When it comes to security, there is an unfortunate tendency for organisations (large and small) to fall into the trap of treating their physical security as something separate or different from their information security needs. Despite physical security having a place in every international security standard (such as ISO 27001), ownership of physical risks often […]
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Banking Security – Who owns the risks?
Most businesses, when interacting with their financial services provider, assume that they are going to be protected to a certain degree if things go wrong. This may not always be the case. Worryingly, some businesses wont have even considered the situation and are unaware of any risks. It is reasonably clear cut that if someone […]
Citibank hacked – customers lose out.
The news about various large scale corporations falling under the onslaught of hackers continues to come out. Last week it was revealed that Citibank’s security had been breached with potentially massive implications on its customers. While banks are always going to be high risk businesses, we have come to expect that they have robust security […]