Hackers news from FierceComplianceIT
NewsSchool system, banks hit by thieves
We've noted that hackers have trained their weapons on a growing list of targets, which now includes small enterprises and public enterprises. The step-up in activity seems to be continuing.... Read more...
Designate a computer for online transactions
We've discussed the rise of criminal activity directed against small companies and their banks. As larger companies impose tougher measures (some would argue with me on this), it's only natural for... Read more...
Forensic savvy key to fighting database hackers?
The security pros these days say database hacking has gotten a lot more sophisticated in part because the actual hackers are savvy to the traditional forensic tools that the good guys employ.... Read more...
Using high-tech to combat low-tech theft
You know ID theft is a problem when it hits the likes of Fed chairman Ben Bernanke. We hear mainly about sophisticated phishers and hackers, but a lot of this is quite low-tech. Bernanke's wife had... Read more...
Fallout from a hacking incident
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...
Get a grip on encryption and databases
As you know, storage issues have rocketed to the forefront of the IT agenda, driven mainly by Sarbanes-Oxley and other compliance initiatives. That has made them targets for various hackers. SQL... Read more...
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