We've known for roughly six months now that the Identity Theft Red Flags Rule compliance deadline is Nov. 1, barely four months away. How close, then, are banking institutions to meeting that deadline?
That is the question of the summer, and the answer will be found in the results of our new Identity Theft Red...
Our insightful content just became a whole lot more interactive - and opinionated.
With the debut of five new blogs on BankInfoSecurity.com and CUinfoSecurity.com, Information Security Media Group (ISMG) is opening the floodgates to a whole new level of informed opinion and two-way communication with its vast...
Life on the Great Plains for many nomadic Indian tribes was built around the buffalo. The tribes followed the herds of great shaggy beasts across the rolling hills of tall grass, their entire lifecycle centered on the buffalo herd. Braves honed their lance and bow and arrow skills with hours of practice. A common...
Finally, it's your turn to have your say.
Since first joining Information Security Media Group late last summer, one of my primary goals has been to debut a blog for BankInfoSecurity.com and CUinfoSecurity.com.
Today, proudly, I'm able to announce the launch of not just one blog, but five - with more to come in...
On one hand, this step does show that the business has made a conscientious effort to plug a major security hole.
But on the other, can't you see that first lawsuit filed by a breached customer saying "Hey, you gave me this stuff and said my PC was safe ...?"
Credit and debit card fraud: It's the threat that keeps growing and evolving.
A year ago, many banks and credit unions were forced to cancel and reissue thousands of cards as a result of the TJX breach. More recently, banks located in Indiana saw accounts breached from ATM or debit card transactions. Indiana law...
Two men have been charged with making hundreds of fraudulent withdrawals from New York City automatic teller machines earlier this year, taking more than $750,000 in cash.
In a federal indictment filed in the U.S. Southern District of New York, Yuriy Ryabinin, a 32-year-old Ukranian immigrant and Ivan Biltse, 30,...
Security is good for your customers - and that's good for your business. When you increase security of your online applications, you boost consumer confidence, loyalty, and sales. You also position your company to comply with current and emerging government regulations.
A new white paper from VeriSign spells out...
Less than a month after TD BankNorth customers in New Hampshire were alerted by the bank that their Visa debit or credit cards may have been compromised comes news of a phishing email scam against the bank's customers. The bank, headquartered in Portland, ME, has $119 billion in assets and 1,100 locations on the east...
Everyone knows the date: Nov. 1 - that's when U.S. financial institutions must be in compliance with the Identity Theft Red Flags Rule.
With institutions now racing to meet or beat the deadline, Information Security Media Group is launching a new webinar, ID Theft Red Flags Roundtable - Tips from Regulators and...
With just under five months to go before the Nov. 1 deadline, how close are financial institutions to compliance with the new Identity Theft Red Flags Rule?
This is the key question to be answered by a new survey from Information Security Media Group (ISMG), which seeks to shed new light on what tracks to be one of...
Interview with Evelyn Royer of Purdue Employees FCU
Everyone knows the date: Nov. 1 - that's when U.S. financial institutions must be in compliance with the Identity Theft Red Flags Rule.
With institutions now racing to meet or beat the deadline, Information Security Media Group is launching a new webinar, ID...
The clear message from banking regulators in their Senate testimony is: Banks are hurting.
The follow-up question is: Exactly how badly are they hurting, and how will their pain trickle down to impact information security programs and priorities?
There was one thing that always bugged Steve Jones when he thought about customer data protection at his credit union - email via the Internet.
Email is so ubiquitous -- essential to communications both within the institution and with the outside world, including customers. But it's also fraught with security...
During March 2006, Mexican banking authorities established the use of a second factor authentication based on "dynamically generated information" -- in addition to username and password -- as a requirement for doing monetary operations through e-banking systems. This regulation allowed the use of one-time access code...
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