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Angry "ERP Guru" allegedly steals credentials, wreaks havoc on former employer.
Chaque grande entreprise française s’expose à des menaces pouvant lui couter jusqu’à 263 M € révèle une étude de l’Institut Ponemon commanditée par Venafi, éditeur spécialisé dans la gestion de clés et certificats pour les entreprises.
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Five common practices that lead to failed IT compliance audits and security ... ComputerworldUK (blog) They don't have the same level of accountability and auditing you get with normal user logins. ...
How health care's urgent need for single sign-on could drive better identity and access management practices across all industries (Interesting article from last year and still relevant.
Top five IT trends for 2013RealWire (press release)Growth will be strongest for MDM solutions that offer features such as ensuring mobile device usage complies with company security policies, allocating access rights, managing configuration, updating...
Rogue employees are collaborating with third parties to commit cybercrimes, with their key focus shifting from financial thefts to corporate espionage.
Data breaches on the rise worldwideIDM.net.auThe vast majority of instance of corporate data theft come from external agents 88%, versus 4% that implicated internal employees. More than half (58%) of data theft was tied to activist groups.
An insider threat is a malicious hacker (also called a cracker or a black hat) who is an employee or officer of a business, institution, or agency.
Insider threats like disgruntle employees are a small percentage of the overall threats that a company will face according to the latest Symantec Intelligence. These threats as small as they may be can still be costly to an organization as ...
Three decades into the digital revolution, passwords are still complicated, ineffective and a drain on IT's resources. What gives?
Insiders Big Threat to Intellectual Property, Says Verizon DBIRPC MagazineFor many organizations, the biggest threat to their networks and data doesn't come from nation-state attackers, hacktivists, or cyber-criminals.
A study of insider attacks within financial firms offers lessons to other companies: Identify important data, limit access, and scrutinize trusted users most closely...
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Infographic on Email Security with largest Email usage by Continents includes categories for pharma, weight loss, casino, watches, jobs, mobile and software
cybersecurity means better privacy CNN Clearly, the latter is what we need: a cooperative approach, one that allows for lawful sharing of information on where, how, from whom, and in what guise cyberattacks and other forms of cybercrime are...
The 7 deadly sins of cloud computing ComputerworldUK ... to the cloud to reap these rewards. What may keep her up at night is not knowing how many missteps the enterprise is making in the process.
DSCI: Cyber attacks on national infrastructure increasingInformationWeek IndiaSophistication of threats link cyber security to national security.
President Barack Obama has issued a memorandum to the heads of federal agencies, informing them of new guidance for deterring the information security threat posed by insiders.
Recent news of security breaches of the social network site Twitter and the Houston Municipal Court's computer system have taught us not to take malicious viruses lightly.In fact, in 2009 alone, McAfee detected 1.5 million malware samples...
GovInfoSecurity.comThe Evolving CISO RoleGovInfoSecurity.comDavid Sherry, CISO of Brown University, sees the information security leadership role transitioning completely to risk and governance over the next few years.
Exposing insider threatsCSO MagazineInsider threats — for example, data theft, intellectual property loss, privacy breaches and financial fraud — can be the most challenging IT risks for an organisation to address because they may or may not be...
Security Manager's Journal: A reality check for the department's maturityComputerworldMany IT managers can probably tell from that statement that I have been looking into maturity models.
Trick or treat: Worst passwords of 2012 – go change yours nowEmirates 24/7With that background in mind, SplashData, a leading provider of password management applications, has revealed its annual '25 Worst Passwords of the Year' list, just in time...
Siliconrepublic.comCyberattacks becoming more common and costly: PonemonCSOOctober 10, 2012 — IDG News Service — The frequency and cost consequence of cybercrime has continued to grow for the third straight year with Australian companies experiencing...
Aussie businesses hit by insider fraudCRN AustraliaInsider theft impacting private organisations was in most cases a civil matter, which forced victims to pour thousands of dollars into pursuing data thieves through the courts.
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