What's Your Fraud IQ?  

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Taylor, Dawn ; McNeal, Andi

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Accountancy vol. 212 no. 5 (Nov. 2011), page 42-45.
Topik: Fraud; Network Security; Data Integrity; Guidelines
Fulltext: What's Your Fraud IQ.pdf (49.62KB)

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This article presents a Fraud IQ quiz to find out how much a company knows about protecting personal and corporate information from would-be fraudsters. Consumer credit report freezes are an effective means of protecting credit from potential misuse. The mobility of laptops makes them especially vulnerable to data breaches. One measure organizations can take to reduce their exposure is to encrypt laptops. Because public wireless networks are not always effectively secured, the dangers of accessing them include unauthorized data access, hacking and identity theft. To protect himself from these threats, a user should avoid automatically connecting to wireless networks by configuring his laptop settings so that he must manually select the wireless network to which he is connecting. Common network security features include a maximum number of logon attempts, restriction of users to specific terminals and automatic logoff of inactive terminals. Implementing network security features is necessary for achieving logical security.

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