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Steve Dance

Steve Dance Managing Partner at RiskCentric

Groupthink - our biggest challenge

A short trip around the Finextra website can clearly demonstrate that there's no shortage of potential solutions to support the risk identification and management process. There's systems, tools and advice available in spades. So why, with all of this help available, do crises occur? I'm convinced that it's attitude, not the lack of systems, tha...

/security /regulation

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13 million people in the UK have been affected by card fraud

Ever been a victim of card fraud? If you haven’t than you are perhaps luckier than you think you are, or you are already taking steps to protect your valuable financial information. According to our latest CPP research, 28% of adults have now been a victim of card fraud in the UK. When you do the maths this means that over 13 million people have be...

/security Information Security

Robert Siciliano

Robert Siciliano Security Analyst at Safr.me

Putting An End to Data Breaches As We Know Them

The AP reports “WikiLeaks’ release of secret government communications should serve as a warning to the nation’s biggest companies: You’re next.” According to the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse’s Chronology of Data Breaches, more than 500 million sensitive records have been breached in the past five years. The Chronology of Data breaches lists spec...

/security /regulation

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Don't be discouraged from online banking

Next generation Trojan and malware programs continue to get more sophisticated and can wreak financial and personal havoc for everyone from consumers to small to large businesses. Just last night I spent over an hour on the phone with my computer protection software provider watching them perform forensics on my home pc. Turns out that a Trojan ha...

/security /payments

Angus Stewart

Angus Stewart CEO at www.e-solutions.uk.com

TIME TO STOP SWEEPING INSIDER FRAUD UNDER THE CARPET

So, it’s official: employee fraud is marching north yet again! But is this crime one we’ll ever get to grips with? Listening to Richard Hurley of CIFAS on BBC Radio 4 the other day, I was left in no doubts as to the answer. It was resounding ‘no’. CIFAS will be unveiling their insider fraud figures for 2010 in the next few days, and they will reco

/security /regulation

Uri Rivner

Uri Rivner CEO and Co-Founder at Refine Intelligence

ZeusiLeaks Archives File 002: Alarm Bells

The holidays are over and it’s time for the second file plucked from the ZeusiLeaks Archives! If you missed the first one, it’s here. Quick reminder: WikiLeaks, the largest leak of data the world has seen? Nonsense! Trojans like Zeus lurk on millions of personal, corporate and government PCs, stealing data 24 by 7. Everything you do online – eith...

/security Innovation in Financial Services

Robert Siciliano

Robert Siciliano Security Analyst at Safr.me

Blue Cross Blue Shield Applications Found in Trash

Ever apply for insurance of any kind? There is always a litany of paperwork and the process is always frustrating and somewhat demeaning. Insurer’s applications feel invasive and ask questions that require information that you may not even tell your mom. What’s worse is they have to be given to another person who you often do not know. What’s even ...

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