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Explore Article huffingtonpost.com (Nov 23 2009) Corporate , Data Breach
...ffort would merely be treating the symptoms, not the disease. First some background. Last month the Washington Post revealed that more than thirty members of Congress and staffers were under investigation for possib... (Read Full Article)
Comment on Article Mentions: USB Congressional Wall Street Journal
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Simply banning file-sharing software won't keep information safe from hackers
Explore Article Nextgov.com (Nov 5 2009) Corporate , Government , Data Breach
...akers' activities on subjects such as influence peddling and defense lobbying, according to the Washington Post. The report's release was due to peer-to-peer (P2P) software, which allows computer users to ex... (Read Full Article)
Comment on Article Mentions: Washington Post House Tom Kellermann
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Banning file-sharing software won't keep data safe from hackers
Explore Article Nextgov.com (Nov 2 2009) Government , Data Breach
...akers' activities on subjects such as influence peddling and defense lobbying, according to the Washington Post. The report's release was due to peer-to-peer (P2P) software, which allows computer users to ex... (Read Full Article)
Comment on Article Mentions: Washington Post House Tom Kellermann
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P2P breach hits Congress
Explore Article fiercegovernmentit.com (Nov 2 2009) Government , Data Breach
... of last Friday, it had been downloaded by users in Washington, New York, London and elsewhere, the Washington Post reports. It was a wakeup call for House leaders who have ordered an "immediate and comprehensi... (Read Full Article)
Comment on Article Mentions: Congress Washington Post Nancy Pelosi
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"Identity Theft: The $500 Billion Criminal Enterprise"
Explore Article Federal News Radio 1500 AM (Oct 30 2009) Consumer , Corporate , ID Theft Prevention
...quoted in world news media, including The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, New York Times, Washington Post, Reuters and Associated Press, and interviewed on broadcast media including CNN, PBS, NPR, and BBC.... (Read Full Article)
Comment on Article Mentions: Senate CSO Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
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Hacked: Soldiers' leaky laptops may put them at risk.
Explore Article FayObserver.com (Oct 6 2009) Corporate , Government , ID Theft Prevention
... Group from Fort Bragg, whose members are often deployed on sensitive missions in Afghanistan. As a Washington Post story pointed out on Saturday, as recently as last week, Tiversa - a private firm that monitors Int... (Read Full Article)
Comment on Article Mentions: Tiversa Pakistan Fayetteville
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Credit Card Theives So Good They Have Too Much Data…
Explore Article InfoSecCompliance.com (Apr 15 2009) Consumer , Data Breach
Some interesting statistics from a new report from Verizon Business. The Washington Post security writer sums it up nicely in terms of the payment card data market: [Verizon] said it respo... (Read Full Article)
Comment on Article Mentions: Bryan Sartin David Navetta Washington Post
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Will Heartland Become the Largest Data Breach in History?
Explore Article Home @ Blogcritics.org (Jan 22 2009) Data Breach , ID Theft Prevention
...e later discovered to have been compromised as the investigation progressed. Brian Krebs at the Washington Post interviewed Robert Baldwin, Heartland's president and chief financial officer, who stated they ... (Read Full Article)
Comment on Article Mentions: Truston Secret Service Washington Post
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Bush Signs New Law to Fight Cybercrime & Id Theft
Explore Article Identity Theft and Data Breach News (Oct 3 2008) ID Theft Prevention
...ush signed into law the Identity Theft Enforcement and Restitution Act of 2008. As reported in the Washington Post, this law will: “make it easier for prosecutors to go after cybercrooks, while ensuring that identi... (Read Full Article)
Comment on Article Mentions: Doug Pollack Washington Post
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Data Breaches up 69 Percent This Year; Businesses Account for One Third.
Explore Article Identity Theft and Data Breach News (Jul 15 2008) Consumer , Corporate , Data Breach , ID Theft Prevention
...s are on the rise, despite preventative measures such as state notification laws. Specifically, the Washington Post reports that data breaches reported by businesses, governments and universities are up 69 percent t... (Read Full Article)
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