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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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11 Dec 2012
ISACA International Event
Las Vegas, Nevada, 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, 2011
by Tommie W. Singleton and Aaron J. Singleton | Reviewed by Horst Karin, Ph.D., CISA, CISP, ITIL
The mission of this book is to provide a comprehensive textbook filled with knowledge, experience and methodologies for the financial auditor, fraud auditor and forensic accountant.
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Volume 5, 2010
by Robert Schperberg, CISM, EnCEP
Schperberg is Chevron’s global IT forensics investigations lead.
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Volume 2, 2010
by Yin Pan, Ph.D., Bill Stackpole and Luther Troell, Ph.D.
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Volume 6, 2009
by Patty Bates, CISM, CSSLP, MCSE
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Volume 3, 2009
by Albert J. Marcella Jr., Ph.D., CISA, and Douglas A. Menendez, CIA, CISA, MBA | Reviewed by A. Rafeq, CISA, CGEIT, CIA, CCSA, FCA
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Volume 3, 2009
by MacDonnell Ulsch
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A judge on Monday ordered a Colorado woman to decrypt her laptop computer so prosecutors can use the files against her in a criminal case. The defendant, accused of bank fraud, had unsuccessfully argued that being forced to do so violates the Fifth Amendment’s protection against compelled self-incrimination.
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Focus of this article is to identify ways that information in the enterprise can be inappropriately removed and a framework for how to mitigate these risks and protect your organization from the potential litigation, fines, and sheer embarrassment that can follow from such an event.
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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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This paper details how a SIEM (security information and event management) solution has been proven to improve organization effectiveness and reduce risk by protecting against fraud, data loss, and insider threats.
Contributed by ISACA on 30 May 2010
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Because of unsolicited promotional email and other forms of network abuse, access to network services—such as mail exchangers—is restricted more and more often. This document suggests a procedural framework for administrators whose networks or servers have been “blacklisted”
Contributed by ISACA on 30 May 2010
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Criminals are taking advantage of a bug in the Asterisk Internet telephony system that lets them pump out thousands of scam phone calls in an hour, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation warned Friday
Contributed by ISACA on 30 May 2010
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To share various espects in cloud computing viz; history, availability, deployment, integrity, availability, confidentiality, security, cloud sharing etc.
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In the UK? Report UK bank internet phishing scams!
Are you getting lots of fake internet phishing scam e-mails. I've been reporting and forwarding mine to the UK bank safe group;
http://www.banksafeonline.org.uk/report_scam.html
This site was setup...
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