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ADT Launches Digital Security, a 24/7 Cybersecurity Service
ADT (NYSE: ADT) has launched Digital Security, a new cybersecurity service to help protect a customer’s personal identity, digital data, home network and financial information. Beginning today, identity protection service will be exclusively available on ADT’s e-Commerce platform. The rest of the services will roll out later this fall. Digital Security will extend ADT’s 24/7 live agent support to protect customers’ identity and networks at home and on-the-go. securitysales.com

Expanding Collaborative Efforts
Apple building online portal for police to make data requests
Building Team to Train Police Worldwide in Digital Forensics
Apple is creating a dedicated team to help train law enforcement officials around the world in digital forensics, the company said Tuesday in a letter to Rhode Island Democratic Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse.

The company is also working on an online portal, set to be operational by the end of 2018, where law enforcement officials can submit and track requests for data and obtain responses from Apple. When the portal goes live, police and law enforcement agents will be able to apply for "authentication credentials," Apple said in the letter.

Apple said in the letter that it had trained nearly 1,000 law enforcement officers in how to obtain data from the company. The training previously happened in person at Apple’s headquarters, but the company said it would create an online training course and a team of trainers to help extend its reach to smaller departments. cnet.com reuters.com

Retail Industry Leaders Association Launches “September is for (R)Tech”
This week, the Retail Industry Leaders Association, the trade association for America's largest and most innovative retail brands, kicked off its month-long initiative "September is for (R)Tech." Throughout the month, RILA will showcase news, initiatives and research focused on the future of retail and shopping experience.

RILA launched the (R)Tech Center for Innovation in 2017 to help retailers navigate the industry's transformation through research, insights, collaboration, and exposure to new technologies. Now in its second year, the Center will mark September with a release of brand-new research, launch its (R)Tech Innovation Network, host a retail-focused challenge at MIT's annual HACKMIT event, and announce its collaborative (R)Tech Open Innovation (ROI) Engine initiative. rila.org

Fraud Prevention: First typecast as a cost center, now a competitive differentiator
In payments, fraud prevention has been typecast as a cost center, an extra that is necessary to have in the background, but not essential to the plot. Instead, payment gateways and acquirers have assigned the leading role of “competitive differentiator” to strategies like investing in payment technologies to pace the speed and convenience provided by others or integrating robust software solutions that leverage consumer data to support marketing and advertising initiatives. Far from B-rated however, a measurable fraud prevention strategy can steal the spotlight and help gateways and acquirers stand out from the competition and appeal to more merchants. It just needs someone to give it a chance to perform. thepaypers.com

Insider Threats: Preventing intellectual property theft
IP theft is often committed by insiders or disgruntled employees who feel entitled to information. The CERT Coordination Center defines insider theft of intellectual property as "an insider's use of information technology to steal proprietary information from the organization," while intellectual property is defined as "intangible assets created and owned by an organization that are critical to achieving its mission."

Examples of intellectual property that may be targeted include software code, business plans and product designs.

In the previous article on information technology sabotage, the point was made that understanding an insider threat requires an understanding of what motivates people to behave the way they do, either positively or negatively. With regard to the theft of intellectual property, the insider generally does not steal the data in order to sell it, but for business advantages, such as taking it to a new job or using it to set up a competing company. techtarget.com

Department of Justice Reminds the Public to be Aware of Fraud When Disaster Strikes and Report it to the National Center for Disaster Fraud
The Department of Justice established the National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, when billions of dollars in federal disaster relief poured into the Gulf Coast region, which opened opportunities for criminals to exploit people during vulnerable times. The NCDF, a national coordinating agency within the Department’s Criminal Division, operates a call center at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge and serves as a centralized clearinghouse for disaster fraud complaints and information relating to both natural and man-made disasters. The NCDF seeks to improve and further the detection, prevention, investigation, and prosecution of fraud related to natural and man-made disasters, and to advocate for victims of such fraud. More than 20 federal, state, and local agencies participate in the NCDF, which allows them to forward on complaints to the appropriate agency for investigation. justice.gov

Learn more about the NCDF at www.justice.gov/disaster-fraud and watch a public service announcement here. Tips for the public on how to avoid being victimized of fraud can be found here.

EU Kicks Off Major Cargo Theft Task Force & Campaign
Kick-off of Project CARGO - Putting the brakes on cargo theft
Today marks the kick-off of Project CARGO, an EU-financed project led by the German State Office of Investigation of Saxony-Anhalt targeting mobile organised crime groups specialised in cargo theft.

