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The recent incidents of identity fraud that victimized certain account holders at the Bank of Canada might be a wakeup call for organizations to take a

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It may well be a David-versus-Goliath phenomenon, where the underdog market player confronts the giant, armed with more than just a slingshot and a pebble.

University researchers in Amsterdam have discovered a way to plant a virus on radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, potentially infecting enterprise back-end software systems and spreading from one RFID tag to another.

Although there have been numerous incidents of lost or stolen data storage devices dangerously exposing thousands of confidential and private information files, a fiasco that came to light in British Columbia in March came with a twist: this time, the data was neither lost nor stolen; it was sold, albeit unknowingly, by the B.C. government through an auction of over 40 data tapes.

Although there have been numerous incidents of lost or stolen data storage devices dangerously exposing thousands of confidential and private information files, a fiasco that came to light in British Columbia in March came with a twist: this time, the data was neither lost nor stolen; it was sold, albeit unknowingly, by the B.C. government through an auction of over 40 data tapes.

IT spending in the retail sector is expected to increase, with over half of retail IT executives surveyed expecting higher budgets this year, according to a report released by Forrester Research this month.

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