Posted in April 25, 2013 ¬ 10:02 amh.DSchwartz
Imagine hundreds of billions of dollars vanishing right before your eyes. Well that’s exactly what happened yesterday when someone caused the stock market to temporarily crash by hacking into AP’s Twitter feed and tweeting about a White House bombing that never happened. Unfortunately, hacking, intrusions, phishing and Internet fraud are just some of the malicious [...]
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Posted in April 4, 2013 ¬ 4:05 pmh.Ian Goldsmith
Last year’s Barclay Bank Libor-rigging scandal was likely caused by cultural problems following a speedy expansion, according to a recent BBC News article. A study found the financial services firm’s strong culture of winning, siloed departments with different values, and lack of emphasis on customer and client needs led to the breakdown. The simple fact [...]
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Posted in March 6, 2013 ¬ 6:44 pmh.KMondrus
It’s a given that Managed File Transfer (MFT) transfers files. But what exactly makes it stand out from other file transfer solutions? For one, MFT supports the highest levels of governance, compliance and security. That’s why a growing number of companies are turning to MFT. Businesses simply can’t afford to lose data these days, and [...]
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Posted in February 20, 2013 ¬ 10:27 amh.KMondrus
It’s in our nature to assume we’re immune—that bad stuff only happens to other people. We tell ourselves that yes, texting and driving is dangerous, but we’re really good drivers so we’re fine. Yes, eating a high-fat diet can cause heart attacks, but those things only happen to other people. Sometimes data breaches happen, and [...]
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Posted in February 7, 2013 ¬ 8:28 amh.DSchwartz
As banks face a growing number of costly incidents, it begs the question, why? According to a recent BBC News article and our own experience—the answer lies somewhere between an overdependence on antiquated code, complex line-of-business and geographical variations, mass mergers and acquisitions, tighter SLAs and changes in data transfer patterns. Testing alone won’t be enough [...]
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Posted in January 24, 2013 ¬ 8:07 amh.KMondrus
Security and risk professionals get it. CIOs get it. CEOs get it. The potential costs that a loss of data can cause are staggering. News reports every year remind us of the clear-cut financial and reputation damage that data loss has caused some organizations. So we know the dangers — but what can we do? [...]
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Posted in January 10, 2013 ¬ 10:00 amh.KMondrus
B2B integration architecture needs a makeover. When it comes to whether or not it meets the demands of a modern business, many are simply not passing the test. All too often businesses still rely on a veritable soup of integration technology—which is expensive and lacks features like SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). Furthermore, a recent [...]
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Posted in December 20, 2012 ¬ 6:55 amh.VHudley
ACCELERATE – SAP Global Trade Services Leader, Krypt Inc. not only helps automate and streamline cross-border supply chain trade processes, they are the latest member of the growing SEEBURGER Partner Program. Krypt is recognized as a leading company in the Supply Chain Execution space with offices across North America and India. Krypt is a niche [...]
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Posted in December 13, 2012 ¬ 8:41 amh.RKhanna
A recent confession by Dropbox that their system was hacked should make every CIO’s blood run cold, not to mention validate IBM’s recent ban on the file hosting service. In the absence of an enterprise data access strategy that extends to tablets and smartphones, BYOD users are turning to free consumer services like Dropbox to [...]
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Posted in November 27, 2012 ¬ 1:52 pmh.KMondrus
In a large organization, chances are there is more than one Rob Johnson, Bill Smith or Susan Hill working there. Whatever the case may be, sending files through SAP to the wrong Rob, Bill or Susan, is just one of the many ways data can get lost inside and outside a company. The fact of [...]
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