Detailed patient consent recommendations that a privacy and security "tiger team" recently completed are just a starting point toward giving patients far more control over their healthcare information, the co-chair of the team acknowledges.
Anne Wallace, president of the Identity Theft Assistance Center, says financial institutions must implement best practices to protect their customers' identities.
The financial services industry has become a primary target of cyber attacks on a global scale. While all types of cybercrime have been on the rise, there has been a sharp increase in financial fraud resulting from computers infected with malware - one of the most dangerous types being Man-in-the-Browser attacks....
Prioritizing risks and justifying security investments is a straight-forward process when using relevant facts and data from the right stakeholders.
Applying a simple process with the right visuals, a risk-driven security budget can be produced efficiently and aligned with business objectives. This paper shows how...
Interview with Kim Peretti of Pricewaterhouse Coopers: Are the courts taking a more severe sentencing approach to cybercrimes related to identity theft?
Debbie Christofferson has worked in IT and information security for many years. And if there's anything she's learned about risk management, it's this: It's all about risk. "All of your decisions about information security should be based on risk to the organization."
There have been roughly 40 incidents of skimming or POS attacks reported so far in 2010. They range from tried-and-true ATM skimming to insider crimes and the troubling new trend of pay-at-the-pump thefts.
A review of this with week's top stories by managing editor Tracy Kitten: California Eyes Stronger Privacy Law; IBM Expert Offers Views on Top Security Trends and Fraud Risks.
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