Louisville hospital loses nearly 25 000 patient records

Stolen laptop exposes New Mexico Medicaid client information

Latvian police decline to hold hacker that leaked government pay details - Techworld.com

The true extent of insider security threats

Infosecurity (USA) - Weekly Brief - May 3 2010

Insider Steals $2 Million from 4 Credit Unions

New Twist on Insider Crimes

US Treasury hacked, website serves malware

Blippy suffers credit card number leak

ID Fraud Grew 12% in 2009, But Wells Fargo's Fraud Losses Are Down

Google, YouTube reveals government requests for user data

Hancock Fabrics: 4th State Linked to Possible Breach

Hancock Breach Reveals New Trend

Nine-year-old steals password to school system - Techworld.com

ECMC grateful police recovered stolen student loan data - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:

Bank employee suspected in ATM attack

ASIS CSO Roundtable benchmarks enterprise security risk management

20 Banking Breaches So Far in 2010

Former TSA worker indicted for tampering

NYPD victim of data theft

St. Louis police department hit by cyber attack

HSBC Apologizes for Former IT Staffer's Theft of Data on 15,000 Clients by Bank Systems & Technology

Westin is latest hotel to be hit by hackers

Florida couple indicted for data theft

RSA 1024-bit private key encryption cracked - Techworld.com

Data theft creates notification nightmare for BlueCross

Crystal chips could lead to super encryption - Techworld.com

FTC Warns Of Widespread Data Breaches

The Web's greatest security threats revealed

FTC warns firms of widespread P2P data leaks - Techworld.com

Three out of four firms have experienced a cyber attack - Techworld.com

Equifax tax forms expose worker Social Security numbers | InSecurity Complex - CNET News

Wipro probes alleged $4 million fraud by employee - Techworld.com

Health Net Sued Over Data Breach -- Health Data Security -- InformationWeek

Number of victims grows for BlueCross data breach

Massive security flaw in credit card transaction process - Techworld.com

Shell employee details leaked to campaigners - Techworld.com

Healthcare hacks on the rise

PricewaterhouseCoopers loses personal records of Alaska public employees

U.S. oil industry hit by cyberattacks: Was China involved? |

Hacker attacks Ceridian; data from 27,000 at risk | StarTribune.com

Vishing Scam: Four More States Struck

Phishing Trends: Numbers up, Corporate Accounts Targeted

250,000 White House Staffers, Visitors Affected by National Archives Data Breach | Threat Level | Wired.com

Report: Cyber 'war' costs companies millions per day - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:

The Blog: Heartland Shares Lessons Learned from Its Data Breach

Leading voice encryption programs hacked in minutes - Techworld.com

New Data Breach Report: Malicious Attacks Doubled in 2009

Heartland's Acquiring Banks Sued

How to create secure passwords you can remember | Security Central - InfoWorld

Ex-Bank Employee Charged with $6.2 Million Fraud

Year of the Hack: Review of 2009 Data Breaches

Lincoln National Corp Reveals Potential Breach of 1.2 Million Accounts

NY Bank Suffers Online Breach

D-Link admits home routers vulnerable to hackers - Techworld.com

Google hack hit 33 other companies - Techworld.com

Secret DNA database in danger of breach

Body scanners can store, send images, group says - CNN.com

Heartland Announces $60 Million Visa Settlement

Flagstar Bank Warns Customers of Potential Breach

768-bit RSA cracked - The H Security: News and Features

Attack on InterNetX’s DNS servers - The H Security: News and Features

HSBC Reports Accidental Exposure of Customer Bankruptcy Info

Report: Russian gang linked to big Citibank hack | Security Central - InfoWorld

Kingston owns up to USB stick hack - Techworld.com

Restaurant POS system used to steal card numbers |

EWU exposes 130 000 student records

Heartland To Settle Class Actions Over Cyber Breach by Bank Systems & Technology

Citigroup Denies Huge Cyber Theft Occurred by Bank Systems & Technology

Infosecurity (USA) - Adobe admits to another PDF security vulnerability

Heartland Pays $3.6 Million to American Express

2009 marked another bad year for IT security | Applications - InfoWorld

Hackers Break Into University's Admissions Server

Adobe warns over vulnerability in the wild - Techworld.com

Security expert stunned by personal information held by bank - Techworld.com

Terry Childs: Another Christmas in jail | Adventures in IT - InfoWorld

Adobe Flash's security woes: How to protect yourself | Security Central - InfoWorld

