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Strategic Acquisitions: Their Mistake Could Be Your Next Opportunity
During this interest rate and inflation cycle, make your M&A shopping list early but be selective.
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| June 27, 2022
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Small Business CFOs Report Fewer Cyber Attacks
In the last 24 months, less than one fifth of small and midsize companies say they have experienced attacks on their computer networks, CFO finds.
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Vincent Ryan
| March 15, 2016
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Dozens Arrested in Crackdown on Hacking Forum
FBI says Darkode was a "hornets’ nest” of cybercriminals that operated as a marketplace to buy and trade hacking tools.
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Matthew Heller
| July 15, 2015
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Cybercrime Costs to Soar to $2T By 2019
Survey predicts businesses will be paying four times as much as this year in cybercrime costs.
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Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| May 13, 2015
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FBI Says U.S. Banks Weren’t Hacked
"The FBI and USSS (U.S. Secret Service) have received no reports that Carbanak malware has affected the U.S. financial sector," said U.S. authorities.
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Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| February 20, 2015
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Economic Crime on the Rise Globally: Survey
Asset misappropriation, procurement fraud and bribery are the three most common economic crimes occurring in organizations, finds a PwC study.
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Matthew Heller
| September 8, 2014
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Why Finance Chiefs Should Lead on Cyber-Security
With attacks targeting financial data and other critical assets, CFOs must set the tone when it comes to identifying and thwarting cyber-threats.
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Tom McGrath and Terry Jost
| November 19, 2013
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