Insider Threats Articles

Anatomy of a data breach: Security from the inside out

Prat Moghe, founder and CTO, Tizor Systems June 27, 2008

When it comes to database breaches, the real issue is lack of real-time insight into what is actually happening to the data.
 

The rise of targeted malware

Andre Protas,director of research & preview services, eEye Digital Security June 26, 2008

Research firms have been saying for quite some time that the antivirus/perimeter approach to security is dead, and targeted attacks could very well be the final nail in the AV coffin.
 

Email makes the world go 'round

Peter Stephenson May 22, 2008

Email is the grease that makes today's business run smoothly, says Peter Stephenson.
 

Privacy issues loom over Google Health

Sue Marquette Poremba May 20, 2008

As Google launches its Google Health, security experts are concerned that personal medical records are at a greater risk of being breached.
 

Patient health care data at risk, study

Greg Masters May 20, 2008

A new report on the security of the personal information of health care patients indicates that steps need to be taken and rules enforced.
 

Military contractor pleads guilty to ID theft

Dan Kaplan May 05, 2008

A privileged insider on Friday admitted that he sold confidential information on U.S. Marines to an undercover FBI agent posing as a foreign official.
 

From Interop: Be mindful of vendors' motives

Dan Kaplan April 30, 2008

IT security vendors' sole purpose is to generate revenue -- not offer complete security -- and they will only create solutions to stop dangerous threats when they are incentivized to do so, the principal security strategist for IBM Internet Security Systems said Wednesday at Interop in Las Vegas.
 

LendingTree insider attack exposes personal data

Sue Marquette Poremba April 23, 2008

Former employees may have helped a small number of mortgage lenders gain access to the personal information of LendingTree customers by sharing passwords, the company admitted in a letter to victims.
 

Why not telework?

Dan Lohrmann, Michigan CISO April 16, 2008

The growth in telework is not as robust as most people think, as managing remote workers and security are big problems. But "secure telework" is possible.
 

From RSA: Today's risk model isn't working, Jericho Forum panel agrees

Deb Radcliff April 11, 2008

"The vast amount of data produced by humans is of low value and we're taking too much time securing all of it when we need only secure the layers that actually are of value to criminals," said one speaker at an RSA Conference panel hosted by the Jericho Forum.
 
 
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