New cloud hacking service steals Wi-Fi passwords - Techworld.com

Google launches DNS service

Password security for boneheads

Once a hacker, always a hacker

Microsoft patch causes PC death - Techworld.com

Big Bang machine breaks world record - Techworld.com

Worm Targets Dutch Bank IPhone App

Shaolin temple hacker practices online kung fu - Techworld.com

Can Google really hack it in business? | Applications - InfoWorld

Online lesson: Always require a signature | Security Central - InfoWorld

Hancock Fabrics Linked to Fraud in 3 States

Health Net says 1.5M medical records lost in data breach

Hazelden sued for breach of privacy | StarTribune.com

Information Security Still a Priority In IT Budgets by Bank Systems & Technology

iPhone hit by first worm - Techworld.com

Former KleinBank employee accused of stealing $639,000 | StarTribune.com

The Blog: Drama at BAI Security Vs. Convenience

Secure computers aren't so secure

Thieves steal 500 pound data storage bins from three Ohio bank branches |

Chase Bank Customers Targeted Via Texting

Bank of New York Mellon Employee Charged with ID Theft

Healthcare provider finds missing patient data - Techworld.com

Convicted hacker given the keys to prison computer system shuts down the mainframe - SC Magazine UK

Guardian jobs site hit by hackers - Techworld.com

China-bound ex-Ford engineer charged with stealing |

Security Fix - FBI: Cyber crooks stole $40M from U.S. small, mid-sized firms

Online Fraud: New Victims, New Approaches

MoneyGram to pay $18M settlement with FTC - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:

Interactive Timeline to Breaches Involving U.S. Financial Institutions

ChoicePoint Fined $275K for 2008 Breach

MoneyGram to pay $18 million to settle charges that it allowed fraud | StarTribune.com

Payroll Processor Breached Twice in One Month

Risk-analysis tools provide the big security picture | Security Central - InfoWorld

Terry Childs: 15 months and counting

Engineers fix the shortcomings of the traditional firewall

Nuclear Plants Cautiously Phase Out Dial-Up Modems | Threat Level | Wired.com

Big-Box Breach: The Inside Story of Wal-Mart’s Hacker Attack | Threat Level | Wired.com - Replay

One in ten users hack social networks - Techworld.com

Oracle deal puts future of Sun products in doubt - Techworld.com

Internet now dominated by 'traffic superpowers' - Techworld.com

US House of Representatives decommissions its last mainframe - Techworld.com

Forbes.com - Virtualization's Real Security Problem: Sprawl

Infosecurity (USA) - FBI nets 100 in Operation Phish Phry

Infosecurity (USA) - Weekly brief - October 13, 2009

Thousands of Hotmail passwords stolen by phishers, admits Microsoft - Techworld.com

New technology to cut Windows boot time in half - Techworld.com

Website pays premium for infecting US and UK PCs - Techworld.com

Security Fix - Maine Firm Sues Bank After $588,000 Cyber Heist#more#more

MaineBusiness.com | Maine News Direct

Feds accuse terror suspect of shopping beauty stores for bomb supplies in NYC plot | StarTribune.com

Zeus Trojan hitting banking customers hard

Stupid user tricks 4: IT horror never ends | Adventures in IT - InfoWorld

SEC Probes Manipulation by ‘Advanced Trading Systems’ (Update1) - Bloomberg.com

Vendor risk management: process and documentation

Vendor audit and monitoring contractual rights

Vendor contract management: Regulatory guidance is risk-based

Wells Fargo investigates Malibu house-party reports, fires employee - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:

