Ian Carnaghan

[...] ”. Schwartz (2012). This article focuses on this recent attack on the Bureau of Justice Statistics provides an in depth analysis of what went wrong, why the organization was targeted, and [...]

In recent years news stories have highlighted the increasing rate of cybercriminal activity targeting both private organizations and government entiti [...]

[...] ; however these types of mobile storage device can be concealed and used to either introduce malicious code to a host computer, or to steal data. In addition to this, less commonly thought of as [...]

[...] or exploiting system vulnerabilities. Malware: There are various different types of malicious code that can be used by attackers to gain access, cause harm to and / or steal digital assets. [...]

[...] Act of 1982 were passed, which softened the distinction between banks and other financial institutions. Many have argued it was these pieces of legislation that contributed to the Savings and [...]

[...] theft and phishing attacks.  Better regulations also need to be put in place.  Financial institutions should provide online information for users to help protect themselves against security [...]

[...] Leach Bliley Act, which was originally enacted to eliminate legal barriers between financial institutions, also provided new rules for financial privacy (Janger & Schwartz, 2002).  [...]

[...] have privileged access to certain parts of the network remain one of the highest threats to digital assets.  In an article about the employee life cycle and identification of internal organizational [...]

[...] clash with organizations claiming the necessity for stricter legislation to protect their digital assets.  In a study taken on by the Business Software Alliance (BSA) in 2011, startling [...]

[...] a number of strategies that organizations can implement in order to better secure their digital assets.  A good starting place would be to ensure that the security policies in place mandate [...]

[...] into different categories including but not limited to: Physical Theft: Stealing any form of digital assets within a system. Abuse of Privileges: These consist of threats from within an organization, [...]

[...] “We are moving into a new era of mobile computing, one that promises greater variety in applications highly improved usability, and speedier [...]

[...] “We are moving into a new era of mobile computing, one that promises greater variety in applications highly improved usability, and speedier [...]

[...] negative connotations to all new innovations and forms of communications and in the case of online anonymity; they simply do not outweigh the benefits it brings to those online communities that thrive [...]

Anonymity on the Internet provides an important layer of protection for people to express themselves online, while keeping their real life identity pr [...]

“We are moving into a new era of mobile computing, one that promises greater variety in applications highly improved usability, and speedier network [...]

“We are moving into a new era of mobile computing, one that promises greater variety in applications highly improved usability, and speedier net [...]