Info Risk Today Podcast

One community bank shares its side of the corporate account takeover story, and a new survey finds that security compliance reduces long-term expenses.

Wells Fargo's Alexander says breach disclosure laws are getting tougher.

"Once you get over the idea that we don't have permanent world peace, and people may need to attack each other in particular circumstances ... then maybe there's a lot of good things to say about cyberweapons," says Peter Sommer of the London School of Economics' Information Systems and Innovation Group.

Sheryl Rose, the first chief information security officer at Catholic Health Initiatives, is leading efforts to implement a comprehensive security strategy as the organization rolls out electronic health records.

NACHA's CEO says ACH-related fraud is often over-hyped, and occurs far less often than check- and payment card-related fraud. But when corporate accounts are breached, fraudulent ACH transactions lead to big financial losses.

Tripwire's Shenoy says security compliance improves the bottom-line.

January's top news and views: top 10 government IT security influencers for 2011, state battles data leakage, giving non-IT managers ownership of IT risk and surveying government IT security practitioners.

The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council is expected to issue new security guidance revisiting online banking and strong authentication, and a new report from Aite finds internal fraud at most institutions is underreported.

The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council is expected to issue new security guidance revisiting online banking and strong authentication, and a new report from Aite finds internal fraud at most institutions is underreported.

An audio review of some of the most compelling content posted on HealthcareInfoSecurity.com in January 2011.

Terry Austin says banks and credit unions have the tools and the know-how to be the heroes, when it comes to ACH fraud prevention.

Dave Jevans says most U.S. banks are ill-equipped to fight 2011's newest security threats, such as automated malware attacks.

Security specialist Rebecca Herold says data loss prevention software can play a critical role in preventing information breaches.

Employment Screen Resources' Lester Rosen says there's no hotter trend in background screening than social media. But just as social networks can be used to screen applicants, they also can be abused.

Investments in mobile offers and channel integration will not be mutually exclusive in 2011, says Jim Pitts. Mobile will actually bring more channels together.

This week's top news and views: Parsing the definition of cyberwar, taking the pulse of government IT security and addressing ways to deploy secure cloud computing services.

This week's top news and views: The FFIEC is expected to issue new security guidance that revisits online banking and strong authentication, and IronKey's Dave Jevans says the industry should fight online fraud, rather than focusing narrowly on ACH.

The FFIEC is expected to issue new security guidance that revisits online banking and strong authentication, and IronKey's Dave Jevans says the industry should fight online fraud, rather than focusing narrowly on ACH.

This week's top news and views: Accenture to Study EHR Interoperability; Clinics Have a Long Way to Go on Security; HITECH As a Security Reminder.

Implementing electronic health records software that includes security components is just the first of many steps involved in ensuring security, says Bonnie Cassidy, president of the American Health Information Management Association.