As technology evolves, the number of outlets to share personal information increases, raising the level of vulnerability to ID theft and fraud. Companies now need to reevaluate their fraud prevention measures to make sure those measures are in co ordinance

45%... Forty five percent of all personal computers are now predicted to be infected with software that is designed to steal money from your bank account, according to The Anti Phishing Working Group. New groups of “cyber gangs” are going

Many small businesses are being deprived of adequate security measures not because they are too difficult to obtain, but because of one simple reason…money. This break in the soci economic status of businesses creates a security “poverty line” that leaves

One of the worst things to ever happen to brick and mortar stores was the Internet, and one of the worst things to happen to Internet was ID theft. As our shopping carts have transformed into a little icon in

With the constant economic struggles, businesses are always looking for any pennies they can pinch in their upcoming budgets. It may be very tempting to cut fraud prevention measures as their prices rise with the turbulent economy. In the long

As the end of the year approaches, companies are examining budgets, tying up loose ends, finalizing projects, and doing everything they can to survive the next few weeks until the big ball drops. Beyond the cliché resolutions, have you planned

The San Francisco Chronicle had an article last week about a payment processing company called Dwolla. Based out of Des Moines, Iowa, Dwolla enables a person to make a payment directly to a company or to another person all while avoiding processing fees associated with credit and debit card payments.