On this occasion, investigators from 8 EU Member States (Germany, France, Czech Republic, Sweden, the Netherlands, Denmark and Austria), together with specialists from Europol and Eurojust and representatives of the Transported Asset Protection Association, convened at Eurojust’s headquarters in The Hague to agree on ways to tackle this criminal phenomenon in the framework of this new project.

Cargo theft in Europe is increasing in numbers of incidents and also in the cost of lost goods. The criminal groups, originating mainly from Eastern Europe, are becoming more organised and frequently target high-value products, such as electronics, tobacco and pharmaceutical products. Most of these crimes are thefts from trucks at unsecured parking sites, but violent crimes such as high-jacking and robberies are occurring more often.

Industry loses billions to cargo theft each year – in Germany alone, this figure was estimated at EUR 2.2 billion ($2.5B U.S.) for 2016.

Running for an initial period of two years Project CARGO will target the organised crime groups involved in cargo theft through regular operational meetings and joint investigations, with the full operational and analytical support of Europol’s Analysis Project FURTUM specialised in organised property crime. europa.eu

New Jersey Employer Didn't Have to Waive Post-Accident Drug Test
An employer in New Jersey didn't have to waive a post-accident drug test for an employee who was a registered medical marijuana user, according to a federal judge.

The ruling means that employers in the state still can dictate the terms of employment to include drug testing, said Myrna Maysonet, an attorney with Greenspoon Marder in Orlando, Fla.

Employers have a lot of discretion over managing their workplaces, but they still have to be aware of other situations that might require a reasonable accommodation, she added. The current ruling was narrow and didn't explore issues beyond waiving a drug test.

The employee in the case was suspended indefinitely after he told his employer that he couldn't pass a drug test because he used medical marijuana in addition to prescription pain medicine.

New Jersey's law decriminalized medical marijuana in 2010 and protects registered users from civil penalties. However, the act doesn't require an employer "to accommodate the medical use of marijuana in any workplace," according to the statute. shrm.org

Guard Asleep in His Car - Stoned
Houston, TX: Construction workers sue Whole Foods & Security Firm
Over alleged jobsite robbery, beating & kidnapping
Three employees of a Pennsylvania-based concrete flooring business have filed a lawsuit after they were allegedly robbed, beaten, and kidnapped almost six months ago at their jobsite.

Zecharian Thomas, Rickie Jackson, and Edgar Lopez blame the Mar. 21 incident on Twin City Security, Inc.; Heartland Retail Construction, Inc.; W.D.S. Construction, Inc.; and Whole Foods Market, Inc. for lax security.

Court papers claim the security was lax as unidentified assailants attacked the men and forced at gunpoint into a work truck where they were tied up. Thomas, who had freed himself went to look for an on duty Twin City security guard when he found one asleep in his vehicle. Thomas was “overwhelmed by the strong smell coming from the” guard’s car, the suit says. setexasrecord.com

The Mystery of Amazon HQ2 Has Finalists Seeing Clues Everywhere
Amazon started HQ2 search one year ago today
Friday marks one year since Amazon announced its search for a second headquarters, a project called HQ2, which the company says will bring $5 billion in investment and 50,000 high-paying jobs to the area it chooses. With no city crowned yet, news outlets, politicians and communities around the country are left reading between the lines.

People are finding clues for the 20 candidate cities just about anywhere. Could the dean of Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science be resigning to run a Pittsburgh HQ2? Is it a sign that Alaska Airlines, the hometown carrier in Seattle, announced a daily nonstop flight to Columbus, Ohio? So many people asked about an Amazon job posting in Newark for “Urban Planning and Development Director” that Amazon made a rare public statement, saying it was a job for its Audible division, which is already in the city. nytimes.com

Papa John Schnatter says CEO Steve Ritchie created the N-word scandal
Ousted Papa John’s chairman John Schnatter is still on the rampage. In his second lawsuit against the company he founded in 1984, he alleges that CEO Steve Ritchie has “admitted privately that he launched a false and defamatory campaign” accusing Schnatter of racism “for the sad and simple reason that Mr. Ritchie learned that he was going to lose his job.” courier-journal.com

DOL: August Job Losses Third Worst of 2018
Retail Sector Leads All Others in Job Losses Year to Date - 79,478
"The sector with the third-highest total of job cuts in August was retail with announced losses of 3,715. For the year to date, the retail sector has lost 79,478 jobs to lead all sectors in firings." 247wallst.com

NRF: August Retail Jobs Increase Nearly 90,000 Over 2017
Retail industry employment in August increased by 89,100 jobs unadjusted over the same time last year despite a seasonally adjusted drop of 9,700 jobs from July, the National Retail Federation said today. The numbers exclude automobile dealers, gasoline stations and restaurants. Overall, U.S. businesses added 201,000 jobs over May, the Labor Department said.

