electronics acquired FIPS 140-2 certification, meeting the requirements for cryptographic module mandated by the U.S. government.

3. Thursby PKard Reader Apple iPad/iPhone CAC/PIV secure browser earns FIPS 140-2 validation

LTE networks vulnerable to inexpensive jamming technique

link - LTE networks vulnerable to inexpensive jamming technique

Why Mobile Will Be More Secure Than Online Banking

link - Why Mobile Will Be More Secure Than Online Banking

Trends: Next Generation Firewalls and Unified threat management

Big Changes Could be Coming in the Endpoint Security Market

An overview of Next Generation Firewalls

Next-Generation Firewalls: What Makes Them Next-Gen

Wiki - Unified threat management

P.S. Some of them is good for Enterprises and some of them is good for Operators and Providers.

5 Tips to Improve Intrusion Detection

link - 5 Tips to Improve Intrusion Detection

Software Features and Inherent Risks: NIST's Guide to Rating Software Vulnerabilities from Misuse

Software Features and Inherent Risks: NIST's Guide to Rating Software Vulnerabilities from Misuse