All Risk Management News - May 2008

Employees fired for e-mail abuse

Nearly half of all UK companies have fired workers in the past year because of e-mail abuses. And over half of UK firms regularly audit employees'...

Socgen IT staff hold key to improving trader fraud defences

Societe Generale IT staff will be a deciding factor in whether the bank's programme to prevent a repeat of the £3.6bn rogue trader fraud succeeds, according...

New doubts raised on Chinook crash ruling

A former senior officer who helped write rules for RAF accident inquiries has spoken publicly for the first time about his concerns over the cause of a controversial Chinook helicopter crash 14 years ago.

Large firms should make IT cuts to stave off recession, says consultant

Large firms should concentrate on making significant IT cuts to stave off the effects of a recession, says consultant The Hackett Group.

Revealed - Government plans to tap phone and internet use

The Home Office is considering radical plans to develop a centralised surveillance system to track in real-time every kind of electronic activity undertaken by citizens.

Executives divided over pros and cons of social networking

Should staff be allowed to use social networking sites such as Facebook at work, or should they be banned?

Phishing gang smashed by Romanian and US authorities

Authorities in the US ...

IT departments twice as involved in business decisions

IT departments, including the IT service desk, are nearly twice as involved with business decisions today compared to five years ago.

A software security hole has been found in the application used by power plants, reports New Scientist.

A software security hole has been found in the application used by power plants, reports New Scientist.

Police e-crime unit breaks up criminal gang

The police agency that fights e-crime in the UK has prevented the loss of millions of pounds by breaking up a group trading in stolen bank, credit card and identity information.
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