5 Ways To Lose A Malicious Insider Lawsuit
Making the case against an insider takes preparation and proactive work with HR and legal
UNC Charlotte Breach Affected More Than 350,000
Data compromise at university is much larger than initially thought, report says
Microsoft Fingers Chinese Firewall/IPS Vendor In Windows Exploit Leak
Chinese firewall and IPS vendor Hangzhou DPTech Technologies kicked out of Microsoft Active Protections Program (MAPP) for its role in disclosure of Windows Remote Desktop (RDP) flaw earlier this year
Apple Mac Flashback Trojan Gang Still Making Money
Meanwhile, a 3-year-old patched bug in Microsoft Office for Macintosh is still being exploited
NYC No. 1 In E-Commerce Fraud
New report says most online fraud in the U.S. comes from the Big Apple, followed by Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Omaha, Neb.
Biggest Threats Come From Inside The Enterprise, Survey Says
Lack of network visibility, insider threats are top worries in survey of security pros
Court Reverses Conviction Of Former Goldman Sachs Employee In Source-Code Theft Case
An appeals court found a former programmer did not violate the laws he was charged with when he uploaded proprietary code to a remote server
Tech Insight: Getting Ready For Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
DLP is a business issue requiring the co-existence of people and process with technology
Phishers Use Web Analytics To Gauge Success
Attacker targeting South American bank gathered statistics on what worked and what didn't in major phishing campaign, RSA says
Invincea Expands Malware Threat Protection To Include Email Attachments
Extended technology also protects against search engine poisoning and other user-initiated infections
RSA: Top-Level Execs Not On Top Of Risk Management
New RSA-Carnegie Mellon CyLab survey finds most Fortune 2000 execs have little to do with their firms' security and privacy policies
Obama Administration Unveils Privacy Bill Of Rights
Nine facts about the White House's new proposed consumer privacy framework
New Waledac Variant Goes Rogue
Disabled spamming botnet creates new variant that steals user credentials
Have Your Users' Passwords Already Been Hacked?
If employees use their same password at work and in their personal lives, another company's breach may weaken your own security. Five steps to mitigate the risk
How To Spot A Fake Facebook Profile
Barracuda Networks gathers telltale characteristics of the phony Facebook "Friend"
Study: The Aftermath Of A Breach
New Ponemon-Experian study highlights organizations' top priorities following a data breach
Videoconferencing Can Be The Bug In The Boardroom
Recent research underscores that insecure video conferencing systems can allow hackers to listen into a company's confidential discussions. Firms should take steps to evaluate their systems and secure them
Microsoft Names Alleged Botnet Operator Behind Kelihos
Russian suspect worked for antivirus and software development firms in Russia
How To Prevent An Illicit Data Dump
Organizations can be ruined with a single, WikiLeaks-style data compromise. How can you prevent your enterprise from being one of them? Here are a few tips
When Someone Else's Insider Is Your Threat
Contract language and enforcement are necessary to protect your IP in another company's network. Just ask Symantec, which had its source code stolen from a third party by hackers
Worm Siphons 45,000 Facebook Accounts
Ramnit financial malware gets social with new variant
Protect Insider Data By Googling First, Often
Sensitive data is often exposed outside the company to searches via Google, Bing and others. Yet companies can find their data first, a cheap countermeasure for 2012.
Attackers Pose As Police In New Ransomware Campaign
Messages with an official-looking police banner claim discovery of child pornography, other illicit material, and emails with terrorists
Workers, Technology Need To Team To Fight Insiders
Bringing together groups of employees in a company with internal intelligence can help detect rogue insiders earlier, say experts.
Personal Data Of 60,000 Telstra Customers Exposed To Web
Australian telecommunications giant Telstra says it is "investigating" proprietary customer lists found with simple browser search
How to Prevent an Illicit Data Dump
There are no silver bullets when it comes to protecting company and customer data from loss or theft, but there are technological and procedural systems that will go a long way toward preventing a WikiLeaks-like data dump. Here are some tips and tricks to help protect your organization's most sensitive information.
Email and Data Loss
Email encryption, rights management, email gateways, and full-on data loss prevention systems can keep corporate data secure. Here's a look at the pros and cons of each, to help you determine what?s best for your business.
An Insider Threat Reality check
Heightened concern that users could inadvertently expose or leak -- or purposely steal -- an organization's sensitive data has spurred debate over the proper technology and training to protect the crown jewels. In this special retrospective of recent news coverage, Dark Reading takes a look at how organizations are handling the threat -- and what users are really up to.
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Protection from Insider Threats
Preventing data misuse by trusted users is the most difficult information protection challenge. Insiders already have full authorization to the data, making traditional IT secure methods in effective. Learn about a more powerful security approach and proven strategies to prevent insider misuse.
Strategies for Protecting Intellectual Property
A company's intellectual property (IP) represents a significant portion of assets and a critical component of competitive differentiation, but the potential value of any IP is directly linked to its limit of acceptable use. Learn how you can put your IP to work within collaborative environments without undue risk and maximize competitive advantages.
Protecting Against WikiLeaks Type Events and the Insider Threat
The sensitive information supplied to WikiLeaks and other social justice websites comes from trusted insiders. Get the answers to the open gaps left in the WikiLeaks story and learn how you can prevent insider threats that are just as detrimental in your organization.
Insider Threat: An Inside Look at a Fortune 100 Company's Prevention Program
The ways and means by which a privileged user can successfully steal proprietary data today is staggering. One venerable company that suffered a devastating incident decided to do something about it. Find out how it built one of the most productive insider threat prevention programs in the Fortune 100.
Protection of Intellectual Property and Trade Secrets across a Global Enterprise
As a designer and manufacturer of industrial technology, this Fortune 50 company knew that securing their intellectual property (IP) and trade secret data was essential. It created a program to identify risks to their IP and trade secrets and soon caught a privileged user attempting to compromise IP. Download this case study to see a real example of intellectual property protection at work.
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