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The Christmas spirit hasn’t slowed down hackers at all. In fact, it may be fueling the fire and motivating them to steal more. Software developers will be vital in ensuring enterprise security in 2012. Enterprise IT departments are no longer the only folks on the hook for locking down corporate networks according to Richard Clarke. It’s the end of the year and that always means there will be plenty of best of 2011 lists. One list includes they best hacking incidents of this year. Here are the top two so far. Also listen to hear the job of the day!!
Attorneys from around Washington are meeting in Seattle this week for updates on the hottest legal topics heading into the New Year. Some stem from the sweeping changes to the Washington workers compensation system that go into effect Jan. 1. The Romanian secret service (SRI) and the FBI on Wednesday pledged to step up joint efforts to fight terrorism and cybercrime, during a visit by FBI director Robert Mueller to Bucharest. Data managers will be aware of the rise in cyber crime in recent years and the increasing sophistication of attacks, but there are steps businesses can take limit the risk. Also listen to hear the job of the day!!
Teamwork with the FBI and the Bulgarian police helped to round up an international cyber crime gang. The gang has allegedly been draining money through illegal transactions. As the threat of cybercrime continues to grow, governments and private companies are now exploring ways to tackle the problem together. This story is pretty good news, depending on where you live. The United States businesses take the threat posed to data management by cyber crime a lot more seriously by than by those in the UK. Also listen to hear the job of the day!!
The effects of cyber security could trickle down into your home. That’s the latest threat from cyber criminals the United States is working to ward off. A report released this week from Massachusetts Institute of Technology says the country must have standards to fight against cyber attacks on power lines that run right into homes and businesses. A new web video comes as evidence the hacker group Anonymous is getting involved in the 2012 election. Draft legislation that proposes the establishment of a so-called National Information Sharing Organization will be the subject of a hearing held today by the House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Infrastructure Protection and Security Technologies. Also listen to hear the job of the day.
Cyber security is has long been an issue for those in technology. Now, as it gains in popularity among criminals, it is also gaining as an economic problem. A survey recently released by PricewaterhouseCoopers showed that cybercrime is the fourth most prevalent economic crime globally. Some experts even predict that it will shoot up to second on that list in about two years. Take cybercrime more seriously. That’s what’s governments around the world are being urged to take the threat of cybercrime more seriously as a new initiative is set to bring help to countries looking to keep online scammers at bay. The New Year will bring new opportunities for most consumers and businesses. Unfortunately, those new opportunities are often accompanied by new threats posed by cybercriminals bent on exploiting cybersecurity in new ways. Also check out the job of the day.
Hackers coulb be hitting you where it hurts, your smartphone or you tablet. Cyber criminals are stepping up in their ways to get your online information and you may be surprised to hear what they are doing now. Britain's electronic listening agency, GCHQ, is trying to reach individuals with "a keen interest in code breaking and ethical hacking" for new career opportunities. Also check out the job of the day!
Congress may not be able to agree on much theses days but they do realize something needs to be done to better protect the country from a cyber attack. Because of that very real threat, Congress is headed in the right direction to passing a cyber security bill. A new cyber crime campaign is drawing national attention. The FBI warns of a scheme where crooks launch crippling cyber attacks against banks while simultaneously harvesting your bank-account credentials and making it impossible for you to get your money back once the fraud is complete. Your cellphone could have spyware on it and you don’t even know it. According to Android developer Trevor Eckhart, over 100 million smartphones track their owners’ every move as a result of preinstalled software from most major carriers. Also check out the job of the day!!!
The United States Federal Bureau of Investigations helped to make a huge arrest, putting behind bars four Manila people accused of hacking numerous trunk lines of multiple U.S. telecommunication companies. One well-known target was AT&T. The cloud is the next big thing in computer technology and apparently hackers know that. In order to fight cybercrime in the cloud, Trend Micro, a computer security company, is looking to link up with the International Cybersecurity Protection Alliance to establish the "Global Cyber Nation" in Washington, D.C. Cyber crime is on the rise and some experts say it’s your fault. Researchers have applied criminological concepts and research methods in the study of cyber-crime, leading to recommendations for IT managers to use in the prevention of cyber-attacks on their networks. Also, check out the job of the day!!!
Buying a cheap knock off of the hottest designer may seem innocent enough. However, it’s illegal to copies of high-end merchandise without giving credit or money to the real designers and creators and the FBI stepped in to put some of those people who allegedly sell fake items behind bars. Is it fact or is it fiction. HP is looking into claims that any LaserJet the company made prior to 2009 could remotely catch on fire on a hacker’s control. Facebook has taken some heat recently for its privacy policy. Today, it reached an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission regarding the social network's policy on changing privacy controls and informing users of those changes. Also check out the job of the day!!
The UK government wants computer users to feel free to use an open and uncensored Internet but the country is also taking steps to introduce measures to by cyber criminals from the web. The British government is taking a proactive stance to prevent cyber crime. Last week, the country announced the creation of a cyber security hub as a part of its cyber security strategy. Researchers have been busy trying to make sure the cyber world and the real world safe places for everyone. They are crafting self-powered sensors for installation in insect cyborgs. That will enable them to perform surveillance, monitor hazardous environments and assist first-responders in search-and-rescue missions. Also check out the job of the day!!
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