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Computer crimes call for forensics specialists, people who know how to find and follow the evidence.
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Implement a systematic approach to security in mobile application development with help from this practical guide that also features case studies, code examples and best practices.
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12 Jun 2012
ISACA International Event
Dallas, Texas, USA
ISACA Training is a unique educational event designed to provide the tools you need to maintain, update and upgrade your skills, and to continue your professional development.
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7 Aug 2012
ISACA International Event
Chicago, Illinois, USA
ISACA Training is a unique educational event designed to provide the tools you need to maintain, update and upgrade your skills, and to continue your professional development.
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11 Sep 2012
ISACA International Event
San Francisco, California, USA
ISACA Training is a unique educational event designed to provide the tools you need to maintain, update and upgrade your skills, and to continue your professional development.
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2 Oct 2012
ISACA International Event
Orlando, Florida, USA
ISACA Training is a unique educational event designed to provide the tools you need to maintain, update and upgrade your skills, and to continue your professional development.
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6 Nov 2012
ISACA International Event
New York, New York, USA
ISACA Training is a unique educational event designed to provide the tools you need to maintain, update and upgrade your skills, and to continue your professional development.
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Volume 3, 2012
by Steven J. Ross, CISA, CISSP, MBCP
To accelerate investments in security, we security professionals must do a better job of communicating the reality of the threats that our organizations face.
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Volume 1, 2012
by Edward Amoroso | Reviewed by Jeimy J. Cano M., Ph.d., CFC, CFE, CMAS
This book is particularly interesting to and useful for information security and IT governance professionals because of its strategic and tactical guidance that can help refine decisions on the protection of critical infrastructure.
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Volume 6, 2011
by Steven J. Ross, CISA, CISSP, MBCP
Enterprises other than governments have the ability to do some serious damage electronically—my turn to eat crow.
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Volume 5, 2011
by Steven J. Ross, CISA, CISSP, MBCP
Serious cyberattacks have been in the news quite a lot recently. Large organizations in the United States, including Lockheed, Google, Citigroup and the International Monetary Fund, have all reported successful attempts perpetrated against them.
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Volume 4, 2011
by Joel Scambray, Vincent Liu and Caleb Sima | Reviewed by Connie Spinelli, CISA, CFE, CIA, CMA, CPA
This book is an eye-opening resource for grasping the realities of today’s web application security landscape.
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Volume 3, 2011
by Henk-Jan van der Molen
The purpose of this article is to use the insights of network theory in the discussion of how the malware problem can be reduced.
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A former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) computer programmer was freed after his conviction for stealing the bank’s high-speed trading code was reversed by a U.S. appeals court.
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Extensive investigation into command and control infrastructure used by an Advanced Persistent Threat
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No real publicity for the security over there
Using seven passwords stolen from top Nortel executives, including the chief executive, the hackers—who appeared to be working in China—penetrated Nortel's computers at least as far back as 2000 and over the years downloaded technical papers, research-and-development reports, business plans, employee emails and other documents, according to Brian Shields, a former 19-year Nortel veteran who led an internal investigation.
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Kingpin is a true story in an underworld of startling scope and power, one in which ordinary American teenagers work hand-in-hand with murderous Russian mobsters, in which a simple wi-fi connection can unleash a torrent of gold worth millions. A must read for anyone interested in the hacking scene.
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fascinating piece in the December issue of American Banker on how the technology used within the Bernie Madoff empire may have helped perpetrate and conceal the fraudulent goings on within the company. Well worth a read, and if you can identify with similar concerns within your own company perhaps you also should be worried!
Contributed by ISACA on 30 May 2010
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The following outlines example precautionary steps recommended for a bank, but some of the measures are valid for any institution.
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On March 1st, I was invited to speak at the CampIT conference on Enterprise Risk/Security Management at Rosemont Convention Center.
Before me there were two speakers. The first presenter spent an hour presenting the story from the trenches of technolog...
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(By: William Darío Ávila Díaz, PhD)
A new tool to combat Internet crime is now a reality thanks to an agreement signed by thirty countries, where they commit to the creation of international legislation attached to the local laws of each of...
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(By: William Darío Ávila Díaz, PhD)Keywords: trilogy in the security strategy; criminal gangs; terrorism on the Internet; legislation; and cyber-communication tools.
In Colombia we have seen that has developed over the past 50 years, cyberterrorism.
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Yesterday Apple released a pretty big update for the MacBook Pro. As is typically the case with Apple, you have to dig a little bit for the security related stuff. Here is the list of security vulnerabilities the update addresses. It is pretty substanti...
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Microsoft Security Advisory recommneds you dissable MHTML on Internet Explorer until further notice. They are working on a security flaw which allows hackers to exploit the browser with malicious code injection. Enterprise professionals can also disable A...
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