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Welcome to the e-Solutions Newsletter!
The e-Solutions Newsletter is published to bring you the latest information on This edition looks at the effects the economic downturn is having on organisations and the increasing risks from fraud and data leaks as employees find themselves under increased financial pressures. If you wish to discuss any elements in more detail, please feel free to contact us. |
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Insider Fraud PreventionOrganisations around the globe are being forced by the deteriorating economy to cut jobs, reduce wages and freeze bonuses – measures that significantly increase company risk from the insider perspective. Organisations can no longer afford to wait to defend themselves against insider threats. To combat these threats e-Solutions now offer a unique and innovative software solution, Intellinx, for prevention, detection and mitigation of insider threats, which also provides the audit tool required for PCI DSS compliance and an innovative AML solution which records and analyses end-user and transactional activity. To find out more about Intellinx please click on the links below
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| March 2009 |
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Downturn may turn techies to crime, says report from PwC
Impoverished IT workers who have been made redundant will go rogue in 2009, selling corporate data and using crimeware, reports have predicted.
The credit crunch will drive some IT workers to use their skills to steal credit-card data using phishing attacks, and abuse their privileged corporate computer access to sell off valuable financial and intellectual information, forensic experts have warned. A PricewaterhouseCoopers forensic expert claimed the financial-services sector is already investigating a rising number of staff frauds.
Read the ZDnet article hereFraud Risk 'Rises' During Crunch, says KPMG
Fraud in the workplace is likely to accelerate during the global economic downturn, says accountants KPMG.
This is because managers may falsify figures to make performance look better and debt-strapped employees are more likely to commit fraud. Corporate fraud in the UK was £630m in the first six months of 2008, up on recent years. Fraudsters may struggle to get false credit cards in the current climate, making them more likely to target their victim's deposit accounts.
Read the BBC article here |
We are pleased to be presenting Intellinx at the 7th Annual eCrime Congress, 24 & 25 March, 2009, Victoria Park Plaza Hotel, London, UK. Please contact us for more information or visit www.e-crimecongress.org to book your place. |
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For the fourth year running e-Solutions are exhibiting at Europe’s number one information security event with live demonstrations of Intellinx, Secure Email and Psylock. Visit us on Stand M42, April 28th - April 30th, Earls Court 1, London, UK. |
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