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Bank boosts security after couriers lose backup tapes
The Bank of New York Mellon.is encrypting its back up tapes after approximately 4.5 million affected by breaches. Article | 03 Jun 2008
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State Street breach highlights encryption limits, vendor due diligence
State Street encrypted its data, but a contractor unencrypted it and lost the disk drive containing the information on thousands of accounts. Article | 30 May 2008
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Best practices for implementing a data disposal policy
Because of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, intentional document destruction is now a process that must be carefully monitored. But a "document" takes on many forms, from spreadsheets and emails to instant messages and Word files. In this expert Q&A, Michael ... Interview | 03 Apr 2008
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Discarded hard drives can be dangerous
A treasure trove of sensitive information can end up in the wrong hands if old hard drives aren't properly disposed of, one security expert warns. Article | 17 Jan 2008
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Lessons learned: The Texas Insurance Claims Services case
In this tip, we explore the Texas Insurance Claims Services data disposal case and what the current requirements for data disposal at financial firms are. Tip
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A path to destruction
Data destruction can be tricky business, but financial services firms can follow six principals to create an effective process. Tip
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Week 11: Are you throwing out company secrets?
In this week's column, Shelley Bard discusses when and how to destroy electronic data. Tip
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Talking trash: Secure information disposal
Find out what's in your dumpster that could fall into the wrong hands, and measures for secure trash disposal. Tip
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The TJX data security breach: 10-K filing shows IAM and compliance mistakes
Analysis of TJX's recent 10-K regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission exposes the company's lack of basic security and non-compliance with industry standards. But as Joel Dubin writes, a closer look highlights lessons from which... Tip
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Lessons learned: The Texas Insurance Claims Services case
In this tip, we explore the Texas Insurance Claims Services data disposal case and what the current requirements for data disposal at financial firms are. Tip
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Bank boosts security after couriers lose backup tapes
The Bank of New York Mellon.is encrypting its back up tapes after approximately 4.5 million affected by breaches. Article
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State Street breach highlights encryption limits, vendor due diligence
State Street encrypted its data, but a contractor unencrypted it and lost the disk drive containing the information on thousands of accounts. Article
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Best practices for implementing a data disposal policy
Because of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, intentional document destruction is now a process that must be carefully monitored. But a "document" takes on many forms, from spreadsheets and emails to instant messages and Word files. In this expert Q&A, Michael ... Interview
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A path to destruction
Data destruction can be tricky business, but financial services firms can follow six principals to create an effective process. Tip
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Discarded hard drives can be dangerous
A treasure trove of sensitive information can end up in the wrong hands if old hard drives aren't properly disposed of, one security expert warns. Article
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Week 11: Are you throwing out company secrets?
In this week's column, Shelley Bard discusses when and how to destroy electronic data. Tip
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Talking trash: Secure information disposal
Find out what's in your dumpster that could fall into the wrong hands, and measures for secure trash disposal. Tip
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The TJX data security breach: 10-K filing shows IAM and compliance mistakes
Analysis of TJX's recent 10-K regulatory filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission exposes the company's lack of basic security and non-compliance with industry standards. But as Joel Dubin writes, a closer look highlights lessons from which... Tip
About Secure data disposal and destruction
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