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微软内部员工不许访问Facebook
submitted by wanghongyang 681 days ago (via cnbeta.com)
微软内部网络的监工很有幽默感,据Todd Bishop的微软博客报道,如果微软员工在浏览器地址栏里输入“http://facebook/”,不带www和.com,就会出现以下提示:Go back to work!
 
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How Small Businesses Can Stop Employee Theft
submitted by wanghongyang 659 days ago (via spygearco.com)
Employee theft is one of the most pervasive problems faced by businesses today. Security experts say that as many as 30 percent of the average company's employees do steal, and another 60 percent will steal if given a motive and opportunity. Some estimates indicate that more than $600 billion is stolen annually.
 
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IT directors worry about internal threats
submitted by wanghongyang 658 days ago (via centennial-software.com)
Many IT directors think a threat from the inside is the highest risk to their business, with it being ranked over a hacking incident. According to a survey by the Secure Computing Corporation, over a third of IT bosses think email is the largest threat to the firm, with a quarter thinking VoIP is more likely to lead to a data loss.
 
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Who do companies fear most? Employees or Hackers
submitted by wanghongyang 658 days ago (via intology.com)
Companies mostly fear hackers. Not. Enterprise security firm Secure Computing recently conducted a survey according to which it was revealed that most companies fear their employees when it comes to security. More than 80 per cent of 103 directors surveyed responded that problems created by employees are far more serious than....
 
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13 best practices for preventing and detecting insider threat
submitted by wanghongyang 653 days ago (via networkworld.com)
CERT/CC has published a report called "Commonsense Guide to Prevention and Detection of Insider Threats". The information is based on the analysis of more than 150 known cases of malicious insider activity – how they happened and what could have helped to prevent them.
 
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The nightmare scenario of an insider attack
submitted by wanghongyang 611 days ago (via cryptosmith.com)
San Francisco's network administrators have been locked out of the network by a disgruntled employee. Most things are still running, but they can't perform administrative tasks. Banks solved the problem year ago, or at least got it mostly under control. Networks pose a harder problem.
 
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美国旧金山市政府遭遇"网络政变" 电脑瘫痪八周
submitted by wanghongyang 607 days ago (via cnbeta.com)
美国旧金山市政府电脑软件工程师查尔兹被控非法窜改市府网络系统的主密码,让获得授权进入电脑系统的市政府员工不得其门而入.案发后,查尔兹因拒绝提交多达500万美元的保释金而遭羁押,但他仍不愿透露动过手脚的密码为何,让市政府电脑瘫痪至今.
 
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Fixing the Insider Threat: Separation of Duty
submitted by wanghongyang 607 days ago (via cryptosmith.com)
It’s not an easy fix because it requires planning ahead, discipline, and effort. But it’s essentially why banks can hire low-wage tellers and not worry about theft at the till (or at least not as much). San Francisco has lost control of their FiberWAN.
 
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Encyclopedia of Internal Threats
submitted by wanghongyang 576 days ago (via blog.gnscon.com)
PromiSEC, a leader in client less solutions to enforce the security, compliance and integrity of endpoints and servers announced a publicly available Encyclopedia of Internal IT Threats. It is billed as a updated and reliable source of information regarding programs that can compromise security and impact policy compliance.
 
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88% of IT admins would steal corporate secrets if laid off
submitted by wanghongyang 566 days ago (via itworld.com)
According to a new survey, a whopping 88% of IT administrators would take corporate secrets if they were suddenly laid off. The survey also found that one third of IT staff admitted to snooping around the network, looking at highly confidential information, such as salary details and people's personal emails.
 
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