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ITPAC Consulting works to provide solutions that address the ever-changing needs of Information Technology and Audit executives. ITPAC provides consulting assistance with project implementation, information security, controls and compliance. We follow a simple process: listen, understand, identify solutions and provide knowledge and experience at exceptional rates.
For big projects or when special expertise is required, ITPAC Consulting has the resources and relationships required to round out your project needs.
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November 15, 2015 |
FFIEC Issues Cyber-attack Extortion Alert
On Nov. 3, 2015, the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council has issued an alert calling on financial institutions to take specific risk mitigation steps due to an increase in the frequency and severity of cyber-attacks involving extortion.
The FFIEC statement was prompted by recent reports of distributed denial-of-service attacks tied to extortion, such as those by the group known as DD4BC. Ransomware attacks have also been on the rise. The FFIEC is urging banks to take specific steps to mitigate these risks.
October 15, 2015 |
FBI Renews Warning About Phishing Scams
The FBI has recently issued a renewed warning about what it calls the Business Email Compromise, a scam being used against companies that use wire transfers for payments.
Just like many breaches, this scam usually starts with socially engineered phishing.
September 15, 2015 |
Email schemes still a threat. Do you have phishing protection?
A $46.7 million business email compromise scheme that targeted Ubiquiti Networks, Inc. shows just how little cybercriminals have to do to fool employees into unknowingly committing wire fraud.
Ubiquiti, a wireless networking technology provider, announced that it had been targeted by an email impersonation scheme that convinced employees in its finance department to fraudulently schedule wire transfers to overseas accounts.