Kleinhenz noted that retail job numbers reported by the Labor Department do not provide an accurate picture of the industry because they count only employees who work in stores while excluding retail workers in other parts of the business such as corporate headquarters, distribution centers, call centers and innovation labs. businesswire.com

Even Bad Press is Good Press & Nike Needed to Change The Subject - Big Time
Nike's Exposure From Kaepernick Campaign Valued at $163 Million
The latest estimates put the value of the media exposure from the campaign at more than $163 million, according to Apex Marketing Group. Apex characterised roughly 40 percent of the publicity as positive, 30 percent negative and 30 percent neutral.

Editor's Note: I don't think anyone even remembers all the executive departures this summer over the internal survey and #METOO. Just Saying  businessoffashion.com

Five Below plans 50 new stores in Q3

GameStop may be exploring a sale

Claire's Ch. 11 Plan Faces Objections, Remains Open To Bids

Papa John’s could close up to 250 stores if sales do not improve

Bon-Ton Stores reportedly to make a comeback

Starbucks opens store staffed by senior citizens


Quarterly Results
Cato Q2 comp's up 5%, sales flat to ly
Genesco Q2 comp's up 3%, net sales up 6%
Five Below Q2 comp's up 2.7%, net sales up 22.7%
Sears Hometown & Outlet Stores Q2 comp's up 0.9%
GameStop Q2 comp's down 0.5%, total global sales down 2.4%

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5 reasons why retailers need Genetec Clearance

Over the past year, retailers have lost over $48 billion due to the growth of inventory shrinkage costs. According to the National Retail Security Survey, conducted by the National Retail Federation (NRF), this is about an 8% increase from last year. With growing cases of shoplifting, organized retail crime, and employee theft, you are now spending more time managing evidence which needs to be compiled, stored, and shared during investigations.

Understanding the costs associated with a retail investigation

Overseeing a retail investigation is costly and time-consuming. Investigators or risk management personnel spend countless hours, and sometimes days, handling a case. You need to compile evidence from many sources and save each file in folders, often juggling many applications at once. You also individually manage each step to ensure proper chain of custody, so the evidence can hold up in court. Later, when your legal team, police department, or insurance company make requests for footage, your investigator might need to convert file formats and burn copies to share with others. For some, buying DVDs to hold evidence alone can amount to tens of thousands of dollars every year.

Shopping for a better retail investigation system

Today, many retailers like you are evaluating the use of digital evidence management systems like Genetec Clearance. These solutions help loss prevention and risk management teams become more efficient at handling cases while also reducing costs. Below are five ways you can benefit from a digital evidence management system (DEMS).

1. Save time and money handling video requests.

The cost of external storage devices and shipping fees can quickly add up. Instead, an investigator could import a video recording from their video management system directly into a digital evidence management system and provide access rights to specific users such as police officers, insurance adjusters, or other stakeholders. This could save you considerable amounts of money and staff time.

2. Securely share evidence and data with others.

Only authorized users can view evidence within the DEMS. The lead investigator can set specific user permissions within a collaborative investigation management system. The solution automatically encrypts all important data and tracks when users have seen, shared, and downloaded files. This ensures proper chain of custody so that evidence always holds up in court.

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Can an organization’s biggest assets also be their biggest threats?
While some incidents caused by insiders are malicious, many are just the result of employee carelessness. Recent data from the Ponemon Institute shows that the average number of security incidents involving employee or contractor negligence has increased by 26 percent since 2016. In the past 12 months alone, Ponemon found that negligent insider actions caused 64 percent of all insider threat incidents.

The fact that employees self-report deep understanding of insider threats, while insider threat-related incidents continue to rise, signals an alarming disconnect. Most employees don’t understand that they can be their organization’s biggest threat and that simple actions, like downloading non-company sanctioned software, can lead to major vulnerabilities. To combat these accidental threats, security leaders need to promote security awareness across the organization.

This is especially important as workplaces brace for an influx of Generation Z employees. Recent data revealed that Gen Z employees pose the highest overall cybersecurity risk to organizations, as more than one-third (34 percent) of 18-24-year-olds report that they don’t know nor understand what is included within their company’s cybersecurity policy. csoonline.com

Report: Data Breaches Have Measurable Impact on Stock Prices
Though Retail Stocks are a Little More Resilient
When a data breach occurs it's not just confidential information that's attacked: According to a new report, stock prices take a hit, too.

