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DBS Bank suffers IT outage
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Singaporean bank suffers IT collapse of front-line and back-up systems
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Companies must follow the varying demands of regulators in social networks, as markets have different obligations.
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LONDON – HSBC First Direct's Twitter account was recently used by hackers to send pornographic messages to its 800-plus followers. The attack formed part of a viral malware infection that has affected...
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Businesses vulnerable to Web 2.0 data security and reputational risks...
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The majority of UK firms are unprepared for the risks posed by the widespread use of the internet by their employees, according to research conducted by Vanson Bourne on behalf of data security and e-disclosure vendor Recommind. The research...
Web malware spreads 35%, says security survey
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April witnessed a 35% proliferation of internet malware attacks, hitting the biggest sites and the web’s vast “long tail” of smaller websites, according to research by security firm Scansafe
Britain’s £361 billion online fraud exposure
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The UK has £361 billion of consumer assets at risk of online fraud, according to a YouGov survey
The online frontier
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2007 has been a year of online activism and banks have paid the price. Is there an emerging reputational risk threat posed by bloggers and discussion forums? Peter Madigan investigates
FSA calls for more robust safeguards of consumer data
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Firms expected to review the effectiveness of their identity verification procedures, says FSA
Regulators call on banks to focus on cross-border e-banking risks
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BASEL - Banks need to integrate cross-border electronic banking risks into their overall risk management framework, the Basel Committee said in a paper released today.
Modelling growth stocks
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The inability to predict the earnings of growth stocks, such as biotechnology and internetstocks, leads to high volatility of share prices and difficulty in applying traditional valuationmethods. Samuel Kou and Steve Kou demonstrate that the high volatility...
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