Interactive Timeline to Breaches Involving U.S. Financial Institutions

Chase Bank Notifies Customers of Breach

Online Fraud: How One State is Fighting Back

Infosecurity (USA) - Google patches two serious flaws in Chrome

Companies put security on back burner in dash to virtualise - Techworld.com

Indictments out for Heartland, Hannaford breaches - SC Magazine US

Mega-Breaches Employed Familiar, Preventable Attacks - DarkReading

Biggest Breaches of 2009

A Tale of Two Breaches

Physical Security: The 4 Hot Trends

Altered Sears Web Site Offers Grill to 'Cook Babies' - Science News | Science & Technology | Technology News - FOXNews.com

White House among targets of sweeping cyber attack

http://www.breitbart.com/print.php?id=D99AEP680&show_article=1

Manning Speaks Out Against the "Mack Daddy"

Louisiana Gun

Manning Speaks Out Against the "Mack Daddy"

Louisiana Gun

Heartland Data Breach: TJX Hacker Indicted for Crime

The greatest open source software of all time | Open Source - InfoWorld

When inexperience and tech jargon collide | Adventures in IT - InfoWorld

Hackers put social networks such as Twitter in crosshairs | Security Central - InfoWorld

Managing Risk for High Performance in Extraordinary Times: Report on the Accenture 2009 Global Risk Management Study

Financial Industry Most Cognizant of Need to Overhaul Risk Infrastructure by Bank Systems & Technology

Data Breach Investigations Report - Verizon Business

On Computers: The latest security problem — clickjacking - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Arizona passes 'Guns-At-Work' legislation |

'Twittering' One's Thumbs During Bank Robbery - Funny Business with Jane Wells - CNBC.com

Techworld.com - New warning on DNS vulnerability

Bank Systems & Technology: The Blog: ATM Fraud Scheme Comes Crashing Down

Perspectives: Banks Must Respond to Intensifying Privacy Regulations by Bank Systems & Technology#undefined#undefined

Techworld.com - Red faces at McAfee after it releases personal data

Techworld.com - Windows 7 cracked by pirates

Thanks to Microsoft, Google is unleashed | Privacy - InfoWorld

Securing e-mail but not large file transfers? Not smart | Windows - InfoWorld

Secure cloud login technology to be unveiled next week

Microsoft rushes clutch patch for 'deep' security bug in Windows, third-party apps | Security Central - InfoWorld

Security certificate warnings don't work, researchers say | Security Central - InfoWorld

Autistic 7-Year-Old Singer Wows Crowds with National Anthem Performance

Computer Company Opens the Door to Autistic Employees

A Few Amazing Brains: Geniuses with Savant Syndrome

From within the article referencing those that are considered on the autism spectrum:

After all, Oscar-winning director Steven Spielberg, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Tim Page, and bestselling author and livestock consultant Temple Grandin are all on the spectrum—what company wouldn’t want to give another brilliant mind a chance to shine?

Techworld.com - CEOs cautioned for underestimating security risks

Citi to Outsource U.S. Lockbox Business to First Data by Bank Systems & Technology#undefined#undefined

Lexis-Nexis Breach Linked to Crime Family

Lesson from the meltdown: Listen to your architects | Architecture - InfoWorld

New Firefox bug not exploitable says Mozilla

White House among targets of sweeping cyber attack

http://www.breitbart.com/print.php?id=D99AEP680&show_article=1

$8 million Sberbank heist performed by security officer turned robber |

The 10 dumbest mistakes network managers make | Security Central - InfoWorld

Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for June 2009

Disaster recovery in the trenches | Windows - InfoWorld

Internet crimes to be proud of | Security Central - InfoWorld

Uncle Sam's IT dashboard: Your tax dollars at work | Adventures in IT - InfoWorld

Report: Hackers break into FAA computers |

Officials express concern over security of 'Clear' customers' personal data |

TJX reaches settlement with states on data theft |

Hackers hit U.S. Army websites - SC Magazine US

Being Proactive and Cooperative Still Keys to Foiling Cyber Threats by Bank Systems & Technology

