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All Risk Management News - August 2006

New mobile data security spec on way

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Author: Antony Savvas
Date: 31 August 2006

Leading players in the mobile industry are set to unveil a stronger security solution to protect data on mobile devices.

PC and mobile makers 'not green enough'

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Date: 30 August 2006

The top 14 PC and mobile producers have all failed to secure a 'green' ranking in a Greenpeace guide to environmentally friendly electronics firms.

Online data breach hits AT&T customers

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Author: Antony Savvas
Date: 30 August 2006

AT&T has admitted that hackers have broken into one of its systems to access the personal data on thousands of its US customers.

AT&T breach affects 19,000 customers

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Author: Bill Brenner, Senior News Writer
Date: 30 August 2006

Online outlaws hacked into an AT&T computer system and stole credit card data on thousands of customers. AT&T has offered to pay for credit monitoring services for those affected.

ID theft can cost businesses $10m a hit

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Author: Tash Shifrin
Date: 29 August 2006

Attacks on computer networks using stolen user IDs and passwords can cause up to $10m (£5.27m) damage a time, an analysis of criminal prosecutions has revealed.

Oracle extends PeopleSoft Enterprise suite

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Author: Tash Shifrin
Date: 29 August 2006

Oracle has unveiled PeopleSoft Enterprise Performance Management 9.

Juniper updates security OS

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Author: Tash Shifrin
Date: 29 August 2006

Juniper Networks has announced an upgrade to ScreenOS, the security-specific operating system for its firewall and IPSec Virtual Private Network appliances.

ING deploys tokenless two factor security

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Author: Cliff Saran
Date: 29 August 2006

ING Direct has followed Alliance & Leicester in strengthening its online banking security with the launch of two-factor authentication for all its customers.

Central NHS IT may not work, warns BCS

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Author: Tony Collins
Date: 29 August 2006

British Computer Society backs call for review of £12.4bn scheme

Machine learning used to block SQL injection hacks

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Author: Cliff Saran
Date: 29 August 2006

UK company Secerno has devised an innovative way to detect when a database is being attacked using the SQL (Structured Query Language) injection hacking technique.

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