New security threats a risk to world economy (ID Theft)

New security threats a risk to world economy
Emma Nash in San Francisco, Computing , Thursday 18 May 2006 at 00:00:00 Emma Nash reports from Symantecs Vision 2006 user conference The IT landscape is on the brink of major change that will generate increased security and data management challenges. Data is exploding at a phenomenal rate: Sun Microsystems chairman Scott... > Read the full article
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Utica National adds new insurance
Utica National Insurance Group has added identity theft recovery coverage to its product lines, but the insurer is not alone in doing so. Utica National coverage provides up to $15,000 of coverage per incident, minus a $250 deductible.
Source: www.uticaod.com

SPECIAL EVENTS
WASHINGTON In a speech aimed at boosting support for a new immigration bill, President Bush proposed sending 6,000 National Guard troops to states that border Mexico to help stanch the flow of undocumented immigrants.
Source: www.thnt.com

Protect your luggage ID
Q: I'll be taking my first flight since I retired. I'm thinking all I want on the tag is last name and phone number for basic identification. What is the right protocol in this day of tightened security and ID theft paranoia
Source: www.app.com

SunTrust launches ID theft protection program
SunTrust Banks Inc. has teamed with Equifax Inc. to provide personal checking customers a free program to protect against identity theft and to monitor credit.
Source: biz.yahoo.com

Services target identity fraud
SunTrust Retail Area Manager Steven Vito couldn't be a better pitch man for the identity theft and credit protection services his bank recently began offering.
Source: www.charlotte.com