Facebook bloggers reveal way to peek at private profiles - SC Magazine US

Final settlement reached in CVS HIPAA violation suit - SC Magazine US

Survey: CISOs worried about insiders, data breaches - SC Magazine US

TJX hacker gets 30-year prison sentence - SC Magazine US

TJX settles over breach with 41 states for $9.75 million - SC Magazine US

New media failed T-Mobile on data security breach claims - Security Bytes

3 Common Challenges of ID Theft Red Flags Rule Compliance

Google to try more security on Gmail | Applications - InfoWorld

Could Opera Unite be a botmaster's best friend? | Security Central - InfoWorld

Busting the nine myths of cloud computing

Addressing Issues Raised in FFIEC's Risk Management of Remote Deposit Capture

Thinking about upgrading to IE8? Think twice | Adventures in IT - InfoWorld

Pigs fly! Microsoft leads in security | Security Central - InfoWorld

Web Mail Company to Pay Prize After CEO Hacked - Business Center - PC World

Man Made $112,000 in Bank Account Hacking Scheme - PC World

Ops Risk Survival Guide: Three Lessons Bankers Need to Learn from Hospital Risk Management

Microsoft Security Essentials Leaks

http://www.ghacks.net/2009/06/17/microsoft-security-essentials-leaks/

Techworld.com - Authentication software company hacked for cash

Your Card Data MAY have been Compromised

SANS Institute - 20 Critical Security Controls - Version 2.0

Fraud Update: The 13 Hottest Schemes You Need to Prevent

Wi-Fi hikes security by adding to WPA2 requirements | Security Central - InfoWorld

Techworld.com - 'Secret' security questions don't work, finds study

Infosecurity (USA) - BT investigation into eBay hard drives reveals US air defence launch secrets

Ignoring your business's browser? That's a mistake | Browsers - InfoWorld

Dearth of Banking-Focused Information Security Education Could Be Detrimental by Bank Systems & Technology

BT investigation into eBay hard drives reveals US air defence launch secrets

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Heartland takes US$12.6m hit for breach

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LexisNexis admits to another major data breach - SC Magazine US

Hackers seek payment after break-in on state health care site - SC Magazine US

Businesses losing fight against employee apps

• Businesses losing fight against employee apps | Security Central - InfoWorld

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Cloud computing a 'security nightmare,' says Cisco CEO

• Cloud computing a 'security nightmare,' says Cisco CEO

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skype-not-as-secure-as-you-might-think

• http://www.infosecurity-us.com/view/1331/skype-not-as-secure-as-you-might-think

Employers beware: Layoffs may result in theft of information - Houston Business Journal:

Publish Blog 04/17/2009 (a.m.)

• Techworld.com - Organised crime behind worst cyber-attacks

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Techworld.com - Organised crime behind worst cyber-attacks

• Techworld.com - Organised crime behind worst cyber-attacks

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Twitter hit by series of worm attacks - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:

• Twitter hit by series of worm attacks - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:

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Vandals slash Silicon Valley's Internet arteries | Security Central - InfoWorld

http://www.infoworld.com/d/security-central/vandals-slash-silicon-valleys-internet-arteries-064?source=NLC-SEC

Cyber Wars: Turn out the lights, the party's over | Adventures in IT - InfoWorld

http://www.infoworld.com/d/adventures-in-it/cyber-wars-turn-out-lights-partys-over-094?source=NLC-SEC

Fired Employees Can Still Access Co Systems, Survey Finds

http://www.banktech.com/risk-management/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=216500393

iPhone jailbreaking still going strong | Mobilize - InfoWorld

http://www.infoworld.com/d/mobilize/iphone-jailbreaking-still-going-strong-958?source=NLC-DAILY

Publish Blog 04/11/2009 (a.m.)

• Vandals slash Silicon Valley's Internet arteries | Security Central - InfoWorld

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Critics: Clerks Can Easily Redact Personal Data From Web

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Bank Systems & Technology: The Blog: Wells: A Model in M&As, Wachovia Deal Suggests

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Techworld.com - US power grid hacked by cyber-spies

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Techworld.com - Fake security apps plague users, says Microsoft

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Techworld.com - Card turns ageing PCs into thin clients

http://www.techworld.com/opsys/news/index.cfm?newsid=114084&email

Former hacker turns corporate cyber-crime fighter |

• Former hacker turns corporate cyber-crime fighter |

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Bank Systems & Technology: The Blog: With Wall Street Bad Guys Exposed, Will Cybercrooks Be Next?

