Cyber & technology – Page 32
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Don't lose your voice
Telephony systems rarely make it onto the list of business continuity Šrequirements says Graham Chick.
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X-RATED EXPOSURES
Julie Connor assesses the risks caused by employees accessing illicit images in the workplace
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Fraud: The great unmanaged risk?
Allan McDonagh discusses why the tone at the top is key to effective fraud prevention
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Corporate blogging - the new phenomenon
Marian Bloodworth and Louise Mason say that corporate blogging can produce benefits
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Fast and the furious
Faced with a high rate of software piracy, publishers are fighting back John Lovelock discusses why you should reduce the risk to your company by ensuring software compliance.
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Analysis
Increasing threat of network risk
Almost 60% of chief risk officers and senior risk managers view...
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Keeping it out of the courtroom
David Sharp reveals the secrets of how you can work more constructively with your information technology suppliers to avoid disputes
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Risky Business
Michael Burling discusses the dangers posed by ineffective provisioning of user access rights and details how a secure enterprise provisioning system addresses specific risk areas highlighted by the U
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AnalysisReport clarifies data breach rules in Europe
Telecoms operators are confused about what they need to do to comply with EU rules
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Well documented decisions
Ashley Bailey says that it is important to balance risk against cost when identifying the optimum document management systems
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Coming Clean
How well are institutions coping with money-laundering regulations Lee Coppack investigates
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Site Security and Systems
How are organisations managing or going to manage the new and substantial demands placed on site security teams? Bruno Brunskill challenges whether these demands have been fully appreciated
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Working away
Remote working is growing in popularity, but it does bring risks John Eary stresses the need for security when work is done away from the office.
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Analysis
Fraud figures up
The total number of fraud cases in the UK rose by 14% in 2004, according to the latest figures from KPMG's Fraud Barometer, while the overall value of the frauds fell by 12%
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Messages that come back to haunt you
Incriminating e-mails are increasingly being produced as evidence in corporate crime trials
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AIRMIC Portfolio
Traditional e-Security measures "will break down"
Internet security specialist David Lacey of the Royal Mail warned that cyber-crime is increasing in sophistication but is not yet fully mature
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Business as Usual
Business continuity management programmes should be risk-based and consider all potential threats to the business, says Gareth Book
