breach news from FierceComplianceIT

Let's say the security of your company's data has been breached and you are forced into "react" mode. You do all the right things. You notify relevant business partners and customers. You alert law... Read more...

If there was anything to be gained from the embarrassing data breaches of 2009--often at the hands of master hacker Alberto Gonzalez--it was this: More attention on the movement toward end-to-end... Read more...

Information security was perhaps the top news item of 2009. We spent a lot of time talking about it--in all its forms. The issue is multi-faceted and getting more complex by the minute. Reuters... Read more...

Is the maze of privacy laws getting out of hand? A commentary from Network World via CIO.com notes that according to the Better Business Bureau there are 34 federal privacy laws. Some are industry... Read more...

The problem with breaches is that there is so much blame that has to go around. If there are big losses, you can't just sit back and do nothing. You've got to sue! So it goes with Merrick Bank, which... Read more...

For hackers and thieves, the rise of Web 2.0 as an enterprise-level communications medium looms as a goldmine. Forrester Research says that a lot of new-age collaborative services are in operation... Read more...

> The toughest CFO job in the world. Article > Courtroom revelations in TJX data... Read more...

> Big data breach at TD Ameritrade. Article ... Read more...

> Think you know a lot about Sarbanes-Oxley? Test yourself. Take this... Read more...

> Daniel Goelzer reappointed to PCAOB. Article > Accounting and finance... Read more...