• Bank Systems & Technology: The Blog: With Wall Street Bad Guys Exposed, Will Cybercrooks Be Next?

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Hiring, Firing, Conspiring

New Report: Data Breaches up 47% in 2008; Insiders Blamed

http://www.bankinfosecurity.com/articles.php?art_id=1148

Insider Threat: How to Minimize Risks from Vendors

9,000 USBs Left in Dry Cleaners - Data Hung Out To Dry

http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/talk-to-the-hand/9000-usbs-left-in-dry-cleaners-data-hung-out-to-dry-30864?subtype=Highlight

Risk Function Still Second Class at FIs by Bank Systems & Technology

Security issues with Google Docs � peekay

FBI: Valspar chemist stole company info - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:

Google plays down security concerns over Docs | InfoWorld | News | 2009-03-30 | By Juan Carlos Perez, IDG News Service

Google search reveals 19,000 credit card details | InfoWorld | News | 2009-03-30 | By Carrie-Ann Skinner, PC Advisor (UK)

The curious case of the invulnerable Web browser |Security Adviser | Roger A. Grimes | InfoWorld

Symantec says call center worker in India may have sold credit card data

SigniaDocs Integrates with World Wide Notary Service for Paperless Mortgages by Bank Systems & Technology

ATM Fraud Linked In RBS WorldPay Card Breach

Heartland Data Breach: Visa Sets Deadline for Issuers to File Fraud Claims

Techworld.com - 500Mbit/s over copper on its way

The Google OS is coming by year's end | InfoWorld | News | 2009-03-09 | By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, Computerworld

Understanding the impact of new state data protection laws

Visa: There is No New Data Breach

Techworld.com - New 'guru' app lets techies fix friends' PCs

The 7 dirty secrets of the security industry | InfoWorld | News | 2009-01-28 | By Joshua Corman, Network World

Ten steps for mitigating data risk during a merger | InfoWorld | News | 2009-02-25 | By Craig S. Mullins, CIO.com

Millions Walk From Irish Bank Amid Shoddy Security - Bank Systems & Technology

Could the Childs case put all network admins in danger? |The Deep End | Paul Venezia | InfoWorld

CVS settles patient privacy suit @ Retail SecurityInfoWatch.com

Consultant goes dumpster diving at a Chicago bank @ Financial SecurityInfoWatch.com

Just weeks after Heartland breach, another payment processor said to be hit

Encryption, DLP, disaster recovery top 2009 priorities

Recession forces security to measure and prioritize risks

ISO/IEC report clarifies issues related to biometric identification @ Biometrics SecurityInfoWatch.com

Spammers break Live Hotmail's CAPTCHA yet again

Two New Suits Filed in Heartland Data Breach

Techworld.com - BlackBerry flaw opens hole in Windows

Heartland Data Breach: More Than 100 Institutions Impacted

Vendor Management Part II: Assessing Vendors - the Do's and Don'ts of Choosing a Third-Party Service Provider

Heartland Data Breach: More Than 100 Institutions Impacted

A memorable IT meltdown -- for the wrong reasons |Off The Record | Anonymous | InfoWorld

Data Breach Costs Rising

$9m lifted in RBS Worldpay ATM heist

More details emerge on Kaspersky hack

NIST releases draft guidelines for FISMA compliance - SC Magazine US

U.S. Treasury Delays Bank Bailout Announcement - Bank Systems & Technology

How to build an IT vendor management office or standards body

Former Fannie Mae worker accused of planting virus @ IT Asset & Technology Centers SecurityInfoWatch.com

Boom expected in healthcare security @ Healthcare Facilities SecurityInfoWatch.com

Fannie Mae engineer indicted for planting server bomb

Hackers steal details of 4.5 million in attack on Monster jobs site

MP3 player sold at thrift shop had US military files @ Homeland Security SecurityInfoWatch.com

California Bank is 2009's Third Failure

Heartland Breach: Bigger than TJX?

