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One in three workers would steal data
Unscrupulous IT workers are more likely than ever to steal company data if they thought it would benefit them, an employee survey has revealed.
Insider threat is the ‘weakest link' for businesses
Although companies do acknowledge the problem, it looks like very little is being done.<br>
Goldman employee 'stole' million dollar software codes
A computer programmer is accused of stealing valuable trading software from the investment bank giant.
Web 2.0 and virtualisation top poll of IT security priorities
The majority of Black Hat conference attendees point to web services and virtualisation as their key security considerations, along with...
Security breaches cost $1 trillion last year
The global economic downturn could put sensitive information at even more risk, according to a McAfee survey.
Cyber espionage a serious business threat
The poor economy and lack of data control makes cyber espionage an increasing problem.
TK Maxx's parent pays out $9.75 million for data breach
The UK clothing retailer's parent company TJX pays out millions for a data breach, but still claims it did not violate any data security laws.
Burglaries and theft account for third of data breaches
It’s not just misplaced USB sticks – other devices are getting stolen too, meaning the criminal underworld can access confidential business data.
Criminals sitting on stolen data ‘timebomb’
Criminals are starting to realise that they can make use of the compromised work computers they have in their grasp, according to security experts.
The Midweek Interview: Bill Shelton part one
In the first part of our interview with Bill Shelton, Data Protection Manager product manager at Microsoft, he discusses the changing shape of...
Tandberg unveils Virtual Tape Library series
Tandberg Data has launched a new series of Virtual Tape Libraries.
Moorepay refutes stolen laptop claim
Payroll specialist Moorepay refutes claim by The People newspaper that a laptop containing financial data relating to the Duchy of Cornwall estate...
Sidekick customers file lawsuits
American T-Mobile Sidekick customers are beginning to file lawsuits against the companies responsible for the data failure.
Cloud computing inherently dangerous, says Check Point
Check Point explains the dangers of cloud computing and says how technology can help prevent data leaks.
Brocade buys Foundry for billions to compete with Cisco
Brocade Communications to buy data equipment maker Foundry for $3 billion in order to compete against the big boy on the block - Cisco.
The Met Office gets to grips with weather software and data
Case Study: The Met Office is one of the world's leading providers of weather information services. It needed a way to bring new software products...
ICO takes action against Home Office, NHS Trusts
Data losses at the Home Office and two NHS Trusts, has led the Information Commissioner to take enforcement action, mandating remedial security...
EU mobile roaming price caps to be extended
European Union price restrictions on phone charges while roaming across the eurozone will be extended to cover data charges and texts next year.
Creating a Windows Vista Backup
As well as protecting your data it makes sense to have a backup of your operating system too. Windows Vista Business and Ultimate has this facility...
Stanhope ditches tape for online backup
Property firm Stanhope moves from tape backup to online managed service to decrease data recovery times from days to minutes.
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