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According to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), telecom executives are... "overconfident in the effectiveness of their information security practices." That's the interpretation of the data from the 2012 Global State of Information Security Survey, which gathered the responses of more than 640 respondents in the telecommunications industry... 
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With its vast experience in investigating cyber crimes, PwC can tailor its practice and methods around your specific needs.
Cyber crimes are committed by a multitude of offenders with various motives: insiders behaving badly, competitors seeking an advantage, transnational criminal enterprises stealing for profit, foreign governments seeking an economic or military advantage, and terrorist organizations disrupting services.
Organizations must be prepared to forensically investigate cyber breaches, data theft, and insider malfeasance. With its vast experience in investigating cyber crimes, PwC can tailor its practice and methods around your specific needs.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 26, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- PwC's Fraud Forum has launched a Cyber Security Video series featuring overviews and insight on the cybercrime landscape and in-depth discussions of what organizations can do to protect themselves from compromise.
The three videos: "Are you prepared for today's cyber threats?," "Cyber attacks: where will they strike next?" and "Cyber crisis management" are the first in the series of video panels of law, cyber forensics and crisis communication professionals providing their perspective on key issues in the cyber security community....
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