Retail networks process
millions of customer transactions
daily, with every transaction
recorded and reported back.
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will be on hand at the RSA Conference
, to sign copies of their book
and speak with the press.----Intrusic, the
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Detection Solution that uncovers and helps
remove malicious and unauthorized intruders on internal
networks,
today urged retail companies to thoroughly examine their network
security infrastructure
as cyber-criminals typically increase their
efforts during busy periods of online activity. These
transactions capture critical
customer data that malicious hackers seize to commit identity theft
,
cyber-fraud, extortion and numerous other crimes. Credit card numbers and customer information can
easily be
pirated out of the organization and important data can be corrupted or
altered. Compromise
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information assets," says eBay's Chief Information Security
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WALTHAM, Mass. Zephon visually maps the full extent of
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"The Insider Threat is one of the most underestimated
cyber-security risks facing retailers,
" said Peter Burrows, senior
vice president and CIO at Reebok International and a member of
Intrusic
's Board of Advisors.computerworld terrorists
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There have been a number of compromises disclosed last year at
major retailers
.
Cyber-criminals motivated by profit prefer to engage in espionage that
does not trigger attack
-based systems such as IDS. To uncover covert
operations by cyber-criminals, CDS relies on an unparalleled
level of
analytics that was designed specifically for the internal network.terrorists escalate
Schmidt serves as
Special Adviser for Cyberspace Security for the
White House.com/samplebooks/idtheft. Internal network
security remains a stumbling block that,
unless addressed, will leave companies vulnerable to additional
breaches and losses in the future.
"To truly secure customer data, retailers must embrace more
proactive technologies that compliment existing perimeter security
solutions," said Jonathan Bingham
, president of Intrusic. Cyber terrorism is not cyber crime, because cyber criminals wish to avoid detection
, and it is not Cyber Warfare, because warfare is conducted between politically recognized nation-states
.
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Repercussions continue from the compromise of BJ's
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To underscore the increasingly pervasive nature of the threat,
Schmidt collaborated with several
influential security experts to
write a new book, "The Black Book on Corporate Security," published
by
Larstan Business Reports, Inc. He co-wrote a Black Book chapter titled: "Defending the
Digital
You: How to Fight Online Identity Theft.
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Business Editors
RSA Conference 2005
SAN FRANCISCO----Larstan Business
Reports
Information Warfare a
Worsening Threat
Top Security Experts Gather in San Francisco to Launch New Book
and Warn of Cyber Terrorism
Information security in the corporate sector is
woefully
inadequate, a growing problem that leaves an opening for "cyber
terrorists" to wreak
enormous damage to companies and the economy,
warned a gathering of the world's leading security
experts in San
Francisco.
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Reports NewsFlash
Retailers make convenient targets because each store usually has
several
connections to corporate databases. "Many
retailers are not aware of the ease with which intruders
compromise
internal networks and extract information."
Intrusic is the first commercial CDS vendor
. CDS
is the only approach that can truly defend against the sophisticated
hackers and prevent
damage before it occurs.
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Having valuable consumer information stolen by online criminals
can
severely harm retailers.computerworld wield
Malicious hackers use
the surge in activity to infiltrate retailers' internal
networks
disguised as legitimate network users in their search for consumer
credit information
and employee data.dismiss cyberattack
Once inside the
network, a cyber-criminal has the freedom to inflict almost limitless
damage.terrorizing terrorists
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Larstan, a multi-media publisher based in Potomac, Maryland, is
launching "The Black
Book on Corporate Security" this week at the RSA
Conference, held in the Moscone Convention Center
, February 14-18.
Additionally a growing number of privacy laws, such as the California
Security
Breach Information Act, force companies to publicly disclose
security breaches or face civil damages
and class action lawsuits. According to the Associated Press, thousands
of credit card records from
the nation's third-largest warehouse club
were accessed by malicious hackers. Because of the theft
, financial
institutions needed to reissue thousands of credit cards belonging to
BJ's customers
as a precaution against further fraud. The Boston Herald
disclosed that other banks have demanded
$16 million to offset
fraudulent credit card charges and other costs related to the security
breach
.terrorism fundamentalist
The Black Book authors include major luminaries in the field. "The damage to brand equity increases
exponentially and the bottom line impact can linger long after the
initial compromise has been
removed. Zephon, the first
compromise detection solution is a disruptive technology that uncovers
and tracks unauthorized intruders on the internal network.chiefly disruptive
terrorists interconnectivity
Contacting customers, reissuing credit
cards and paying insurance claims can cost millions of dollars, but
the immediate loss of trust
erodes brand equity and customer loyalty. Most retailers have done their
best to secure the network
end points with firewalls and IDS, but
malicious hackers can easily slip past those defenses to move
inside
the network.wield cleric
RSA
brings together IT professionals, policy makers, industry leaders and
academics to share information on technology trends and best practices
in identity theft, hacking
, cyber-terrorism, secure web services,
encryption and related topics.economies dismiss
Intrusic Security Advisory:
Retail Industry Convenient and Easy Target for Malicious Hackers; Retailers Should Implement Compromise
Detection Systems
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" To download a free
copy of the chapter, go to:
http://www. Each connection
presents
an opportunity for intruders to enter the internal network undetected
and sneak into
the corporate data center.cracking usc
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