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Dyman Associates Risk Management : So You Think You Have a Point of Sale Terminal Problem? - 1 views

If your company has a Point of Sale (POS) terminal anywhere in its infrastructure, you are no doubt aware from the active media coverage that malware attacks have been plaguing POS systems across t...

Dyman Associates Risk Management So You Think Have a Point of Sale Terminal Problem?

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Dyman Review: Park Associates, Networked Medical Devices to exceed 14 million unit sal... - 0 views

Firm sees Health Data Gateway as Strategic Investment Focus for device makers, care providers New digital health research from Parks Associates predicts U.S. unit sales of networked medical device...

Dyman Review Park Associates Networked Medical Devices to exceed 14 million unit sales in 2018

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Dallas Firm iSight Vaults to National Attention with Cyber Scam Report, Dyman & Associa... - 1 views

Target shoppers won't be the only ones who have had their personal information breached, says John Watters of iSight Partners. In business, when a customer of a company becomes an investor in the ...

Dallas Firm iSight Vaults to National Attention with Cyber Scam Report Dyman & Associates Risk Management Projects

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Card Brands Launch Security Initiative, Dyman & Associates Risk Management Projects - 1 views

http://www.bankinfosecurity.com/card-brands-launch-security-initiative-a-6610 In addition to the card brands, the coalition will include banks of all sizes, credit unions, acquirers, retailers, po...

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Dyman Review: Parks Associates CEO honored at 2014 Legacy Awards - 1 views

Tricia Parks, Chairman, Founder, and CEO of Parks Associates, was recently recognized by Women in CE as a 2014 Legacy Awards honoree. Other honorees include: Sandra Benedetto, director of product m...

Dyman Review Parks Associates CEO honored at 2014 Legacy Awards

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Dyman Associates Risk Management: 10 lessons learned from major retailers' cyber breaches - 1 views

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Dyman Associates Risk Management major retailers' cyber breaches

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There has been extensive adverse publicity surrounding what has become the largest data breach in the retail industry, affecting Target and two other U.S. retailers. In November-December 2013, cyber thieves executed a well-planned intrusion into Target's computer network and the point-of-sale terminals at its 1,800 stores around the holiday season and successfully obtained not only 40 million customers' credit and debit card information, but also non-card customer personal data for as many as 70 million customers. In addition, 1.1 million payment cards from Neiman Marcus and 3 million cards used at Michaels were reportedly exposed. The respected Ponemon Institute announced this June it believes that hackers have exposed the personal information of 110 million Americans-roughly half of the nation's adults-in the last 12 months alone, and this number reflects the impact of major retailer breaches and others in different governmental or business sectors, but does not include hacks revealed in July-August 2014. As we speak, there are news reports about the discovery of large quantities of personal information (including user names and passwords) mined from many websites by a Russian-based hacker group and new malware threats focused at retailers. According to a report released by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, technology that is widely used to allow employees to work from home or permit IT and administrative personnel to remotely maintain systems is being exploited by hackers to deploy point-of-sale (PoS) malware that is designed to steal credit card data. This threat is being called "Backoff Malware".

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">There has been extensive adverse publicity surrounding what has become the largest data breach in the retail industry, affecting Target and two other U.S. retailers. In November-December 2013, cyber thieves executed a well-planned intrusion into Target's computer network and the point-of-sale terminals at its 1,800 stores around the holiday season and successfully obtained not only 40 million customers' credit and debit card information, but also non-card customer personal data for as many as 70 million customers. In addition, 1.1 million payment cards from Neiman Marcus and 3 million cards used at Michaels were reportedly exposed. The respected Ponemon Institute announced this June it believes that hackers have exposed the personal information of 110 million Americans-roughly half of the nation's adults-in the last 12 months alone, and this number reflects the impact of major retailer breaches and others in different governmental or business sectors, but does not include hacks revealed in July-August 2014. As we speak, there are news reports about the discovery of large quantities of personal information (including user names and passwords) mined from many websites by a Russian-based hacker group and new malware threats focused at retailers. According to a report released by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, technology that is widely used to allow employees to work from home or permit IT and administrative personnel to remotely maintain systems is being exploited by hackers to deploy point-of-sale (PoS) malware that is designed to steal credit card data. This threat is being called "Backoff Malware".</div>

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Dyman & Associates Risk Management Projects: Cybersecurity Expert Offers Tips To Consumers - 1 views

Hackers have become very sophisticated over the past few years. Not only the recent attack on Target was tremendous, but it was also rather unusual because hackers attacked the company through thei...

Cybersecurity Expert Offers Tips To Consumers Dyman & Associates Risk Management Projects

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Safety products: Web-based driver risk management, Dyman & Associates Risk Management P... - 1 views

http://www.utilityproducts.com/articles/2014/03/safety-products-web-based-driver-risk-management.html Utility vehicles: Alert Driving, a provider of web-based driver risk management solutions, has...

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Dyman Review: Panchal Associates, Contact - 1 views

We would like to introduce ourselves as a Manufacturer of Duoblock type Industrial OIL / GAS Burners, their spares & accessories. The Proprietor, Mr. B. H. Panchal is having vide experience in Erec...

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Fraud Reduction Group, PYRAMID SCHEMES - 1 views

A Pyramid Scheme is a plan by which a person gives a consideration (usually money) for the opportunity to receive money that is derived primarily from the introduction of other people to participat...

Fraud Reduction Group PYRAMID SCHEMES

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Dyman & Associates Risk Management Projects: 75% of mobile security breaches will resul... - 1 views

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With use of smartphones and tablets on the rise and sales of traditional PCs on the decline, attacks on mobile devices are maturing, says IT research and advisory firm Gartner Inc. By 2017, the focus of endpoint breaches will shift to tablets and smartphones. And, according to Gartner, 75 percent of mobile security breaches will be the result of mobile application misconfiguration and misuse. Common examples of misuse are "jailbreaking" on iOS devices and "rooting" on Android devices. These procedures allow users to access certain device resources that are normally unavailable - and remove app-specific protections and the safe "sandbox" provided by the operating system, putting data at risk. Jailbreaking and rooting can also allow malware to be downloaded to the device, enabling malicious exploits that include extraction of enterprise data. These mobile devices also become prone to brute force attacks on passcodes.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">With use of smartphones and tablets on the rise and sales of traditional PCs on the decline, attacks on mobile devices are maturing, says IT research and advisory firm Gartner Inc. By 2017, the focus of endpoint breaches will shift to tablets and smartphones. And, according to Gartner, 75 percent of mobile security breaches will be the result of mobile application misconfiguration and misuse. Common examples of misuse are "jailbreaking" on iOS devices and "rooting" on Android devices. These procedures allow users to access certain device resources that are normally unavailable - and remove app-specific protections and the safe "sandbox" provided by the operating system, putting data at risk. Jailbreaking and rooting can also allow malware to be downloaded to the device, enabling malicious exploits that include extraction of enterprise data. These mobile devices also become prone to brute force attacks on passcodes.</div>

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Dyman Review: Panchal Associates, Boilers Accessories - 2 views

We would like to introduce ourselves as a Manufacturer of Duoblock type Industrial OIL / GAS Burners, their spares & accessories. The Proprietor, Mr. B. H. Panchal is having vide experience in Erec...

Dyman Review Panchal Associates Boilers Accessories

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

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