Comparitech analyzed 28 breaches suffered by 24 companies with shares listed on the New York Stock Exchange. While they found wide variations in share performance in the weeks and months following a breach, on average companies that suffered a breach under-performed the NASDAQ by -3.7% after one year.

According to the report, the most significant impact from a breach was felt 14 days after the event. After a month, share prices tended to catch up with the NASDAQ.

Comparitech found that the affected company's industry and the nature of the breach each had an impact on the stock price, with finance and payment companies hit hardest and breaches featuring credit card and Social Security number having the greatest impact.

Retail: Target, TJ Maxx, Home Depot, Staples, Under Armour

6 months prior to breach: -1.46% vs NASDAQ
6 months post-breach: -4.43% vs NASDAQ

Even though this category includes some of the most high-profile data breaches in history, investors were unfazed. They suffered no immediate drop in share price performance after their breaches on average, and the six months post-breach were only marginally worse than the six months prior. darkreading.com

New Equifax CISO Tightens Structure Post-Breach
Equifax Inc.’s new chief information security officer is adopting organizational changes meant in part to help correct some of the circumstances that led to the customer data breach reported by the company in September 2017.

“Based upon my experience helping other companies regain trust after an incident, we are focusing on a number of key improvements,” CISO Jamil Farshchi told WSJ Pro Cybersecurity in an email. Mr. Farshchi, a veteran of The Home Depot Inc., joined Equifax in February.

Mr. Farshchi said he is starting to establish a stronger presence for business information security officers throughout the credit reporting company, enhancing outposts deep within the company’s business lines. The goal is to increase visibility into all corners, and develop more trusting relationships with business leaders, he said. wsj.com

The SOC Gets a Makeover
Today's security operations center is all about reducing the number of alerts with emerging technologies - and enhancing old-school human collaboration.

Blame it on the success of the SIEM. For many security operations center (SOC) managers, the security information and event management system (SIEM) was both a blessing and a curse: It was a way to consolidate and correlate security alerts from firewalls, routers, IDS/IPS, antivirus software, and servers, for example, into a centralized console. But with the recent wave of new security tools, threat intelligence feeds, and constantly mutating threats, SOCs are drowning in anywhere from thousands to a million security alerts daily.

"A lot of companies have tool fatigue right now. There are a lot of tools that are partially implemented and not getting the care and feeding they need," says DJ Goldsworthy, director of security operations and threat management at Aflac.

The flood of alerts and out-of-tune tools, compounded by the industry's persistent talent gap and high turnover rate for junior-level SOC analysts, have forced some organizations to rethink and retool how they organize and run their SOCs. darkreading.com

A Hotel Is Taking The Pulse of Consumers, Literally. Can Retail Do The Same?
In the quest for emotional engagement, merchants have long sought to learn what's in the shopper's heart. Now they're finding out, in a heartbeat.

Make that many heartbeats. The international hospitality group AccorHotels is monitoring its guests' heart rates in an effort to more accurately match them to the types of destinations and adventures that excite them most. Retailers, hopefully, are watching with held breath.

Accor, operator of the Fairmont, Swissotel and Ibis brands, is tapping into emotional triggers by correlating aspirational images with heart rates. Specifically, it asks members to respond "yes" or "no" to various photos and tracks the results. forbes.com

Schneider Electric may have shipped USB drives infested with malware

British Airways Says Customers' Financial Data Was Hacked In 380K Transactions

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EMV 3DS (or 3DS2): The Old, The New and The Better
What the new protocol (aka 3DS 2.0) brings to the industry and the merchant nightmares it’s getting rid of.

False declines, frustrated users unable to locate their four-digit code, and other growing pains that shall not be named were stemming from the old payment protocol, 3DS. Since, both merchants and issuers have been eager for a new solution that they can rely on.

We are excited to announce that the new protocol, EMV® 3-D Secure, commonly known as 3DS 2.0, has already hit the streets – or is at least in implementation stages – developed to solve most of the checkout pains for merchants and consumers.

The new protocol comes with substantial improvements that are set to reshape the checkout experience for users and merchants. What’s new with ‘3DS2’:

● No authentication steps
● Mobile-enabled
● More transaction data
● Merchant 3DS opt-out

EMV 3DS (3DS 2.0) is clearly adapting to the times by offering better online payment experiences to users, whether it is via desktop computers, mobiles or tablets. With the way the new 3DS works, merchants can benefit just as much as consumers, if not more. Here are some of the benefits:

Less false declines
By providing ten times as much transaction information to the issuers, they are better equipped to make a decision and reduce false declines. This enriched communication channel between merchants and issuers can create more trust between the two.

