Archive for 'Kits' Category
Awareness Posters Around The Web
Great Resources For User Awareness An article review. We at infotex take great pride in our awareness materials that we make available at posters.infotex.com. But we also wanted you to know that there are many other free poster sites out there, like this site found by our own “Sender of Signs,” Sofia Tafoya! Keep your […]
Small Business Resource Page
Dan has whittled all the noise to five resources a Small Business Owner should investigate (and utilize).
Lack of Updates Cause Endpoint Security Concerns
Smartphones and tablets may receive infrequent updates and can be difficult to manage. An article review. Your desktop receives new virus definitions and other updates on what seems like an hourly basis, but when was the last time your smartphone received an OS update? Duo Security released their 2017 Trusted Access Report recently, and it […]
40% of Consumers Attacked DAILY or WEEKLY!
The case for customer education . . . The fact is, when two customers walk into your establishment, one is probably being attacked RIGHT NOW! The results of a Microsoft study revealed in this article by Warwick Ashford of Computer Weekly, is very timely, as they come during an ongoing debate about the legal risk exposure versus the […]
IBA Planning Yet Another Great Conference!
Have you checked out the itinerary? Another great lineup of speakers! Another one of those Dan’s New Leaf Posts, meant to inspire thought about IT Governance . . . . Yesterday my Client said summed it up pretty well: “I can’t afford not to go!” On 11/19 and 11/20/2014 Information Security Officers from organizations all […]
Turn Lemons into Lemonade with Proactive Incident Responses!
Incident Response is a key to IT Governance. A good Incident Response Program will have a high-level policy, and a plan that enforces that policy by establishing goals, priorities, training, and tools.
On Reviewing the Social Media Guidance Kit
Note: infotex plans to release a response kit for the 12/11/2013 FFIEC Guidance entitled “Social Media: Consumer Compliance Risk Management Guidance.” . . . . . a Dan’s New Leaf post . . . . . As I continue to swim neck-deep in the language and meanings and implications of the FFIEC Social Media Guidance, […]
Get Ready to Respond to the Social Media Guidance!
The 12/11/2013 social media guidance has some weaknesses. The good news: the infotex response kit will be designed to address them!
The Anatomy of a CAT Attack
In order to understand the power of the three layers of security required by the June 2011 Supplement to the FFIEC’s 2005 Guidance on Authentication in an Internet Banking Environment, it is helpful to understand just how a corporate account takeover (CAT) attack works. Nowadays, criminals can purchase applications that are designed to attack American […]
What customers need to be told
According to the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council’s (FFIEC), a financial institution’s customer awareness and educational efforts should address both retail and commercial account holders and, at a minimum, include the following elements: An explanation of protections provided and not provided to account holders relative to electronic funds transfers under Regulation E, and a related […]
