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Owen Kemp

Dyman & Associates Risk Management Projects: Target's Cyber Security Staff Raised Conce... - 1 views

Target Corp.'s computer security staff raised concerns about vulnerabilities in the retailer's payment card system at least two months before hackers stole 40 million credit and debit card numbers ...

Target's Cyber Security Staff Raised Concerns in Months Before Breach Dyman & Associates Risk Management Projects

started by Owen Kemp on 17 Feb 14 no follow-up yet
Jeks White

Dyman & Associates Risk Management Projects: US brings fraud charges against background... - 1 views

View Source: http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2014/1/23/us-brings-fraud-chargesagainstbackgroundcheckcompany.html The Justice Department filed a civil complaint Wednesday against the company ...

US brings fraud charges against background check company Dyman & Associates Risk Management Projects

started by Jeks White on 31 Jan 14 no follow-up yet
teikon gei

Dyman Associates Risk Management: Is Your Money Safe? - 1 views

Is Your Money Safe? Risk Management Blindspots That Cost Investors Dearly Both retail and institutional investors who have survived one or more economic recessions have learned that they cannot se...

Dyman Associates Risk Management Is Your Money Safe? Blindspots That Cost Investors Dearly

started by teikon gei on 08 Oct 14 no follow-up yet
Fath Ricks

Dyman & Associates Risk Management Projects on How to Prioritize the Alerts - Malware - 1 views

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    In late May, online security firm Trusteer, an IBM company, raised alarms about a new online banking Trojan it calls Zberp. According to Trusteer, more than 450 global banking institutions in the U.S., the United Kingdom and Australia have been targeted by this malware strain, which combines features from Zeus and Carberp, two well-documented banking Trojans. Just days earlier, global cyber-intelligence firm IntelCrawler warned of new point-of-sale malware known as Nemanja, which had reportedly infected retailers in nearly 40 countries. And news about recent evolutions in the mobile malware strain known as Svpeng also has caused concern. In May, Svpeng was found to have evolved from merely a banking Trojan to a malware strain equipped with a dual ransomware feature (see New Ransomware Targets Mobile). But with so many alerts about new and emerging malware strains and attacks, how should banking institutions respond? It's a growing challenge for information and security risk officers because one of the keys to mitigating cyber-risks is differentiating new threats from older ones.
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