Tuesday | 7 July, 2009
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Stories about: Citibank

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    Evolution of the CSO 11/06/2009 07:20:00

    It's been almost 15 years since David Kent first came to Genzyme, a biotech firm headquartered in Cambridge, Mass., that develops medical treatments for ailments such as certain genetic diseases and some forms of cancer. In 1994, the company had less than $200 million in sales, and only about 1,000 employees-a stark contrast to its worldwide workforce of 11,000 today and the $4.6 billion in revenue it reported in 2008.
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    Cloud Security: Danger (and Opportunity) Ahead 20/05/2009 00:05:00

    The dramatic change in the rate of adoption and the amount of discussion taking place regarding cloud computing demands that this technology, or rather a set of related technologies, continue to evolve utilizing a security-sensitive design.
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    Citibank debit card fraud highlights ATM vulnerabilities 08/07/2008 08:17:53

    Malicious ATM intrusions, such as the late-winter breach that resulted in the compromise of Citibank debit card data, are not at all surprising given the vulnerable state of many of the servers and other components involved in processing such transactions, according to some industry representatives.
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    Hacker/security expert charged with credit card theft 13/09/2007 08:29:58

    A California man who served jail time for hacking hundreds of military and government computers nine years ago was charged Tuesday with new computer crimes: stealing tens of thousands of credit card accounts by breaking into bank and card processing networks.
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    What banks say about their online security 13/06/2007 16:23:48

    By the end of 2006, U.S. banks were supposed to have implemented "strong authentication" for online banking--in other words, they needed to put something besides a user name and password in between any old Internet user and all the money in a customer's banking account.
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    Dealing with worst-case scenarios 21/08/2006 10:03:11

    Imagine a natural disaster the likes of Hurricane Katrina or a terrorist attack on a major city wipes out business operations. In the mad dash to get back online as quickly as possible, security protocols and procedures take a back seat to regaining business continuity.
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    Price tag shock syndrome hits security managers 19/07/2006 08:00:00

    Security managers suffer 'price tag shock' when attempting to implement more stringent measures to protect sensitive information, according to distinguished Gartner analyst Avivah Litan.
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    The Security Plan for Your Wireless LAN 07/07/2006 16:35:07

    Take advantage of the latest security tools and keep your users informed if you want to achieve wire-free bliss.
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    Signed and Sealed? Might Get Delivered! 20/04/2006 10:17:02

    While two-factor authentication schemes face various snags, S/MIME is ready to help secure e-mail today.
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    How to Filter with Finesse 02/12/2005 20:40:03

    With somewhere between 80 percent and 95 percent of all Internet messages now consisting of spam, phishing attacks and e-mail based worms, organizations have been forced to filter their incoming mail more aggressively than ever before.
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    Don't Export Security 22/06/2005 12:18:53

    Sure, you can save money by working with an outsourcing vendor in a faraway land. But don't trust the outsourcer to install the right security protections. Follow these best practices to verify that your relationship is cost-effective and safe.
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