Techworld.com - Clerical error foiled Sumitomo bank hack

Techworld.com - Phone users hit by new type of hack

Heartland Payment Systems Discovers Data Breach

Techworld.com - Fujitsu Siemens plans 'zero power standby' PC

Extradition Looms as the ‘Fires of Hell’ Burn for Gary McKinnon

Your laptop data is not safe. So fix it.

Massachusetts Gets Tough on Data Security - Bank Systems & Technology

Browser wars deemed hot again

Banks’ Intellectual Property at Great Risk Amid Layoffs - Bank Systems & Technology

Data protection tops CIO security agenda for 2009

The Industry's 10 Best IT Certifications

The 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors

CheckFree warns 5 million customers after hack

Auditor: IRS still vulnerable to cyberbreaches

Banks Must be Mindful of Security When Cutting Costs

Insane in the security membrane

Techworld.com - Twitter looks to mend fences

Techworld.com - Destroy discarded hard drives, warn researchers

Security efficiency: More from compliance - SC Magazine US

Data breaches rose dramatically during 2008 - SC Magazine US

'Drop zones' hold treasure trove of stolen goods

Bank Websites Lacking in Quality - Bank Systems & Technology

Techworld.com - Security will eat IT budgets in 2009, says survey

Vista's flaws surface again on eve of Windows 7 beta

AT&T restores service after outages

Nashville hospital's security prevents baby abduction

Techworld.com - Privacy group releases email protector

Microsoft tells how it missed critical IE bug | InfoWorld | News | 2009-01-05 | By Gregg Keizer, Computerworld

American Express bitten by XSS bugs (again)

8 Ways to Help Maintain Your Computer and Devices at Work

Robbers in drag steal $100M in jewel heist

Checkfree.com hacked: users financial info could be at risk

Techworld.com - Red faces as SonicWall glitch hits users

Techworld.com - VMware takes new view of desktop

Techworld.com - Windows workgroups get encryped sessions

The Top 10 Regulatory Issues of '09

Learning Guides: SearchFinancialSecurity.com

Corporate espionage: The hack at an all-time high

E-prescription for IT disaster

Email ruse uses Federal Reserve Bank name to drop PDF exploit - SC Magazine US

Sysadmin under house arrest for blackmailing finance company

Data pain: University of Florida warns 333,000 dental school patients of breach

Lessons learned: The LendingTree case

Mobile phones to VMware: Can you virtualize me now? Good

New regulations will soon swell IT workloads

Techworld.com - Web hack hits thousands of users

Techworld.com - Attackers exploiting hole in Acrobat

Techworld.com - New system lets 11 users share single PC

The Blog: Fraud Hits Too Close to Home

Techworld.com - Data thieves blackmail US drug company

Lessons learned: The Countrywide Financial breach

Once thought safe, WPA Wi-Fi encryption is cracked

Techworld.com - New software publishes apps through browsers

Vengeful computer hacker sentenced

Wachovia paying up to $200M to settle telemarketing case - Philadelphia Business Journal:

Security Weathering Economic Storm - security industry/Management - DarkReading

Recycled Tapes Yield Data On Former Owners - storage security/Storage - DarkReading

Hackers got into 18 computer servers at World Bank - USATODAY.com

RFID Helps Wells Fargo Track Assets, Improve Business Continuity - Bank Systems & Technology

Report: Two new IRS systems have major security weaknesses

Who's Watching the Watchers?

IT wary of insider attacks as economy slows down

Strategic metrics for information security at financial services firms

Log Management for Regulatory Compliance - September 2008 Issue @ SecurityInfoWatch.com

FDIC guidance for managing third party risk

Partner data privacy: Issuing stricter guidelines

Stupid QA tricks: Colossal testing oversights | InfoWorld | Analysis | 2008-10-20 | By Andrew Brandt

Data breaches at state local agencies expose personal data for millions of Americans

Security Can Be Measured - CSO Online - Security and Risk

Contempt for hacker's autism defence

Alcatel-Lucent offers always-on protection for laptops

Hackers Tap into Google's Wealth of Free Services for Info

Hackers hit World Bank servers

Despite economic climate, forecast for security OK @ The Latest for Security Executives SecurityInfoWatch.com

IT outsourcing eases organized crime's theft of credit-card data from chains, Verizon says

