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Wednesday, July 06, 2005

More Bad News About Computer Security - Forbes.com

Who's to blame?

Rights of Passage

NAT Traversal (NAT-T) Security Issues

After a privacy breach, how should you break the news?

Evaluating a new security policy

New Credit Card Security Rule Takes Effect

Laptop Theft - An Insider’s Guide To Not Becoming Another Statistic

Organized cybercrime has IT security experts scared

Phishing Scam Targets Fulton Bank Customers

"Day of the Jackal" fraud on the rise

USC admissions site cracked wide open

'Scattergun' security leaves businesses exposed

Hackers try to access Stock Yards accounts

OCC Issues Guidance On Web Spoofing

Banks Will Provide ID-Theft Data To FTC

Big Deals: Healthcare in Banking

Instant Messaging Threats Still Rising

I.T. Directors 'Unaware' of E-Mail Threat

Data destruction--it's harder than you think - Security Watch - CNET reviews

Devil's Advocate: Your PC will never be safe - Security Strategy - Breaking Business and Technology News at silicon.com

After a privacy breach, how should you break the news? - Computerworld

Information theft fast becoming big business - 2005-07-04

New ID theft rule requires destruction of employee records - 2005-07-04

Tuesday, July 05, 2005

Keeping email under lock and (public) key

Anatomy Of A Hack—The Rise And Fall Of Your Network

Securing the CIRT: Walk the talk

Securing the CIRT: Walk the talk

Lost Data Tapes Likely To Be Costly for Citi

Banks Face Challenge In Screening Employees To Avert Inside ID Thefts

Ebay: Beware of the 'second-chance' sellers

RSA, CA accused of sending 'stupid' e-mails

Hackers hit boring TV news

Man accused of Rositas e-mail hacking

Techworld.com - Explorer hole can crash your PC and compromise your system

Techworld.com - Web apps compromised by security hole

What Are These Guys Thinking?

Microsoft Turns Off SUS Downloads

RBC Centura warns 10,000 in security breach

Most Secondhand Hard Drives Still Have Data

 Although more users are wiping clean hard drives before disposing of them, seven out of 10 disks examined still contain data that can be reconstructed, according to a study commissioned by O&O Software.

Congress Responds To Data-Security Fears

 Legislation would mandate data-security programs and consumer notification

Tale of the tape: Encrypt data now

 Data should be encrypted in transit. All you need to remember are those six words.

SearchSecurity.com's Guide to Thwarting Hacker Techniques

eBay Investigated for Phishing Attacks

 Softpedia Jul 5 2005 11:39AM GMT

Hackers crack two-factor security

 Personal Computer World Jul 4 2005 6:06PM GMT

Business Process Management (BPM) - Process Improvement -- Do As I Say, Not As I Do - ebizQ

Abbott hospital goes digital

New ID Key system to help banks prevent fraud

 According to recent report, more than 40 million credit card users have been put at risk of fraud after hackers gained access to a database storing ca...

Feature from PC Magazine: Best of User to User: Security

Security Watch: Beware Fake Security Alerts