Secure Remote Working - Device Considerations - Revision history

Greggory.elton at 13:05, 24 April 2020

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Canadian Shield

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Networking Devices and Internet Appliances

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Networking Devices and Internet Appliances

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Social Media

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Smartphones and related mobile devices

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Bluetooth

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	For more best practices and information on protecting a cloud environment visit the [https://www.gcpedia.gc.ca/wiki/Cloud_Security_Initiative Cloud Security Initiative page] on GCpedia.		For more best practices and information on protecting a cloud environment visit the [https://www.gcpedia.gc.ca/wiki/Cloud_Security_Initiative Cloud Security Initiative page] on GCpedia.

−	~~===Canadian Shield===~~
−	Recently, the Canadian Center for Cyber Security (CCCS) and the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) have partnered in sharing cyber threat intelligence in order to protect Canadians and businesses from DNS server exploitation.
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−	CIRA Canadian Shield is a free protected DNS service provided by the Canadian Internet Registration Authority using intelligence provided by CCCS, that prevents you from connecting to malicious websites that might infect your device or steal your personal information.
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−	For more background and technical information, see the [https://cyber.gc.ca/en/canadian-shield-sharing-cyber-centres-threat-intelligence-protect-canadians-during-covid-19 CCCS article on the new partnership].

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 CIRA Canadian Shield is a free protected DNS service provided by the Canadian Internet Registration Authority using intelligence provided by CCCS, that prevents you from connecting to malicious websites that might infect your device or steal your personal information.
-For more background and technical information, see the CCCS article on the new partnership.
+For more background and technical information, see the [https://cyber.gc.ca/en/canadian-shield-sharing-cyber-centres-threat-intelligence-protect-canadians-during-covid-19 CCCS article on the new partnership].
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	For more best practices and information on protecting a cloud environment visit the [https://www.gcpedia.gc.ca/wiki/Cloud_Security_Initiative Cloud Security Initiative page] on GCpedia.		For more best practices and information on protecting a cloud environment visit the [https://www.gcpedia.gc.ca/wiki/Cloud_Security_Initiative Cloud Security Initiative page] on GCpedia.
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		+	===Canadian Shield===
		+	Recently, the Canadian Center for Cyber Security (CCCS) and the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) have partnered in sharing cyber threat intelligence in order to protect Canadians and businesses from DNS server exploitation.
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		+	CIRA Canadian Shield is a free protected DNS service provided by the Canadian Internet Registration Authority using intelligence provided by CCCS, that prevents you from connecting to malicious websites that might infect your device or steal your personal information.
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		+	For more background and technical information, see the CCCS article on the new partnership.

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 Best practices when using these services include: encrypting sensitive data, use anti-malware and backup services provided by the cloud service provider (CSP), inquire on where the data is being physically stored.
-For more best practices and information on protecting a cloud environment visit the Cloud Security Initiative page on GCpedia.
+For more best practices and information on protecting a cloud environment visit the [https://www.gcpedia.gc.ca/wiki/Cloud_Security_Initiative Cloud Security Initiative page] on GCpedia.
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 *Restrict access to what the social media application can access such as disabling access to the camera, phone call log, text messages, etc... if possible.
 *Be smart! Think about what is being posted. Don't post something that you wouldn't feel comfortable yelling on the street or in a public place.
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 *Avoid using "remember me" features for apps and websites.
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 *Avoid substituting numbers for letters or symbols. For example, "P@$$W0RD1" is not a secure password.
 *Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). Choose to authenticate via an "authenticator" app which provides a one-time passcode. Most times SMS is the default second factor however this can be spoofed with a method called sim-swapping.
-*Avoid using "remember me" for apps and websites.
+*Avoid using "remember me" features for apps and websites.
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 *Pair with only recognized devices such as personal headphones or home audio systems.
 *For Apple devices, disable the AirDrop feature.
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	====Bluetooth====		====Bluetooth====
		+	For devices that have bluetooth capabilities, consider the following:

		+	*Disable bluetooth when not in use.
		+	*Turn off "discovery" or broadcast mode.
		+	*Avoid pairing the device via bluetooth in a public space.
		+	*Do not use bluetooth keyboards to type sensitive text.
		+	*Pair with only recognized devices such as personal headphones or home audio systems.
		+	*For Apple devices, disable the AirDrop feature.

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