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Author Archives: Chris Mark
“Do as I say, Not as I do”…General Services Administration (GSA) Exposes Personal Data
The infamous GSA, who in 2012, was identified for gross fraud, waste, and abuse, sent an email today disclosing to me, and every other company that has participated in Government contracting that the System for Award Management (SAM) system had … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged cyber security directive 23, cybersecurity, data breach, data security, GSA, InfoSec, SAM
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Update on Blogging and New Articles in TransactionWorld
I want to apologize for not blogging as frequently. My new job has me hopping at the moment and I am writing extensively for AT&T’s Networking Exchange Blog. You can check out my blog posts at AT&T’s Networking Exchange Blog … Continue reading
Posted in cyberespionage, cybersecurity, Industry News
Tagged AT&T, Chris Mark, cyber security, data breach, Heather Mark, Network Exchange Blog, PCI, PCI DSS, requirements
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“Pleased to meet you…hope you guessed my name…” – Sophisticated CyberAttack hits US Dept of Energy
UPDATE: A new report released shows that Chinese military is involved in CyberAttacks. Read the full story here and download the report. Foxnews released an article today that outlines a sophisticated cyberattack targetting the US Dept of Energy. Surprisingly, … Continue reading
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Tagged china, cyber espionage, cybersecurity, cyberwar, department of energy, privacy, The Counter Terrorist
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Chris Mark & Heather Mark in Feb 2013 TransactionWorld
February’s edition of TransactionWorld was released today and both Chris and Heather have articles in the issue. Chris (that is me) wrote “Security in Dangerous Waters; Pirates & CyberCrime” while Heather wrote “Shifting Targets; Dealing with Regulatory Shifts in Data … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Mark, cybercrime, cybersecurity, Heather Mark, Maritime Security, risk management, somali pirates
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Chris Mark’s Article in “The Counter Terrorist Magazine”
I received my copy of February/March 2013 International edition of The Counter Terrorist Magazine and imagine my surprise when I am the cover article! I have written for a number of publications but I have to say my favorite is … Continue reading
Posted in cyberespionage, cybersecurity
Tagged china, Chris Mark, cyber espionage, cybersecurity, Duqu, Flame, security, The Counter Terrorist, Unlimted warfare
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