Countdown To Compromise: The Timeline Of A Spear-Phishing Attack

whitePaper | October 5, 2022

AutodeskConstruction Cloud®is a cloud-baseddesign andconstruction project management platformdesigned to improve performance across a project’s lifecycle. As a secure,cloud-based platform, Autodesk Construction Cloudoffers the benefits of collaboration in the design and construction spacewhile safeguarding customer data. Autodesk Construction Cloudis designed and built using best-in-class cloud software practices and powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS), the world’s leader in cloud infrastructure. We havedesigned our services to be scalable and secure, thus providing our customers with a resilient and safeapplication. We know our customers’business is relying on us and we take that responsibility seriously.DocumentPurposeand ScopeThe purpose of this document is to outline Autodesk Construction Cloudoperations, software development,and security measures implemented in theenvironment.WHAT IS INCLUDED:The scope of this whitepaper includes all modules and services in AutodeskDocs, Autodesk Build(including PlanGridBuild), Autodesk Takeoff, Autodesk BIM Collaborate and Autodesk BIM Collaborate Pro (including Revit®Cloud Worksharing, Collaboration for Civil 3D®, and Collaboration for Plant 3D®).WHAT IS EXCLUDED:The scope of this whitepaper excludesthe following: Assemble, BuildingConnected, Pype,ACCConnect,BIM 360 Field, BIM 360 Glue, BIM 360 Plan, BIM 360 Ops, and BIM 360 Team. For more information on security practices for Autodesk products, visit theAutodesk Trust Center.

whitePaper | June 16, 2023

Good cloud security hygiene starts with complete visibility into the security and compliance posture of every resource you deploy into your cloud. It’s one thing to achieve this visibility in a single cloud environment—you can lean heavily on the native monitoring and auditing tools of your cloud provider, using third-party solutions to fill in gaps (e.g., threat detection)—but in a multi-cloud architecture, maintaining robust cloud security posture becomes exponentially more complex. It is much more difficult to achieve centralized visibility as well as consistently enforce policies and compliance rules within a multi-cloud environment. It’s also more complicated to detect threats and fix vulnerabilities quickly due to the sheer complexity of threats across distributed, multilayered architectures. You can address these challenges, though—and you need to, if you want to take advantage of multi-cloud architecture without compromising on security.

whitePaper | November 28, 2019

Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) are designed to keep processes safe, especially during critical situations. With this concept in mind, it is paramount that the SIS components are not taken down due to cyber-threats. The purpose of this white paper is to explain, in detail, the Emerson approach for cybersecurity as well as the built-in security features available within the DeltaV SIS process safety system.

whitePaper | September 26, 2022

This white paper presents an overview of the SPDM architecture, its goals, and a high-level summary of its use within a larger solution. The intended target audience for this white paper includes readers interested in understanding the use of SPDM to facilitate security of the communications among components of platform management subsystems.

whitePaper | December 13, 2022

Ransomware is a financially motivated crime with the goal of inhibiting business systems and obtaining a ransom payment. Historically, ransoming data residing in traditional on-premises enterprise workloads and government systems have resulted in ample financial gain for assailants using ransomware attacks.

whitePaper | June 14, 2023

Today’s convenience stores (C-Stores) rely on a variety of digital tools to support an evolving retail engagement model that includes everything within the store interior and the forecourt. This can involve point-of-sale (POS) infrastructure, self-service kiosks, intelligent building systems, digital signage, fuel dispensers, guest Wi-Fi, security cameras, loyalty system integration, and store-in-store services. Plus, today’s stores contain a wide array of Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices, such as walk-in cooler sensors and occupancy sensors. Protecting these critical systems against cyberthreats is paramount for compliance and maintenaning brand value.