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For companies and organizations, "it's now no longer a question of if you are going to be compromised," said Julie Fergerson , vice-president of emerging technologies at collaborative fraud management company Ethoca in Toronto.
Survey: Breaches Cost Firms $7.2 Million Per Incident Aparajita Saha-Bubna 2011
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For companies and organizations, "it's now no longer a question of if you are going to be compromised," said Julie Fergerson , vice-president of emerging technologies at collaborative fraud management company Ethoca in Toronto.
Survey: Breaches Cost Firms $7.2 Million Per Incident Aparajita Saha-Bubna 2011
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McNeill finished the game 2-4 with 64 yards and the touchdown pass to Fergerson.
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McNeill threw a strike to an in-stride Fergerson for the Bengals 'other touchdown.
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We dont want Fergerson, we need an experienced manager to motivate, use his contacts to get in good players and get us out of the current position that we find ourself in.
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Debix's Fergerson told me when ID theft occurs among children, a credit file is often attached to the child's Social Security number with the suspect's name and date of birth, not the child's.
CNET News.com 2008
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Fergerson said that 12 percent were aged 5 and younger, and the average amount of each fraud was about $12,000.
CNET News.com 2008
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Fergerson said that 12 percent were aged 5 and younger, and the average amount of each fraud was about $12,000.
CNET News.com 2008
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Debix's Fergerson told me when ID theft occurs among children, a credit file is often attached to the child's Social Security number with the suspect's name and date of birth, not the child's.
CNET News.com 2008
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It has taken a toll on her, says Evette Fergerson, the singer’s spokeswoman.
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