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• The web has made it easier to launch attacks
• Criminals rival Silicon Valley in development of business models
• Staff gadgets can imperil security - -
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Threats pile up in war that never ends
Intrusions are the norm while social networking and mobile devices are adding to worries, says Joseph Menn
Vulnerabilities: Battle is joined on two fronts
‘Hacktivists’ add to the threat posed by sophisticated criminals, writes Stephen Pritchard
Industrial espionage: Spying rife as web adds to risks
The internet has made the task of snoopers easier, says Maija Palmer
Social networks: Crooks cash in on the need to chat
Tricking data out of people is not new but is now easier, says Tim Bradshaw
Consumerisation: Employees’ devices present problems for corporations
Security can be compromised by staff gadgets, says Chris Nuttall
Consolidation: Market chaos leaves small businesses as primary target
April Dembosky finds SMEs overwhelmed by choice – and vendor takeovers are little help
Malware economy: Fraudsters thrive in a parallel web universe
Criminals rival Silicon Valley in development of business models, says Joseph Menn
Opinion: Don’t play cyber roulette with your business ...
As threats grow, PA Consulting Group’s Nick Chaffey explains how to defend against attack
Interview: Paul Wood, Aviva gatekeeper, rises to the threats
Data are a prime concern of the chief security officer, says Jessica Twentyman
Country profile: UK defences are boosted to fight e-crime
Three-pronged plan is immune from spending cuts, says James Blitz
