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March 30, 2010
Data Security
- Wachovia's AML Program Failed; Pays $160 Million to Settle Drug Money Probe Wachovia Bank has agreed to pay $160 million to settle U.S. charges that it failed to stop more than $100 million of Colombian and Mexican drug traffickers' money being laundered through accounts at the bank, U.S. authorities said.
- Software Combs Through Log Data to Find Fraud
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- Financial Services Consortium Launches Biometrics Initiative
- Financial Executives Not Prepared for Increased Regs for Sensitive Data
- U.S. Banks By Far Most Targeted in Global Phishing Attacks
- Thomson Reuters Offers Instant Messaging as a Corporate Tool
- Case Study: Loomis Sayles Implements Multifactor Authentication
- Insider Fraud Is Involed in 60 Percent of Data Breaches
Opinions
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Larry Tabb
Wed, 06 Jun 2007 11:50:08 -0500
We lived through 9/11. We lived through the London, Madrid and Bali bombings, too. Now al-Qaeda wants to destroy our financial technology infrastructure by launching a cyber attack against our online banking and stock trading infrastructure. Luckily, nothing came of this early December event, but we certainly need to be prepared for future attacks. - Tony Soprano and My Social Security Number
We live in a world of trust. We want to believe that everyone is good, and Ozzie and Harriet live next door. Unfortunately this world does not exist -- especially online. - Growing Pains
During the bearish economy after the dot-com bubble burst, information technologists were faced with a grim job market - jobs were hard to find, partially as a result of offshore outsourcing, and the ones that were available paid significantly less than jobs at the height of the boom. - Innovation Dilemma
When you think of the securities and investments industry, of what do you think? - Redefining Risk
It wasn't long ago that risk management implied VaR (value at risk) and ERM (enterprise risk management).
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Gregory MacSweeney
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