Microsoft Internet Safety Enforcement:

A worldwide team of lawyers, investigators, technical analysts and other specialists whose mission it is to make the Internet safer for everyone through game-changing legal solutions, enforcement, partnerships, cooperation and technology that:•Defend against digital crime and abuse•Protect children from technology-facilitated crimes•Advance safety and integrity in the online advertising marketplace•Ensure security and safety in cloud computing and emerging technologies

Secure against attacks

Protects confidentiality, integrity and availability of data and systems

Manageable

Protects from unwanted communication

Controls for informational privacy

Products, online services adhere to fair information principles

Dependable, Available

Predictable, consistent, responsive service

Maintainable

Resilient, works despite changes

Recoverable, easily restored

Proven, ready

Commitment to customer-centric Interoperability

Technology Accessibility

Recognized industry leader, world-class partner

Open, transparent

TwC SecurityProtecting Microsoft customers throughout the entire life

cycle(in development, deployment and operations)

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Engineering Engineering Center (MSEC)Center (MSEC)

Security Security Assurance Assurance

Security ScienceSecurity Science

SDL SDL

Microsoft Malware Microsoft Malware Protection Center Protection Center

(MMPC)(MMPC)

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Response CenterResponse Center(MSRC)(MSRC)

MSRC EngineeringMSRC Engineering

MSRC Ops MSRC Ops

EcoStrat EcoStrat

ConceptionConception

ReleaseRelease

Operating System 8.8%

National Interest

Personal Gain

Personal Fame

Curiosity

Amateur Expert Specialist

Largest area by volume

Script-Kiddy

Largest segment by

$ spent on defense

AuthorVandal

Thief

Spy

Trespasser

Largest area by $ lost

Fastest growing segment

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Fraud is not new to the world – it certainly happened long before the Internet was even an idea. But the Internet has changed and in some ways expanded how it’s done:

• Advance fee fraud and fake lotteries/sweepstakes

• Credit repair, mortgage and other financial scams

• Counterfeit software or other products sold online

• Scareware

• Impacts everyone who advertises online or who rely on online services funded by advertising. In short…

Everyone who uses the Internet.

• The fraud and malware threat is still just being understood, but includes things like:• Click fraud• Malvertising

• Online advertising networks like Microsoft are working on this, but it is an issue to watch closely

These threats may impact your business in a myriad of ways:

•Talk to your ad department: about the ads you place online and what’s happening to make sure you’re getting your money’s worth

•Talk to your legal team: about potential online fraud being done in your company’s name

•Talk to your IT department: about the security measures in place in your corporate infrastructure as technology evolves and more data moves into ‘the cloud’

•Talk to your employees: to ensure they are exercising best practices

•Talk to your family: about ways they can better stay safe online (see microsoft.com/protect for more information)

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