2,500 firms fall victim to ‘sophisticated' hackers
Every day companies are affected by hackers. But few attacks have ever had this type of scope.
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19,000 reasons to protect your firm against file-sharing exposures
While companies rely on peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing networks to help employees do their jobs more efficiently, hackers prey on these networks as a means of lifting confidential info.
Pare back IT without scrapping projects: 3 ways
Are we spending to much on IT? It’s a question many companies wrestle with on a regular basis — and they don’t have to.
Are these 'Finance' skills more important today?
Sonia’s an Excel whiz, a certified payroll professional … and likely to be passed over for the perky candidate with a gift for the gab!
'Continuous auditing': The next trend in compliance?
While running internal audits has become a fairly common practice, some firms are taking it a step further.
Account theft up: How safe is your company cash?
What is your bank doing to keep your cash safe? If you don’t know, now’s a good time to find out — and the more detailed the info, the better.
New way for hackers to steal staffers' data
A simple SMS text sent remotely by any hacker with a little skill and a few tools could wreak havoc on your staffers’ company phones.
Best of FinanceTech: Obama's phone turns into a car?
All the hype and gossip about President Barack Obama’s BlackBerry addiction got another twist Monday morning when the new president deadpanned to NBC “Today Show’s” Matt Lauer that his new smartphone “has everything. It can turn into a car if I have to make a quick getaway.”
The sloppy security habit that could be costing you big
Of course you know 12345 isn’t the best idea for a password. But are the passwords and practices you and your staffers use just as bad?
