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Stop cyberattackers from getting at your business' bank accounts

InfoTech Update | Mar 04, 2010

Small-business bank accounts increasingly are being targeted by hackers using malicious software to get into their computer systems, often because smaller companies have fewer resources to stop the attacks. Experts offer advice on some steps small businesses can take to make their data more secure, including devoting a single computer exclusively to online banking, requiring two people to sign off on money transfers and picking banks based in part on their fraud-protection capabilities. Wall Street Journal, The (02/08)


8 inexpensive ways to protect your network and its users

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The top 7 security threats to cloud computing

InfoTech Update | Mar 04, 2010

Cyberattacks could spell catastrophe for U.S. businesses

InfoTech Update | Mar 04, 2010

Survey: CFOs increasingly are adopting cloud-computing platforms

InfoTech Update | Mar 04, 2010

Is security a concern in using Skype in the workplace?

InfoTech Update | Mar 04, 2010

Enterprise business intelligence is easier in theory than practice

InfoTech Update | Mar 04, 2010

Extensive cyberattack hits about 2,500 companies worldwide

InfoTech Update | Mar 04, 2010

Don't let this happen to you: Critical information-security audit considerations

InfoTech Update | Mar 04, 2010

Study: Understaffing of IT is hurting corporate security

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