| Mobile Threats Are Increasing But Are Still Nothing Compared To PC Crime InformationWeek (blog) Of the 187 million compromised identities found by Symantec in 2011, about 10% (18.5 million) were as a result of a lost device. This is clearly a big number, but it pales in comparison to the identity theft impact of network intrusions of a more ... |
| Five ways to make your smartphone more secure Economic Times Their widespread usage and ability to carry out various transactions is putting us at risk of identity theft and making us susceptible to fraud. Unlike the password-protected Internet or Wi-Fi connections at home or work, the mobile phones are ... |
| SALISBURY BANCORP, INC. : SALISBURY BANK ANNOUNCES 2012 COMMUNITY SHRED-IT DAY ... 4-traders Identity theft has become one of the fastest growing crimes in America. According to Javelin Strategy and Research, during 2011 identity fraud increased by 13% claiming more than 11.6 million victims. This unauthorized access to your personal ... |
| Symantec: Malicious Attacks Spike 81 Percent Channelnomics (blog) Data loss and identity theft also experienced a dramatic increase, with around 1.1 million identities stolen per breach in 2011. While hacking incidents posed the biggest threat to organizations with the loss of 187 million identities last year, ... |
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