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Most forward-looking companies today leverage the internet as their primary business communications tool linking employees, customers, partners, and suppliers. As a former police officer, it was driven into me during my formative years as an investigator that every facet of every case had to be prepared with the utmost diligence. All too often, we shoot ourselves in the foot as information security professionals by the language we use with executives. A leading managed security service provider (MSSP) in the financial sector announced today that it found credit unions were more likely than traditional banks to be attacked by hackers and malicious users.

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Anti-spam company MailFrontier is warning companies that a new phishing technique has surfaced. How easy is it to hack into London companies’ wireless networks? We sent Dan Ilett into the streets to find out There is every indication that 2002 will be the year of voice over Internet protocol (VoIP). Traditionally, security administration has focused on enforcement products. To label the genre that is a combination of pure digital finesse and old fashioned guile as something so artless and blunt as 'hacking' seems unfortunate. Advancement in the use of technology is unfortunately not confined to the law-abiding citizens and organizations of the world. As the lines dividing intranets and extranets continue to blur, companies like yours are rushing to expose private network applications and information assets to customers, business partners and employees. Nowadays, it seems like everybody has a PDA. However, as an inevitable corollary, it seems like everyone is eventually bound to misplace their PDA. You could actually title this article "Virus Alert - I just Got Nailed," Part Two. (The link to the first installment, published in December 2001, is www.infosecnews.com/opinion/2001/12/12_03.htm). A blueprint to help financial institutions help comply with Basel II regulations by 2006 has been drawn up by a security consultancy. It seems obvious to me that electronic security took a significant step forward in 2001. Organizations are increasingly relying on application service providers (ASPs) to perform critical functions in their environments. What is information security? At first glance, it seems obvious that crime extends well beyond the boundaries of technology and computers. The combination of terrorism fears and high-profile virus, worm and denial-of-service attacks, along with ongoing break-in revelations, has given new urgency to network and application security issues.