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Safeguard Your Data

ByChad June 21, 2011

Safeguarding your business and personal data has never been more difficult or important. How do you safeguard sensitive/confidential data? The manner of protection often depends on what kind of data you are safeguarding, how important or sensitive it is to you, to your organization or your customers. The following tips will help you become aware…

News Letter | Security | Tips

Phishing Alerts — Fake Traffic Tickets & False Credit Union Messages

ByChad September 7, 2011

From the Desk of Chad M. Barr, CISSP, CISA, PCI QSA There have been a number of recent “phishing” campaigns, which are attempts by individuals or groups to solicit personal information from unsuspecting users by employing social engineering techniques. This month’s newsletter will focus on some of recent campaigns and provide guidance for protecting yourself…

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Surf Safe on the Internet

ByChad June 20, 2011

It’s important to verify the sites you visit on the Internet. A certain amount of information (such as your IP address and domain name) is automatically sent when you connect. Web sites can also track the pages you visit, determine the version of your browser and operating system, and even compromise files and passwords. Below…

Cyber News | Malware | PCI | PCI 4.0

New Flame Stealer Malware: A Persistent Threat to Credit Card Security

ByChad August 2, 2024December 19, 2024

A new malware named “Flame Stealer” has emerged as a significant threat to the security of credit card data, particularly for users of popular platforms such as Discord, Spotify, Instagram, TikTok, and Roblox. This sophisticated malware exhibits the following features and implications: The malware also collects information about browser extensions, Discord accounts, connections, bots, and…

Documentation | Tips

The PPPS of Documentation

ByChad October 16, 2012

Many companies and people get confused when it comes to policies, procedures, processes and standards. Here is a short definition of each to help you understand the differences and how they work together. Policy: Business rules and guidelines of a company that ensure consistency and compliance with the company’s strategic direction. The Policies lay out…

News Letter | Security | Tips

Social Networking Sites: Security and Privacy Issues

ByChad August 7, 2013

Recent hacks involving several high-profile social networking accounts once again highlight the potential vulnerability of social media. The sheer volume of users and the information that gets posted on social media sites create plenty of opportunity for an attacker to use social engineering or other methods to gain access to the accounts of individuals and…

Security | Tips

Safeguard Your Data

ByChad June 21, 2011

Safeguarding your business and personal data has never been more difficult or important. How do you safeguard sensitive/confidential data? The manner of protection often depends on what kind of data you are safeguarding, how important or sensitive it is to you, to your organization or your customers. The following tips will help you become aware…

News Letter | Security | Tips

Phishing Alerts — Fake Traffic Tickets & False Credit Union Messages

ByChad September 7, 2011

From the Desk of Chad M. Barr, CISSP, CISA, PCI QSA There have been a number of recent “phishing” campaigns, which are attempts by individuals or groups to solicit personal information from unsuspecting users by employing social engineering techniques. This month’s newsletter will focus on some of recent campaigns and provide guidance for protecting yourself…

Security | Tips

Surf Safe on the Internet

ByChad June 20, 2011

It’s important to verify the sites you visit on the Internet. A certain amount of information (such as your IP address and domain name) is automatically sent when you connect. Web sites can also track the pages you visit, determine the version of your browser and operating system, and even compromise files and passwords. Below…

Cyber News | Malware | PCI | PCI 4.0

New Flame Stealer Malware: A Persistent Threat to Credit Card Security

ByChad August 2, 2024December 19, 2024

A new malware named “Flame Stealer” has emerged as a significant threat to the security of credit card data, particularly for users of popular platforms such as Discord, Spotify, Instagram, TikTok, and Roblox. This sophisticated malware exhibits the following features and implications: The malware also collects information about browser extensions, Discord accounts, connections, bots, and…

Documentation | Tips

The PPPS of Documentation

ByChad October 16, 2012

Many companies and people get confused when it comes to policies, procedures, processes and standards. Here is a short definition of each to help you understand the differences and how they work together. Policy: Business rules and guidelines of a company that ensure consistency and compliance with the company’s strategic direction. The Policies lay out…

News Letter | Security | Tips

Social Networking Sites: Security and Privacy Issues

ByChad August 7, 2013

Recent hacks involving several high-profile social networking accounts once again highlight the potential vulnerability of social media. The sheer volume of users and the information that gets posted on social media sites create plenty of opportunity for an attacker to use social engineering or other methods to gain access to the accounts of individuals and…

Security | Tips

Safeguard Your Data

ByChad June 21, 2011

Safeguarding your business and personal data has never been more difficult or important. How do you safeguard sensitive/confidential data? The manner of protection often depends on what kind of data you are safeguarding, how important or sensitive it is to you, to your organization or your customers. The following tips will help you become aware…

News Letter | Security | Tips

Phishing Alerts — Fake Traffic Tickets & False Credit Union Messages

ByChad September 7, 2011

From the Desk of Chad M. Barr, CISSP, CISA, PCI QSA There have been a number of recent “phishing” campaigns, which are attempts by individuals or groups to solicit personal information from unsuspecting users by employing social engineering techniques. This month’s newsletter will focus on some of recent campaigns and provide guidance for protecting yourself…

Security | Tips

Surf Safe on the Internet

ByChad June 20, 2011

It’s important to verify the sites you visit on the Internet. A certain amount of information (such as your IP address and domain name) is automatically sent when you connect. Web sites can also track the pages you visit, determine the version of your browser and operating system, and even compromise files and passwords. Below…

Cyber News | Malware | PCI | PCI 4.0

New Flame Stealer Malware: A Persistent Threat to Credit Card Security

ByChad August 2, 2024December 19, 2024

A new malware named “Flame Stealer” has emerged as a significant threat to the security of credit card data, particularly for users of popular platforms such as Discord, Spotify, Instagram, TikTok, and Roblox. This sophisticated malware exhibits the following features and implications: The malware also collects information about browser extensions, Discord accounts, connections, bots, and…

Documentation | Tips

The PPPS of Documentation

ByChad October 16, 2012

Many companies and people get confused when it comes to policies, procedures, processes and standards. Here is a short definition of each to help you understand the differences and how they work together. Policy: Business rules and guidelines of a company that ensure consistency and compliance with the company’s strategic direction. The Policies lay out…

News Letter | Security | Tips

Social Networking Sites: Security and Privacy Issues

ByChad August 7, 2013

Recent hacks involving several high-profile social networking accounts once again highlight the potential vulnerability of social media. The sheer volume of users and the information that gets posted on social media sites create plenty of opportunity for an attacker to use social engineering or other methods to gain access to the accounts of individuals and…

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