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Personally identifiable information guidelines for U.S. passport numbers
Do U.S. passport numbers count as personally identifiable information? Learn more about guidelines for PII in this security management expert response from David Mortman. Ask the Expert
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Verizon report goes deep inside data breach investigations
A follow-up to earlier findings analyzes 15 most effective threat factors and what enterprises can do to indentify and mitigate compromises. Article
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Fact or fiction: Inside extrusion detection and prevention technology
According to our latest survey of more than 608 enterprise security pros, 80% of enterprises say protecting data is more important in 2007 than last year, and 72% admit they need a better strategy. SearchSecurity.com is responding to this growing ne... Podcast
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Health Net healthcare data breach affects1.5 million
A lost hard drive contained seven years of patient data including Social Security numbers and medical records of more than a million Health Net customers. Article
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Massive T-Mobile UK security breach involves insiders
A UK agency suspects insiders are behind a massive data breach at T-Mobile UK where customer data was pilfered and sold to competitors. Article
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Four hackers indicted in RBS WorldPay breach
Alleged international hacking ring masterminded highly sophisticated attack and stole data used in $9 million coordinated ATM heist, prosecutors say Article
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Chip and PIN adoption serves lesson for U.S. payment industry
As payment processors offer plans for end-to-end encryption, the UK is finding success with chip and pin deployments. The U.S. payment industry should take notice, expert says. Column
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Group to shed light on secure identity management threats
Identity management technologies are struggling to keep pace with constantly evolving nature of attacks, according to the Center for Applied Identity Management Research (CAIMR). Article
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Heartland CIO is critical of First Data's credit card tokenization plan
First Data Corp. uses RSA software for tokenization, providing a possible threat vector for attackers, says Heartland CIO Steven Elefant. Article
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Heartland CIO on end-to-end encryption, credit card tokenization
Steven Elefant, CIO of Princeton, NJ-based Heartland Payment Systems Inc., is leading development on the payment processor's E3 end-to-end encryption plan and new secure payment terminals. Elefant, who joined Heartland last year, said the payment pro... Interview