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Continuity Program Buy-in

Sep 05, 2012 -Those charged with continuity planning can get support from senior management by developing metrics and demonstrating value to the bottom line.

Second Sony Hacker Arrested

Sep 04, 2012 -A second member of the hacking group LulzSec has been arrested for a 2011 intrusion of Sony Pictures’ computer systems.

Google Algorithm Tweak to Punish Pirates

Aug 16, 2012 -Starting this week, Google may begin lowering the rank of Web sites appearing in its search results when the sites appear to be violating copyright laws.

Ransomware Holds Computers Hostage, Demands Payment

Aug 10, 2012 -Hackers are using a virus that disguises itself as a message from the FBI to extort money from computer users. The FBI is calling it “ransomware.”

Morning Security Brief: FBI Tattoo Database, West Nile Epidemic, Kaspersky Lab Discovers Gauss, and More

Aug 10, 2012 -The FBI biometric program is building a bigger tattoo database. State of Emergency declared for West Nile epidemic. Gauss wreaks havoc in Lebanese banks. And more.

Phishing E-mails Spoof Payroll Services

Aug 09, 2012 -In recent weeks, fraudulent e-mails purporting to be from payroll companies have aimed to lure recipients into downloading data-stealing malware onto their computers.

Study Highlights Infrastructure Risks

Aug 03, 2012 -A biennial report that looks at how well various industries manage risk and guard against cyberattacks has found that critical infrastructure, including the energy and utilities sectors, is among the lowest ranked of the group.

Network Monitoring Could Help Detect State-Sponsored Cyberattacks

Aug 02, 2012 -It is impossible to stop all attacks, but network monitoring can help make detection faster, experts say.

Two California Men Sentenced for ATM Fraud

Aug 01, 2012 -Two Southern California men were sentenced last week to 60 months each in prison for attempting to defraud nearly 1,000 debit and credit card holders by using stolen bank account information to withdraw money from ATMs.

Morning Security Brief: FCC Blocks Local Authorities From Using Emergency Broadband, Australia Breaks Up Drug Ring, and More

Jul 31, 2012 -FCC to block states from using broadband networks for emergencies until national system is built. Australia busts up a $500 million drug ring. And more.

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