Less cart abandonment
Transaction decisioning can be done without authentication step-ups for trusted users and also faster (before, it could take over eight seconds). This improvement aims at today’s consumers who want a seamless experience through their phones or tablets and with a user-friendly authentication step when required. The use of a mobile device to make an online purchase has increased to 40% in 2018 from just 12% in 2014, according to the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA).

More flexibility
Merchants who want to turn on 3DS in non-challenge mode can do so, allowing them to feed those results into their own risk models to help their own approve or decline decisions. nudatasecurity.com

eBay to Close App Store Giving Sellers Little Notice
eBay sellers should make sure the tools they use aren't slated for the chopping block as the company prepares to shut down the eBay app store, aka the eBay Apps Center.

eBay had opened its platform to third-party developers in 2008 through a program called Open eBay Apps so that its buyers and sellers wouldn't have to leave eBay to use third-party tools - a revolutionary move for the company at the time. Ten years later, it's killing the program.

eBay sent an email to developers on Friday informing them it would begin notifying sellers of the program's closure this week. In its letter, eBay said it had decided to end the program "for business reasons," saying its ability to maintain the eBay Apps Center had declined. ecommercebytes.com

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Glen Carbon, IL: Burglar found with 60 pairs of sneakers from Ross store plus $4,300 in other loot
A man from Florida is facing a burglary charge after police found 60 pairs of sneakers and about $4,000 worth of other clothing in a car he was in near a Ross Dress For Less, 6610 Edwardsville Crossing Drive. Charged is Carlos Y. Albelo-Parnau, 32, of Miami, who was also in possession of devices apparently used to thwart security tags on expensive clothing items. He possessed a device used by stores to remove security tags, or sensors, as well as a homemade device comprised of magnets and metal used to remove security devices.

The case unfolded when an off-duty manager shopping in the store Aug. 23 spotted a man putting a pair of shoes into a backpack and leaving the store without paying. A court document states a witness saw the man get in a car and leave. Police made a traffic stop on the vehicle and saw the suspect in the driver’s seat. There were several items of suspected loot in plain view in the back seat. The items had “Ross” tags on them. Police searched several duffel bags found in the car, and, in addition to the sneakers, they also found several bottles of perfume and cologne and hats. The total retail value of the items was $4,366.

Police also found a receipt from a Motel 6 which showed a stay between Aug. 22 and Aug. 23. Officers also found a receipt from a UPS store in Wentzville, Mo., which shows a shipping date of Aug. 23 for three boxes and a receipt from Home Depot for 12 heavy-moving boxes. The address from the UPS store showed an address of destination as Village of Palm Springs, Fla. thetelegraph.com

Laredo, TX: Pawn Shop Employee busted for $3,200 theft; stolen merchandise re-pawned
Katia Trejo is charged with theft of property. The incident was reported back in March when a business owner claimed an employee had been taking jewelry from a pawn shop for a period of over six months. Trejo reportedly took an assorted jewelry valued at $3,200. She had allegedly been stealing jewelry from her place of employment, and pawning it at other establishments. kgns.tv

Baltimore, MD: Woman charged with $2,700 theft from Dick's Sporting Goods in Westminster
Kelly Anthony, 27, was charged with one count each of conspiracy to commit theft and theft of $1,500 to $25,000. Officers responded to the sports retailer to find an employee who witnessed Anthony and a female accomplice take off with clothing they did not pay for. The employee told police she chased Anthony and her accomplice out of the store and through the mall. At the parking lot, Anthony’s accomplice jumped into an SUV and pealed out, leaving Anthony behind. Officers confronted Anthony in the parking lot, at which point, she told them she stole items to sell on the street. She and her accomplice took about $2,700 worth of clothing from the sports store. carrollcountytimes.com

Chattanooga, TN: Thieves Hit Sephora in Hamilton Place twice on same day
Officers responded to Sephora at Hamilton Place on a theft case. A store employee said two unknown black females concealed store items without offering payment. The items taken were various fragrances valued at approximately $650. It was the second theft this same day involving two of the same people, store officials said. chattanoogan.com

Lower Swatara Township, PA: Man charged with Felony Theft; 13th Arrest for Retail Theft
Police have charged Julian Lee Amway with stealing 30 bottles of Dove body wash products from the CVS store on West Harrisburg Pike. The products allegedly stolen had a combined value of $269.70. Amway was to be arraigned on Sept. 4, on a felony charge of retail theft. This is Amway’s 13th arrest for retail theft. pressandjournal.com

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