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Fortune 500 Companies Missing Policies for IP

One-quarter of Fortune 500 companies do not have specific policies in place on how to protect intellectual property from cyber attacks, according to a new study.  Furthermore, one-third of the 500 have no policies on how to protect personal identifying information. ...

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Schnucks grocery store hacked

Schnucks, a Midwestern grocery store chain, has confirmed that “malicious computer code” was used to hack into its payment card processing system to steal data from customers’ debit and credit cards. Article Excerpt: Schnucks, a St. Louis-based grocery store chain...

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Are you one of the 19? You should be!

It’s no secret that many businesses are unprotected from cyber risks.  A new study released recently by Zurich confirms this:  Only 19% of all organizations polled had insurance for cyber liability.  Yet, most firms are increasingly worried about cyber issues.  Though...

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Personal Identification Information Includes Zip Codes

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court recently ruled that ZIP codes qualify as personal identification information (PII) in that state.  In the case, a retailer had asked a customer for her ZIP code when processing her credit card for a purchase.  The court found...

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JPMorgan Chase & Co Latest Targets of Cyber Attacks

Large banks have been under cyber attack lately, and JPMorgan Chase & Co. seems to be the latest victim.  In this particular incident, the attackers used a technique know as denial-of-service (DoS), which is designed to overwhelm a server or group of servers with...

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Inmate Hacks Prison Network – While in Prison!

Hackers are smart and clever.  They have to be to undo the intricate security measures many businesses put in place to protect proprietary and customer data.  A prison in England discovered this fact first hand when it allowed an inmate who had been convicted of a...

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Your unencrypted data is easy prey for a hacker

Your unencrypted data is easy prey for a hacker

Information stored on a server in your office may seem relatively secure, but the truth is hackers can break in and steal your data with relative ease.  Start sending information via the Internet to vendors and employees working remotely, and the data becomes even...

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