Page 67 - Latest News in Fraud Management & Cybercrime

Electronic Healthcare Records

Survey: Spending on Security Up

Howard Anderson • August 30, 2010

In a sign of the times, 74 percent of healthcare organizations plan to spend more on security this year than they did last year, a new survey shows.

Governance & Risk Management

Making Breach Prevention a Priority

Howard Anderson • August 27, 2010

Awareness of the major breaches reported to federal authorities so far goes hand-in-hand with an effective breach prevention program.

Card Not Present Fraud

Fraud Case Offers Important Lessons

Howard Anderson • August 24, 2010

The recent sentencing of a Chicago area physician for stealing about $13 million from Medicare and other insurers serves as an important reminder of the need for medical record access controls.

HIPAA/HITECH

VA Providing Online Breach Reports

Howard Anderson • August 19, 2010

The Department of Veterans Affairs has taken another step toward being more transparent about data breaches.

Electronic Healthcare Records

Hospital Execs Reveal Security Concerns

Howard Anderson • August 18, 2010

When it comes to security and privacy, what worries hospital risk managers, compliance officers and health information managers?

Encryption & Key Management

What Should BlackBerry Do?

Tracy Kitten • August 17, 2010

How much communications transparency should consumers and corporations be expected to make available to governments?

Electronic Healthcare Records

HIEs: Federalism vs. States' Rights

Howard Anderson • August 17, 2010

As federal regulators attempt to pave the way for the nationwide sharing of health information, the issue of states' rights is bubbling up.

Governance & Risk Management

Lessons Learned From Recent Breaches

Howard Anderson • August 10, 2010

Those hoping to prevent major health information breaches should pay attention to valuable lessons to be learned from recent breach incidents reported to federal regulators.

ACH Fraud

Inside the Verizon Breach Report

Tom Field • August 9, 2010

Investigator Wade Baker on why insider crimes are up - where and how they're occurring.

Card Not Present Fraud

Bob Carr on Leadership in a Crisis

Tom Field • August 3, 2010

CEO of Heartland Payment Systems discusses lessons learned from the biggest data breach in history.

Account Takeover Fraud

What it Takes to Fight Fraud

Upasana Gupta • July 26, 2010

Because fraudsters are constantly creating more diverse and complex schemes using advanced technology, the role of a fraud investigator has evolved

API Security

The Dangers of Consumerization

Tom Field • July 21, 2010

Insights from Gartner's John Pescatore on Evolving Security Threats, Solutions.

Card Not Present Fraud

Exclusive Interview: Heartland's Bob Carr

Tom Field • July 20, 2010

Eighteen months ago, when the Heartland Payment Systems data breach first hit the news, Heartland CEO Bob Carr knew exactly where to turn - to Tylenol.

Card Not Present Fraud

Heartland's Bob Carr on Leadership in a Crisis

Tom Field • July 20, 2010

CEO of Heartland Payment Systems discusses lessons learned from the biggest data breach in history.

Card Not Present Fraud

Feds Accuse 94 of Medicare Fraud

Howard Anderson • July 16, 2010

Federal authorities have charged 94 people in what U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder called "the largest federal healthcare fraud takedown in our nation's history."