Fraud Police Buckling Under Mountains of Data
Fraud investigators are struggling to cope with vast quantities of data sent to them by financial institutions, meaning some crimes may go uninvestigated or even unnoticed, experts said on Wednesday.
The Scoop on Restaurant Loss Prevention and Cash Management
Friendly's Restaurants' Ernie Patnode approaches cash management with a lot of common sense, a little technology and, yes, politeness
Which Employees Pose the Biggest Risk?
Tech savvy junior sales representatives between the ages of 26-35 pose the highest security risk of all employees.
Employee Hotline Calls Usually Warrant Investigation
Whistleblowers typically aren't whistling Dixie
How to Stop a Thief by Thinking Like a Thief
Connie Veates, assistant VP of corporate security and business continuity at BellSouth, developed a comprehensive antifraud program. The cornerstone of that program is the team's ability to think like a thief.
Most Calls to Confidential Hotlines Spur Investigations
A new report analyzing more than 180,000 calls collected by a confidential hotline service that consists of 550 organizations found that in the majority of cases, the callers reported information that warranted an investigation.
Jim Ratley and ACFE: Going Broad on Fraud
Five years post-Enron, corporate fraud and white-collar crime continue to make headlines. Jim Ratley of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners checks in to talk about corporate fraud and effective investigations.
Three Companies that Fought Back
Standing your ground isn't always easy—or popular. But three business leaders tackled their security challenges head-on, and won.
How One Small Business Fought Piracy
A look at how a small Mom-and-Pop operation took the offensive against criminals who were stealing their media products.
Lessons from the Third Annual E-Crime Survey
CSO's annual e-crime poll, conducted in conjunction with Carnegie Mellon University's CERT
Gartner Video: Best Practices for Web Application Security and Compliance
Faced with the growing threat of hacker attacks, how do you protect your data and your corporate reputation while increasing revenue?
Email Continuity: Don't Know What You've Got Till it's Gone
Today, more email is being sent and attachment sizes are becoming larger. This means that security, archiving, and continuity systems must be able to scale easily. Learn to manage your email better…
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