As breaches become more commonplace in India, law enforcement agencies are leveraging new technologies to assist in investigations. This edition of CyberEd APAC features an interview with Brijesh Singh, inspector general of police for cyber in Maharashtra, who outlines the challenges in investigating breaches and the...
Facing more sophisticated and persistent attackers, passwords are simply not enough on their own. Without additional authentication factors, vulnerabilities crop up everywhere - but that doesn't mean there's a one size fits all multi-factor authentication solution for your business.
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Selecting the right access solution to meet your needs is a two way street - you need to know what your organization expects from a solution, and the solution you pick must measure up. Finding the solution that meets your needs is a critical step in building a comprehensive security system.
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It's important to maintain adherence to industry best practices - and multifactor authentication remains the best way to prevent unauthorized account access.
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The revolving regulatory standards that IT teams have to adhere to are cumbersome. They're even more difficult to navigate while having to meet executive mandates to enable faster and faster business growth. Balancing these competing priorities can cause significant headaches.
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Financial firms are on the front lines of security evolution. Enhanced online payment and banking features are rapidly adopted after roll-outs, but fraudsters and money launderers only see this as an opportunity - so what are the next steps when fraud checks and sanctions screening are already happening in real...
Financial crime is an global constant - and one of banking's biggest challenges. This requires financial institutions, both large and local, to be able to respond faster than the criminals who seek to attack them. This results will be clear: tomorrow's most successful banks will fight the hardest against financial...
New customers are both opportunities and risks - but only if your organization doesn't know their clients. Implementing due diligence and know your client programs as a first line of defense is a critical step in mitigating the risk of money laundering and fraudulent activity.
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Security systems that are more complicated than they are easy to use create opportunities for breaches because users will seek a shortcut. When users are able to take control of their privacy, a future without fallout from major credential breaches is possible.
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There's one service you never want to provide: account takeover - the fastest growing fraud vector in retail banking. Motivated actors can usually overcome even the best one-dimensional defenses leaving you and your customers vulnerable.
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Mobile computing and the modernization of business proves have provided ample opportunities for cybercriminals to steal money and services. What's worse is that traditional fraud prevention tools are often insufficient to stop these attacks.
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Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) requirements are one of the largest roadblocks to building a seamless buyer's journey. To gain an advantage in the new EU Payment Services Directive (PSD2) landscape, merchants and payment processors must collaboratively maximize SCA exemptions to create a seamless transaction...
As cyberattacks grow in frequency and complexity, businesses are turning to threat intelligence to better understand those attacks and protect themselves. Threat intelligence uses data points to provide an understanding of threats to an organization, but intelligence is only as good as the data available. If data...
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions have typically been focused on alerting organizations of issues that applications and network hardware identify. When those alerts go unheeded or don't deliver next steps on how to mitigate threats, SIEM can become an expensive and ineffective tool.
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Many organizations aggressively roll out SIEM or log management based on sales promises that "it will do everything for you." While these promises are mostly true, they may represent an organization's end goal, not their realistic starting point.
The reality is that SIEM functionality is limited to where the...
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