Common staff mistakes can lead to data leaks | InfoWorld | News | 2008-10-01 | By Tom Jowitt, Techworld

FRSGlobal Launches Reporting Product that Meets Basel II Pillar 2 demands - Bank Systems & Technology

Adobe vulnerability exploits are mounting - SC Magazine US

Auctioned server becomes security nightmare - SC Magazine US

Cybercriminals raise the heat on databases

Private data at risk from new Trojan

Wachovia to be Acquired by Citi - Bank Systems & Technology

Lessons learned: The State Street Corp. breach

Report Claims Most Security Breaches Aren't Discovered Until Months Later - Government Technology

Lessons learned: The Montgomery Ward breach

FACTA's red flags of identity theft

Lessons learned: The Texas Insurance Claims Services case

Palin email "hack" underscores need for stronger authentication - SC Magazine US

Techworld.com - Security pros offered new 'CSSLP' qualification

Techworld.com - Cisco fixes router flaws

Most companies lag in supply chain risk management

Compliance scares make pack rats of IT

It's time to think differently about protecting data - SC Magazine US

Five ways to clean your firewall of clutter and stay secure - SC Magazine US

Health information security standard issued - SC Magazine US

Metrics don't truly quantify information risk

CSI Stick grabs data from cell phones | News - Security - CNET News

Man's 'pants' password is changed

Air Force Suspends Controversial Cyber Command | Danger Room from Wired.com

Locking the Back Door to Distributed Branch Office Networks

Sibos News: Sterling Commerce Delivers a Managed File Transfer-Enabled Integration Gateway - Bank Systems & Technology

Lessons learned: The Citibank ATM breach

Techworld.com - Data theft replaces downtime as number one worry

Companies look inward - SC Magazine US

VMware delivers fixes for multiple flaws - SC Magazine US

Unauthorized web servers connected to IRS network - SC Magazine US

Security researchers put virtual boot into Google's new browser

Cisco makes teleworking transparent - Yeah, right...

Feds finally put teeth into HIPAA enforcement

Gov't loses data on 4m citizens News - PC Advisor

5,000 prison staff exposed by lost hard drive News - PC Advisor

TG Daily - Chrome is a security nightmare, indexes your bank accounts

Don’t ignore internal security (and don’t write passwords on Post-it’s)

Techworld.com - Companies spend big on data security

Early security issues tarnish Google's Chrome

Lessons learned: The State Street Corp. breach

Medical identity thefts on the rise - SC Magazine US

Techworld.com - New software uses DIY virtualisation

Techworld.com - Virtualisation causes disaster recovery rethink

Techworld.com - IT staff admit they would steal sensitive data

Computer with bank, credit card customers' data sold on eBay @ Financial SecurityInfoWatch.com

Partner data privacy: Issuing stricter guidelines

Forensics show millions of more victims in BNY Mellon breach - SC Magazine US

Google browser set for launch

A worm on the space station |Security Adviser | Roger A. Grimes | InfoWorld

The Real Niel: Build a model, not a number

Accelerate - Virtualization stretching IT security pressures

Accelerate - 6 burning questions about network security

Single sign-on options for financial services firms

How to lay the foundation for role entitlement management

Techworld.com - 'Office on a stick' offers remote security

Security Breach: More Laws Needed. Let's Add Health Care - Security Blog - InformationWeek

Banks’ Web Sites Expose Users to Identity Theft - Bank Systems & Technology

Citi Managed Identity Services Promotes Use of Digital Identities

Off The Record - Your weak policies allow me to do my side job

FDIC guidance for managing third party risk

Update: Online encyclopedia lists internal network security threats | InfoWorld | News | 2008-08-20 | By Amir Ben-Artzi, IDG News Service

Report: Montgomery Ward fails to alert victims of breach - SC Magazine US

A fine line - SC Magazine US

The real cost of a security breach - SC Magazine US

Every prisoner in UK victim of data breach - SC Magazine US

Hotel chain latest victim of cyberthieves - SC Magazine US

Crisis of customer confidence to drive information security

13 best practices for IT outsourcing

Red Hat admits breach of its servers, Fedora

Painful lessons from IT outsourcing gone bad

Eight crazy e-mail hoaxes millions have fallen for

SSDs are hot, but not without security risks

Two new, popular malware attacks |Security Adviser | Roger A. Grimes | InfoWorld

Attackers drop CNN in favor of MSNBC in malware ploy - SC Magazine US

Colchester hospital: new focus on laptop security (From Gazette)

