| Podcast: Top Identity Management trends for 2008 As part of our Prediction Week of podcasts, we talk with David Ting from Imprivata about the top identity management predictions and issues for the year. Learn about the swing back to thin-client computing (through virtualization), whether enterprises are truly ready for biometrics, and why the insider threat will be even more important in 2008. Citibank antifraud move draws cashflow conspiracy chatter, 01/10/08 A Citibank spokesman Wednesday dismissed outright suggestions in the blogosphere that a recent decision by the company to quietly reduce the daily ATM cash withdrawal limits of some of its customers had something to do with Citibank's cash-reserve position. Colombian man pleads guilty to computer fraud, 01/10/08 A Colombian man pleaded guilty Wednesday to a 16-county indictment involving an identity theft scheme in which he installed keylogging software on hotel business center computers and Internet lounges in order to steal passwords, account data and other personal information, the U.S. Department of Justice announced. Storm splinters, starts phishing, say researchers, 01/10/08 Part of the Storm botnet appears to have been rented out to identity thieves, who are using it to conduct traditional phishing attacks that target customers of a pair of U.K.-based banks, researchers said Wednesday. Wisconsin state agency mailing exposes data on 260,000, 01/09/08 "Appalled" officials at the Wisconsin State Department of Health and Family Services (DHFS) are asking Electronic Data Systems to explain why it allowed Social Security numbers to be printed on the address labels of information brochures recently sent to more than 260,000 recipients of state health care services. Passport card with chatty RFID chip draws privacy ire, 01/09/08 A proposed new RFID-enabled passport card intended for use by Americans frequently travelling to Canada, Mexico. Bermuda and the Caribbean poses serious security and privacy risks for users, the Centers for Democracy and Technology (CDT) warned this week. Yahoo tests support for OpenID, 01/09/08 Yahoo appears close to implementing OpenID, a Web authentication standard that relieves people of the need to remember multiple passwords to log into different Web sites. | 
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