Watch: FBI encourages reporting of cyber incidents, backs legislationStephen WeigandDecember 23, 2021
BreachKeeping a keen eye on your employees to be discussed at SC World CongressGreg MastersDecember 3, 2008New business tools are changing the ways we do business, but these innovations, in turn, effect our organizational security policy.
BreachFinancial industry “fire sale” economy: Protecting data during M&ADavid MeizlikNovember 25, 2008With companies being acquired on the cheap, there is little time to understand and protect sensitive data on multiple systems.
Risk Assessments/ManagementObama’s cell phone records breachedAngela MoscaritoloNovember 21, 2008Verizon Wireless employees accessed the President-elect's cell phone account.
BreachMilitary’s ban of USB thumb drives highlights security risksAngela MoscaritoloNovember 20, 2008The U.S. Department of Defense has banned USB drives and other removable media after a worm hit military networks.
Breach$1 million reward for arrest of cyberextortionistsDan KaplanNovember 12, 2008A pharmacy benefits firm offers $1 million for information leading to the conviction of a band of data thief extortionists.
BreachIntel insider indicted for stealing $1 billion in trade secretsAngela MoscaritoloNovember 10, 2008A former Intel employee was charged with four counts of theft of trade secrets and one count of wire fraud for stealing confidential documents.
BreachDid the Chinese government sponsor White House cyberattacks?Angela MoscaritoloNovember 7, 2008Security CEOs say it's possible the Chinese government sponsored a White House cyberattack, and this isn't the first time state-sponsored hacking has occurred.
BreachCrooks threaten to expose data on millions at benefits firmDan KaplanNovember 6, 2008Criminals are blackmailing a Fortune 150 company by threatening to expose the personal information of its customers.
