From American Banker
“Banks are far more susceptible to insider security threats than they were two years ago, a survey released Tuesday has found.
It's not that banks are hiring crooks. The problem is that insiders — employees with privileged access to information, such as IT and security staff and C-level executives — have become prime targets for cybercriminals. Much fraud is being perpetrated in the name of insiders whose identity and access to networks and sensitive documents have been socially engineered.”
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Friday 27 September 2013
Insider Threat Rises, Info Security Officers Say
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