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PII and PIFI data privacy and retention News
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September 16, 2010
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Sep'10
FDIC releases guidance on digital copier security and printer risks
Financial institutions need to implement policies and procedures to protect sensitive data stored on devices like copiers, agency says.
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January 15, 2010
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Jan'10
Lincoln National Corp. discloses security vulnerability
Shared passwords and usernames used by two subsidiaries may have exposed sensitive data of 1.2 million customers
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January 11, 2010
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Jan'10
Malicious attacks behind more data security breaches than human error
Study of data security breaches reported last year shows rise in hacker attacks and insider theft over accidental data exposure
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October 30, 2009
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Oct'09
Bank computer technician indicted in identity theft scheme
New York technician stole the identities of more than 150 bank employees and victimized charities in a $1.1 million fraud scam
PII and PIFI data privacy and retention Get Started
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personally identifiable information (PII)
Personally identifiable information (PII) is any data that could potentially identify a specific individual. Continue Reading
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personally identifiable financial information (PIFI)
Personally identifiable financial information (PIFI) is any type of personally identifiable information (PII) that is linked to that person's finances. Continue Reading
Evaluate PII and PIFI data privacy and retention Vendors & Products
Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.
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Should privacy professionals be legal minds or techies?
Hiring privacy professionals for your enterprise can be a daunting task. Expert Mike O. Villegas explains the role and what qualities to look for in candidates. Continue Reading
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Considerations for buying and implementing DLP solutions
Financial institutions are looking to data loss prevention solutions to prevent costly data security breaches. In this tip, Dave Shackleford explains key issues to weigh before buying and installing a DLP product. Continue Reading
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Identity management federation best practices
Outsourcing is necessary in the financial industry, but establishing secure partner communications can be difficult. Learn some best practices for implementing identity management federation. Continue Reading
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Data masking best practices for protecting sensitive information
Protection of customer data is critical for financial services firms but encryption isn't the only option. Learn key considerations for data masking. Continue Reading
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Best practices and requirements for GLBA compliance
GLBA requirements to protect personal information have become more relevant than ever. In this tip, Paul Rohmeyer examines best practices for GLBA compliance. Continue Reading
Problem Solve PII and PIFI data privacy and retention Issues
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Building an unstructured data protection program
Learn how to develop a holistic approach to managing the risks associated with unstructured data. Continue Reading
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Disaster recovery security considerations for financial services
Financial firms need to include security in their disaster recovery planning. In this tip, Randall Gamby discusses how enterprises can ensure information remains secure during a business disruption. Continue Reading
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Security benefits of virtual desktop infrastructures
In a highly regulated industry where security is critical, financial-services firms are turning to virtual desktop infrastructures. In this tip, Eric Ogren explains the security benefits of virtualized desktops and virtual workspace projects, ... Continue Reading