Citibank Data Security Breach, credit cards stolen
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Citibank Data Security Breach
Posted: 24th June 2011 by admin in Hacking News, PCI, risk assessment, Security Assesment, Security Policy, Web SecurityTags: citibank hack
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Washington State implements PCI law
Posted: 30th March 2010 by admin in Compliance, Could Computing, HIPAA, PCI, risk assessment, Security AssesmentTags: Data security, Minnesota, Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, security
Image via Wikipedia PCI laws are expanding around the country. Washington State is the latest to add a law to their books. Washington state follows Nevada and Minnesota in implementing Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI), the law is HB 1149. It changes the breach notification law they already had on the books. The [...]
What is the value of a Data Breach?
Posted: 27th January 2010 by admin in Compliance, Hacking News, HIPAA, PCI, Security AssesmentTags: Citibank, Data Breach, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Ponemon Institute, Pretty Good Privacy
Image by Getty Images via Daylife SC magazine just reported that the Ponemon Institute has determined the cost of a data breach is $204 per record. “Data breaches last year cost organizations $204 per exposed record on average, which represents an almost two percent increase over 2008, according to the fifth annual “Cost of Data [...]
Data Loss, this time with Network Solutions
Posted: 27th July 2009 by admin in Hacking News, malware, PCI, Security Assesment, Web SecurityTags: data loss, network solutions, stolen data
Data Loss, this time with Network Solution Network Solutions, one of the largest domain registrars recently announced a data breach. Malicious code was found on its e-commerce server which may have captured transactions from thousands of websites and capturing half a million or more credit cards. The company said they found the code during a [...]