July 06, 2009 @ 01:41 PM | By Art Gillis
There are 92 exhibits in my annual bank tech report that tell an inquiring mind what’s good and what’s bad. All are fresh, but based on last week’s 9.4 percent unemployment rate, one exhibit will probably attract lots of attention from people looking for good bank tech jobs. Where one chooses to live may be more important than the job--Chantilly, Va., Elizabethtown, Ky., Portsmouth, N.H. or Bangalore, India.
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Business Strategies for Managing IT Risk During an M&A or Layoff
July 06, 2009 @ 10:05 AM | By
By Mark McClain, SailPoint Technologies
Today’s economy is creating an environment where accelerated mergers and acquisitions, and subsequent layoffs, are becoming the norm rather than the exception. The resulting corporate churn creates significant IT risk, particularly regarding access to critical corporate information. There are, unfortunately, too many examples of disgruntled former employees stealing data. For instance, Fidelity National Information Services had 2.3 million customer records at its Certegy unit stolen by a former employee. Lending Tree, Wachovia Securities, Bank of America, Washington Mutual and Fannie Mae have all had to deal with security breaches perpetrated by users who, at one point, were granted access to their systems.
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