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Does Brazil have the IT security it needs?
Just eleven days ago, IT Decisions spoke with William Beer, director of OneSecurity at PricewaterhouseCoopers, and asked him about the risks of a cyber attack on Brazil. How prescient was that conversation?
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Brazilian banks: an easy target for Anonymous?
This week, almost every major bank in Brazil has been the victim of a sustained attack by organized hackers. Who is responsible? British financial journalist, Shaun Cumming has some ideas… As news breaks that Anonymous successfully intercepted an IT security conference call … Continue reading →