Links in “Cybersecurity/Data Breaches”
- Top 5 Things to Keep in Mind About Cyber Threats
What are the top five cyber security threats that your credit union faces and how should you respond to those threats? That is the topic of an editorial by NAFCU CEO Dan Berger reminding us that point-of-sale attacks are far from over, the importance of training for both your staff and your members, and the importance of monitoring your social media accounts. [11/25/15]
- Raising Cybersecurity Awareness
The FDIC has added to its cybersecurity awareness resources for financial institutions. These supplemental materials, located here, are designed to encourage discussions regarding operational risk on common banking functions. [11/25/15]
- Meanwhile in the U.K.: One in Five Bank Accounts Hit by Cybercrime
New research shows that 21% of U.K. consumers have had personal details stolen and their bank accounts used to buy goods and services via a cyber breach. [11/24/15]
- Preparing for the Coming Wave of Cyber Extortion
The FFIEC is warning financial institutions about the increasing frequency and severity of cyber attacks involving extortion. What can be done to prepare for such attacks? Dennis Agle, CIO of AffirmX, breaks down the report and brings us up to speed in this episode of Risk Watch. [11/20/15]
- Reg. E Explained: Helping Customers Worried About Their Accounts Being Drained by Cyberthieves
With all the headlines about stolen bank account credentials, customers may be worried about their accounts being drained by cyberthieves. Here's an overview of the protections offered by Reg. E. [11/20/15]
- Et Tu, Siri?
Think your lockscreen on your iPhone will keep your personal information private? Not so, according to this article, which claims that your friendly digital assistant Siri can be suckered into coughing up names, phone numbers and calendar entries using simple voice commands. [11/19/15]
- Paris Attack Renews Focus on Privacy v. Government Surveillance
Following the tragic events last week in Paris, the issue of how much privacy is too much privacy re-emerges. [11/17/15]
- Six Cities Where Mortgage Fraud is on the Rise
Here's a list of six cities where inconsistent data, such as Social Security numbers that can't be verified, are contributing to a rise in fraud risk. [11/16/15]
- Top 4 Holiday Scams
Yes, weâll soon be in the midst of the holiday season. Unfortunately, we are also entering the holiday fraud season when retailers can expect to lose on average $480,000 per hour as the result of fraud on Cyber Monday alone. Learn about the top four internet scams that typically occur at this time of year. [11/12/15]
- Most Prone to Follow-up Breaches? Government Agencies
While most organizations redouble their efforts to shore up defenses after a data breach, government agencies seems to be most prone to be hit with multiple data breaches. [11/12/15]