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Report: Security Predictions for 2018

The days of threats being addressed with traditional security solutions are behind us. In 2018, digital extortion will be at the core of most cyber criminals' business model and will propel them into other schemes that will get them hefty payouts. As environments become increasingly interconnected and complex,...

Identifying New Mobile Banking Fraud Patterns

Banks and financial institutions need a wide lens to understand anomalies occurring across digital channels and at any point in time between the log in and the transaction. Download this whitepaper to learn about: Unique challenges presented by omnichannel fraud; Global fraud trends and how institutions are...

3 BYOD Concerns Small Businesses Must Prepare For

The typical SMB employee uses a myriad of endpoint devices - desktop computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets - all equipped with various applications. As a result, SMBs become more open to risks of company intrusions. Download this whitepaper and learn how to solve BYOD challenges such as: A compromised employee...

Open Banking in the Digital Era

Banks often view innovation as coming at the cost of security. Instead, security can be an enabler to the digital transformation - helping banks welcome customers in and keep fraudulent activity out so they can pursue new growth opportunities, improve the customer experience, and build customer loyalty. Download...

Mobile Banking: Contain Fraud and Build User Trust

Banks that cannot evolve their fraud detection capabilities to effectively address two seemingly opposing requirements - building trust through strong cybersecurity programs and delivering a seamless customer experience - will fail to build new market share, and will lose market share to those banks that...

Internet Separation by Virtualization

In a world where cyber threats have become the norm, organizations must equip themselves with solutions that prevent and isolate attacks. Today, many organizations are mandating Internet separation as a means of controlling these threats. While physical Internet separation or air gap networks is one possible approach,...

What is the Goal of Internet Separation?

In May 2017, the Singapore Government cut direct access to the Internet from its internal systems. This is a policy that is already adopted by Korean banks, many U.S. and U.K. military establishments, as well as the Japanese government. This is to protect government-owned computer systems from potential cyber threats...

4 Keys to Bridging Digital Identities

Even though most organizations do not have a "blank slate," it doesn't mean they can't rethink their IAM strategy. Acknowledging identity as the new perimeter, enterprises can reimagine how they utilize IAM to reduce unnecessary risk and cost and better enable the business. Download this whitepaper to learn how...

6 Keys to Successful Identity Assurance

By applying a risk-based approach to identity assurance, organizations can go beyond a simple yes/no decision or step-up authentication process and add intelligence that provides broader context about the user and the situation in which they are requesting access. Download this whitepaper and learn: Why...

Cybersecurity's Six Challenges and Misconceptions in Financial Services

As the financial services industry rapidly changes, and new digital products and services are redefining how consumers interact with their money, there is added network complexity brought on by these new products. Financial networks are increasingly harder to defend, allowing hackers to exploit loopholes in security...

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Is the speed of fraud threatening your business?

Fraud and associated compliance issues are becoming an increasing challenge for financial services companies today. Fraud approaches are constantly changing and the cost of fraud prevention is increasing, making it more important to keep up. What's needed is a flexible fraud prevention strategy that leverages your...

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Aligning your team to fight rising fraud threats

Traditionally, fraud teams have taken a defensive approach to fraud prevention as each new type of threat appeared. Nowadays, fraud is evolving rapidly as criminals become more sophisticated. It's time to take a proactive stance! Without a proactive fraud strategy, customers can get caught in the middle with either...

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How to modernize fraud prevention in five steps

Fraud is constantly evolving, meaning your fraud prevention strategy needs the flexibility to change in order to keep pace and outmaneuver fraudsters. Download this tip sheet to learn the tools you need to consistently outsmart the fraudsters regardless of their schemes and alternative methods.

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Data confidence realized: Leveraging customer intelligence in the age of mass data compromise

We are in the age of mass data compromise. The growing, never-ending cycle of breach, fraud loss and the decline of customer experience characterizes life in today's globally connected digital world. Unfortunately, with crime rings amplifying their efforts and continuing to evolve these threats aren't going anywhere....

Q4 2017 Security Transformation Study: Executive Report

In the Face of Advanced Threats, is Your Organization's Security Posture Reactive or Proactive? Today's most advanced threat actors - whether external or internal - are stealthier than ever and able to hide within one's systems for days, weeks or even months as they gather intel and prepare to strike. Sixty-one...