Banking Information Security Podcast

This week's top news and views: Researchers in Spain confirm that Zeus has infiltrated mobile, and a new Trojan, Bugat, hits LinkedIn.

If passed, Sen. Charles Schumer's proposed amendment to Regulation E could do more harm than good, says Doug Johnson of the American Bankers Association.

With so much buzz about mobile banking and mobile payments, BITS is hosting a two-day event to address security concerns for the industry and consumers.

This week's top news and views: Reg. E Amendment Introduced in Senate; NCUA Creates 'Bridge' Credit Unions. And don't miss our audio week-in-review podcast by Managing Editor Tracy Kitten.

This week's top news and views: Reg. E Amendment Introduced in Senate; Insider Trading: Kerviel Sentencing Reveals Gaps. And don't miss our audio week-in-review podcast by Managing Editor Tracy Kitten.

When it comes to business continuity and disaster recovery planning, it isn't the cause of the disaster that's the concern - it's the potentially devastating effects.

Ron Lander explains why convergence remains such a challenge.

IT security attorney Dave Navetta: Law enforcement is capturing cybercriminals.

At the recent Bank Security Conference in Miami, Latin American banking leaders gathered to send a resounding message: Fraud is a global banking threat that requires global solutions.

Latin American banks have been leaders in mobile banking and online services. As such, they also have been leading targets of fraudsters.

The Zeus threat is striking businesses and financial institutions throughout the world, and it's suspected to be the malware behind recent attacks on mobile devices.

Anti-Phishing Working Group's Dave Jevans says arrests for Zeus-related schemes prove the cybercrime fight requires global cooperation.

Vishing attacks take over phishing; and CUinfoSecurity.com launches its first survey focused on financial fraud

Vishing attacks take over phishing; and BankInfoSecurity.com launches its first survey focused on financial fraud.

When it comes to managing third-party service providers, regulatory guidance hasn't evolved - but the technology landscape has.

Kevin Johnson, SANS instructor and security expert, on what you need to know about Stuxnet, Twitter worms and other new threats to organizations and privacy.

This week's top news and views: The arrest of 53 suspects charged with a sophisticated identity theft and fraud scheme gets the attention of federal agents, and the message from the PCI Security Standards Council's annual North American Community Meeting: "Stolen Credit Card Information Is a Commodity That Has Worth."

This week's top news and views: The arrest of 53 suspects charged with a sophisticated identity theft and fraud scheme gets the attention of federal agents, and the message from the PCI Security Standards Council's annual North American Community Meeting: "Stolen Credit Card Information Is a Commodity That Has Worth."

Emerging payments technologies, such as tokenization, are already being deployed in the marketplace, but standardization, as it relates to the security of some of these emerging solutions, is lacking.

Mobile technology will play a dominant role in future U.S. payments and could bridge the gap between magnetic-stripe cards and EMV chip and PIN.