The fallacy of expertise

Schneier on Security: The Security Mindset

Companies have misplaced confidence in backup solutions - SC Magazine US

Business logic flaws endanger websites - SC Magazine US

The real cost of a security breach - SC Magazine US

Techworld.com - VMware users hit by licensing bug

Visualization tools may cut through the security logjam

Flying to Defcon with no ID

Ring responsible for TJX mega-breach, eight others, busted - SC Magazine US

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Study: Companies Need to Address Telework Security - Yahoo! News

Healthcare emergency managers face stiffer standards

Cisco routers in hacker spotlight again

Top 10: Security, Midori, and Terry Childs

Firewall vendors scramble to fix DNS problem

Techworld.com - Companies should adopt new attitude to security

Techworld.com - Companies struggle to keep data safe

Bank of New York Mellon loses data on 4.5 million - SC Magazine US

Study: Security flaws threaten online banking - SC Magazine US

RSA Offers New Security Tokens for Online Banking - Bank Systems & Technology

How secure is secure enough?

Open Web Foundation formed | InfoWorld | News | 2008-07-25 | By Paul Krill

Top 10: It's a crime-filled week in IT land | InfoWorld | News | 2008-07-25 | By Nancy Weil, IDG News Service

Update: San Francisco DA discloses city's network passwords | InfoWorld | News | 2008-07-25 | By Robert McMillan, IDG News Service

Open source exposing businesses to significant risk | 22 Jul 2008 | ComputerWeekly.com

Laptops Lost at Britain’s Ministry of Silly Security

“Spam Kings”: One Jailed; One Escapes and Kills Family

Application weaknesses double as networks tighten up - SC Magazine US

Techworld.com - Gmail users get auto email encryption

For every card fraud that is reported, a further 8 attempted frauds go unreported - Security Park news

Techworld.com - Businesses ignore telecoms fraud

Enterprises treat Vista like 'new Coke'

When Penetration Testers (Almost) Get Caught - Desktop Security - Dark Reading

Notes from the Field

Study: U.S. consumers would welcome voice verification

Companies on lost bank computer tape identified

Why San Francisco's network admin went rogue

Techworld.com - RIM fixes critical BlackBerry bug

Techworld.com - Insiders are a bigger security fear than hackers

Techworld.com - Encrypted hard drives may not be safe

Free software unveiled to help track lost laptops - SC Magazine US

Computerworld Casts Doubt on Lost Laptops Study

Infosecurity US

Security is hard, accept it | Zero Day | ZDNet.com

c|net: Feds use keylogger to thwart PGP, Hushmail

Unpatched Systems Survive Four Minutes Online

Glitch discovered in Internet addressing system @ Computer & Network Security SecurityInfoWatch.com

Report: IT admin locks up San Francisco's network

Microsoft confirms active Word attacks

Attackers target zero-day Microsoft Word bug - SC Magazine US

Making your personal computer safe | July 11, 2008 03:00 AM | Roger Grimes

Techworld.com - FT website hit after server theft

Techworld.com - Software problems mar UK iPhone 3G launch

Talk about a need for testing prior to deployment...

Techworld.com - Lords blast 'slow' progress on e-crime

Techworld.com - Unstructured data poses security risk, survey finds

Techworld.com - MessageLabs secures email backup

AHCA: Organ and Tissue Database Security Information

Study: Businesses lagging in securing information

Bank Systems & Technology: The Blog: So Many Passwords, So Little Memory

Google gives away free Web app security scanner

The dangers of cloud computing

Network Engineer Gets Five Years For Destroying Former Employer's Data -- Security

Techworld.com - ICANN red faced as hackers redirect website

Techworld.com - Marshal automates email encryption

Techworld.com - NEC sinks $300 million into services buy

Techworld.com - NEC sinks $300 million into services buy