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Keith Appleyard

Password sharing in the National Health Service

Full story available at http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/05/30/230883/password-sharing-leaves-nhs-audit-trail-in-tatters.htm Investigators have been unable to trace a doctor involved a me...

02 Jun 2008
Whatever...
Uri Rivner

Christmas Comes Early This Year

Dear online fraudsters, I've got some good news and some bad news. The good news is that Christmas comes early this year: on May 27th the UK banking industry launched the much anticipated Faster Paym...

30 May 2008
Online Banking
Sriram Natarajan

Fear Index!

I came across a new Index of Fear - the Unisys Security Index. See here - http://www.unisyssecurityindex.com/ This security index outlines the 'fear levels' of various countries on four areas of secu...

28 May 2008
A Finextra Member

Third Financial acquires IPR from e-portals

e-portals has developed a new product called "Exposure Alert" for tracking exposure and risk at the desktop level using gadget technology. It is the IPR for the use of this product in the We...

07 May 2008
A Finextra Member

When the fraudsters bring down the network with an axe

Much of western Sydney (Australia) was without telephone and internet last weekend and the reasons have come to light. In an attempt to take out the EFTPOS network to carry out fraudulent manual tran...

07 May 2008
Whatever...
A Finextra Member

Collaboration to combat e-banking fraud?!

There have been a few different conversations stemming from the publication of the EC’s report on “Fraud regarding non cash means of payments in the EU”, but none so far seem to address the fact that ...

06 May 2008
A Finextra Member

DTCC and LCH Clearnet merger

The speculation that DTCC are in talks with LCH Clearnet, with a merger as a possible result must be music to the ears of everyone in the securities market. The consolidation of Clearing on this scale...

30 Apr 2008
Operational Risk Management
Paul Penrose

SocGen rogue trader lands new job

Who says crime doesn't pay? Jerome Kerviel, the rogue trader allegedly responsible for $7.3 billion losses at SocGen, has got a new job - as a computer consultant. Kerviel is working for LCA computer...

28 Apr 2008
Where are they now?
Sriram Natarajan

Vote for the top public intellectuals

Foreign Policy magazine has opened the doors for us to vote on the world's top 100 intellectuals. We can also put in candidates we think deserve to be on the roll call. I saw the usual suspects are in...

28 Apr 2008
A Finextra Member

Data At Risk During Travel - Warning

Association of Corporate Travel Executives advice to business travelers states: That you should not carry any confidential, personal information that you do not want examined by third parties on you...

26 Apr 2008
Information Security
Sriram Natarajan

The attack of the clones!

What is it that's lead to a number of announcements on payment networks in the past week? We had some of the EU countries pledging to implement an card payment network to take on Visa, MasterCard and...

20 Apr 2008
A Finextra Member

Risk to Intellectual Property, Trade Secrets from Terrorists

What do they have in common? Recently border officials have began a dubious practice of collecting mobile phones, PDA's, memory sticks, and even whole laptops and copying the information for 'security...

19 Apr 2008
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