Page 8 - White Papers in Fraud Management & Cybercrime

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Create Usability and Security Through Your Mobile Banking App

As more banking customers make use of mobile devices and apps, the opportunities for fraud increases. Mobile apps broaden the attack surface to devices that often have limited security measures. Besides security, mobile apps also have the challenge to be as usable as possible. Download this whitepaper to learn how...

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What the Faster Payments Initiative Means for European Banks

The Faster Payments Initiative may help businesses shorten clearing times for financial transactions, and benefit personal banking consumers by ensuring that transactions and bill payments are completed in a timely fashion. However, fraudsters will look to exploit any system vulnerabilities to their advantage. Shorter...

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Shifting the Balance of Power with Cognitive Fraud Detection

By using cognitive fraud detection across different security layers, financial service providers can detect fraud more accurately and quickly than ever before, as well as better preserve the user experience. Download this whitepaper and learn how to: Reduce the number of false positives your organization faces so...

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How PSD2 Will Affect Payment Service Providers

PSD2 both presents opportunities and introduces new requirements for banks. Proactive, early-adopting organizations will be able to meet the new demands rapidly. By creating new alliances and providing innovative services, they will be able to provide value for both themselves and their customers. Download this...

NYDFS 2017 Cybersecurity Regulation: 10 Provisions That Go Beyond Federal Requirements

New cybersecurity requirements for organizations regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) went into effect March 1, 2017. The new regulation will be felt far beyond the state of New York and will likely become the baseline standard for the financial services industry. Download this...

How to Ensure Security and Usability in Mobile Banking

Banks often choose usability over security in their app design. They are driven to make their apps more consumer-friendly, and this often comes at the expense of building a more secure app. The result is that hackers and cyber-criminals are flocking to mobile banking apps because of their target-rich...

Cybersecurity and the New 'Adequate'

Since the major DDoS attacks of 2012, the threat landscape for financial institutions has dramatically evolved. Banks are now facing a whole host of problems including credential abuse, account takeover, and fraudulent money movements. Download this interview transcript with Rich Bolstridge of Akamai Technologies...

How to Implement a Cardless ATM for Better Security

Direct global losses from ATM skimming are estimated to be billions of dollars annually; with losses from skimming on a single, non-bank, ATM ranging from $5,000 to $100,000, and an average $650 per card. You can combat these risks with an easy-to-use mobile friendly QR code that visually verifies transactions to...

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Payment Services Directive (PSD2): How to Comply?

The European Banking Authority (EBA) recently published its long-awaited final draft of the Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) and Common and Secure Communication (CSC) under the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2). Download this whitepaper to learn: Background...

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Extend Your Mobile Banking Services with e-Signing

The vast majority of people today rely on mobile devices everywhere they go, and they expect their phones to accomplish just about everything... including fully enabled banking services. But as common as they are, mobile phones are still perceived by many as relatively insecure. Hacks happen, and the vulnerability of...

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Invisible Mobile Banking Channel Security

Unlike desktop applications, mobile apps are harder to secure because they are often written with no built-in security. Delivering mobile apps that are secure and usable increasingly requires invisible technologies like RASP (runtime application self-protection) which assesses the integrity of the mobile app, and...

Ignoring Risks from Same-day ACH Will Cost You Big

Same-day Automated Clearing House (ACH) payment processing became a reality. While this represents a terrific opportunity for banks to be responsive to their customer's requirements for faster ACH payments, plus the ability to attract new customers from banks who choose not to offer the same level of responsiveness,...

Making the Case for Continuous Authentication: Why 2FA is Not Secure Enough to Combat Online Fraud

Most organizations that enable users to perform online transactions have implemented security measures to address fraud. Currently, one of the most common safeguards used in a wide array of products/services is two-factor authentication (2FA). In recent years, 2FA has become employed by global tech leaders like...

Fraud in The Mobile Era: A Hacker's Delight

As mobile devices eclipse computers and laptops as the preferred method of going online, fraudsters have followed users, porting their modus operandi -account takeover, social engineering, and malware based remote control attacks - to the mobile arena. Thus, hackers have many more opportunities to perpetrate fraud and...

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The State of Mobile Security Maturity

As mobile threats have evolved, so has mobile security. What used to be the benchmark - mobile device management - today is merely the baseline. While organizations today develop mobile security maturity, they enhance not just device security, but also content, application and transaction security. Where does your...