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New Idea for Active Shooter Incidents by Jeffrey Ellis
Active shooter events in the U.S., unfortunately, are becoming more frequent — so much so that the Wall Street Journal reported this week that school districts are stepping up purchases of insurance...
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Why Small Firms Need Cyber Coverage by Harris Tsangaris
There’s barely a week that goes by without some sort of cyber security incident — a system hack, a data breach, putting thousands if not millions of people’s personal information at risk. Although big...
View ArticleHacking the Human: Social Engineering
Virtually every business relies on a network to conduct its daily operations. This often involves the collection, storage, transfer and eventual disposal of sensitive data. Securing that data continues...
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IRS Is Stepping Up Anti-Fraud Measures
The Internal Revenue Service is taking as long as 21 days to review tax returns, according to research from fraud prevention vendor iovation, a clear sign that Uncle Sam has stepped up anti-fraud...
View ArticleApple v. FBI: Inevitable Conflicts on Tech
The battle between the FBI and Apple over the unlocking of a terrorist’s iPhone will likely require Congress to create legislation. That’s because there really aren’t any existing laws that encompass...
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Has an International Cyber War Begun?
Cyber attacks were once on the periphery of American business consciousness. That mindset changed over the past two years. A series of devastating events, including the 2014 cyber attack against Sony,...
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Texas physician Dennis B. Barson Jr. and his medical clinic administrator are headed to prison. The 10-year prison sentence imposed against Barson, like an $8 million-plus healthcare fraud civil...
View ArticleUnstructured Data: New Cyber Worry
Companies are generating mountains of unstructured data and, in doing so, unwittingly adding to their security exposure. Unstructured data is any piece of information that doesn’t get stored in a...
View ArticleWhy Medical Records Are Easy to Hack
If hacked credit and debit card account numbers are like gold in the cyber underground, then stolen healthcare records, containing patient information, are like diamonds. Private details such as Social...
View ArticleMinority-Contracting Compliance — Three Risks
On Jan. 13, 2014, the Department of Justice announced that two former executives of Schuylkill Products had been sentenced to two years in federal prison and forced to pay $119 million in restitution...
View ArticleWhy Traditional Crime Measurements Don’t Tell the Whole Story
All over the nation, the question is being asked, “Why is the overall crime rate in the US on the decline?” We have the answer: “It’s not.” In 1930, the FBI was given the task of collecting and...
View ArticleAn Inside Perspective On Automobile Insurance Fraud, Part 2
This is Part 2 in a two-part series on automobile insurance fraud. Part 1 in the series appears here. Who Participates In This Type Of Insurance Fraud? Just about anyone. You'd be surprised. Even...
View ArticleA Look At Cyber Risk Of Financial Institutions
Overview Of The Risk There were more than 26 million new strains of malware released into circulation in 2011. Such a rate would produce nearly 3,000 new strains of malware an hour! Almost two-thirds...
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