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Probe uncovers first chip-and-pin card fraud
Fraud investigators have uncovered the first chip-and-pin fraud, leaving payment systems vulnerabl 14 Aug 2008
Half of accountancy firms in the UK are at risk of data theft
Research published by IT support company Ulysses finds that 45% of people working in accountancy firms are at risk of IT theft 24 Jul 2008
IT security must have human element says Poynter
Former chairman of PwC warns against relying on technology instead of good management if data security is to be guaranteed 16 Jul 2008
Child benefit data loss a communication muddle, claims Poynter
A catalogue of 'unfortunate' events at HMRC triggered the loss of sensitive child record data according to PwC review 25 Jun 2008
McAfee appoints 'Rocky' as CFO
Albert 'Rocky' Pimentel punching in at anti-virus company from 15 May 02 May 2008
UK finance firms urged to tighten up on data security
FSA presses financial firms to take greater precautions to stop data leaks 24 Apr 2008
Accountant falls foul of ICO data demands
North London man fined by the Information Commissioner's Office for offences under the Data Protection Act 23 Apr 2008
Tax filing site offers VeriSign protection
Online tax filing site FileYourTaxes offers VeriSign protection 30 Jan 2008
- Criminal finance 'can be beaten by accountants'
- Lloyds FD's name used in email scam
- Rush to MiFID 'creating new threats'
- ICO prosecutes more accountants over data protection
- UK organisations failing on data sharing
- Security chiefs fail to justify regulation spending
- Banker gets advisory role at KPMG
- Deloitte: UK companies breached ‘from within’
- Auditor exposes client information
- Web abuse threatens company security
- PAYE online suspended after access breaches
- Companies ignore identity theft risk
- Accountant stole client's cash to live 'high life'
- City warned not to be complacent over terrorism
- Identity theft on the rise
- Police crack down on identity theft in business
- Bank attack used key-loggers costing just £20
- International hackers attempt massive heist
- Loophole lets fraudsters steal IDs
- Accountants won't be forced to check ID cards
- New client? ID card please
- Staff the greatest threat to firms' security
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Insider - Shine a light on fraud
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