All Risk Management News - September 2007

Intelligent software and web storage could create ‘memory companions’

The challenge of using electronic tools to supplement human memory has been addressed by a BCS Thought Leadership debate on assistive memory technologies.

Malware tools and services market among hackers takes off

A burgeoning market is developing for the sale of hacker malware tools and services.

Business intelligence drives compliance for M&S

  • Case Study
  • Date: 06 September 2007
BI tools enable financial services company to achieve Basel II legislative compliance and create an environment for assuring the quality of data

IT troubles leave UK farmers £17m out of pocket

Public Accounts Committee identifies the failure to test computer systems as one of the key reasons for delays in farm payments under the EU's Single Payment Scheme.

NAC switches, appliances help track users, malware

Some vendors are offering switches and appliances to monitor traffic for malware and unauthorized access, as the NAC market including Cisco NAC and Microsoft NAP sorts itself out.

London leads top ten internet card fraud hotspots

London has been confirmed as the web-fraud capital of Britain, leading the pack when it comes to CNP (cardholder not present) fraud.

Cortado hosts Nokia mobile business pack

Complete package provides mobile push e-mail with Outlook Web Access and real-time synchronisation of contacts, appointments, tasks and memos.

Secure wireless mobility for fixed fee

The new managed service designed to enable business customers to have inclusive voice mobile network access with internet on a fixed cost, per seat basis.

Firefox security issues persist despite update

Despite Mozilla's recent Firefox security update, researchers say there's another way attackers could exploit the browser for malicious purposes.

China denies hacking Pentagon

China has refuted allegations made the by US that members of its military hacked into a Pentagon computer network.
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