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Business e-crime survey from the British Chamber of Commerce

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| 09/04/2008

Risk Management Business e-crime survey from the British Chamber of Commerce About three...BCC) has published The Invisible Crime: A Business Crime Survey 2008, a survey which questioned 3,900 businesses... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/04/09/230221/business-e-crime-survey-from-the-british-chamber-of.htm

e-Crime Congress 2009: Enterprises vulnerable to cyberattack, says KPMG

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| 25/03/2009

...organisations polled in the e-Crime Congress and KPMG e-Crime Survey 2009 said they did not know or had no way of measuring...technical sophistication of attacks. But the e-Crime Survey report says some organisations may be more vulnerable... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2009/03/25/235402/e-crime-congress-2009-enterprises-vulnerable-to-cyberattack-says.htm

Security Blog Log: Has CSI/FBI survey jumped the shark?

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| 21/07/2006

...Advisors Group (ISAG) and author of Spies Among Us, wrote a blistering critique of the bureau's 2005 FBI Computer Crime Survey, saying it lacked statistical validity and created a false perception that security technology is ineffective. ... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/07/21/217181/security-blog-log-has-csifbi-survey-jumped-the-shark.htm

Business takes the hit as victory in virus battle remains elusive

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| 28/02/2006

...victory in virus battle remains elusive DTI computer crime survey shows firms suffer heavy losses despite cut in rate...viruses, according to the the latest government computer crime survey. Businesses said viruses were the cause of 50... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/02/28/214426/business-takes-the-hit-as-victory-in-virus-battle-remains.htm

Security special report: Who sees your data?

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| 25/04/2006

...a complete outsider. Many companies are still failing to achieve that balance, according to a recent computer crime survey. In fact, the Department of Trade and Industry’s biennial security report found that employees at one in five large... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/04/26/215622/Security-special-report-Who-sees-your-data.htm

Security: No place to hide

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| 15/09/2003

...individual electronic theft or fraud is often much greater than for other security incidents. The PwC Global Economic Crime Survey 2003 estimated the average loss from a cybercrime incident as $800,000 (£504,000). Second, most businesses... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/09/16/197230/Security-No-place-to-hide.htm

Telcos and IT firms at high risk from economic crime

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| 10/07/2003

...other forms of economic crime, according to a survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). In its Global Economic Crime Survey 2003, PwC said that 47% of telecos and 46% of IT companies surveyed reported suffering from economic crimes. This... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/07/10/195830/telcos-and-it-firms-at-high-risk-from-economic-crime.htm

Cybersecurity is a balancing act, says ex-FBI head

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| 04/11/2003

...investigators tracking down trade secret thefts and other computer-related crimes, he said. The latest computer crime survey, released by the FBI and the Computer Security Institute in May, found that only about 30% of hacking incidents are... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2003/11/04/198389/cybersecurity-is-a-balancing-act-says-ex-fbi-head.htm

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Brits complacent about cyber crime: survey

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| 01/02/2008

A survey of 1,400 people in the UK has revealed an alarming level of complacency towards online threats. The survey, commissioned by internet security firm AVG, was carried out 11-17 October 2007 and gathered the opinions of 926 women and 477 men on tickbox.net. http://www.cbronline.com/article_news.asp?guid=31023B9D-BDB9-4997-9E3C-0B68EF01CF81

FBI Releases Results of Computer Crime Survey - Netfast Communications

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Finextra: Growing global acceptance of biometrics - Unisys

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| 10/11/2009

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Search Advertising PSAs in Bing Alert Consumers to Scammer Threat Online

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Search Advertising PSAs in Bing Alert Consumers to Scammer Threat Online

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| 29/09/2009

Search Advertising PSAs in Bing Alert Consumers to Scammer Threat Online. Microsoft works with Federal Trade Commission, U.S. Postal Inspection Service and Western Union to provide financial scam guidance to people as they search the Web. http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/search-advertising-psas-in-bing-alert-consumers-to-scammer-threat-online-62592717.html

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