| Don't be a data loss victim Somebody was siphoning customer financial data from a chain of gas station/convenience stores. 7 ways to stop data breaches The experts all say that data security goes beyond the use of technology. Nevertheless, there are numerous tools and techniques that IT professionals can use to improve their organization's stance on data security. Steps you can take now to help reduce data breaches Sophos security analyst Michael Argast shares his tips on what network managers can do to help prevent data breaches. With a little diligence, you can bolster your network security to help prevent the loss or compromise of sensitive data. Debit-card processor claims data breach part of global fraud operation Heartland Payment Systems, the Princeton, N.J.-based provider of credit and debit processing, payment and check management services, Tuesday disclosed it has been the victim of a data breach. Cloud computing and compliance: Be careful up there Using the cloud for data processing and storage may have its advantages in terms of simplicity and cost, but ensuring regulatory compliance will not be nearly so simple. Heartland breach raises questions about PCI standard's effectiveness While it's not yet known if Heartland Payment Systems' data breach will count as the largest card heist ever, some analysts say what is clear is that the Payment Card Industry (PCI) data security standard isn't sufficient. Heartland data breach could be bigger than TJX's A data breach disclosed Tuesday by Heartland Payment Systems may well displace TJX Companies' January 2007 breach in the record books as the largest ever involving payment data with potentially over 100 million cards being compromised. NAC questions nag at big security vendors Symantec and McAfee appear to be bumping up against a common wall when it comes to one component typically found in security software suites: Network access control. Endpoint security: Is the future in software suites? Symantec, McAfee and Trend Micro remain market leaders in endpoint security in an era when the race is pointed toward security-software suites that combine antimalware, network access control and systems management functionality February giveaways from Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet
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