One of many reasons ACH fraud should be of concern to the small organizations that are typically targeted is that, unlike credit card theft, the company is responsible for the losses.
With 247 million smartphones in use on mobile networks, consumers today have more computing power in their hand than desktop computers of just a decade ago. And they are not afraid to use this technology as a platform for transactions.
The debate over EMV in the U.S. is no longer just about reducing fraud due to the security features built into the EMV card; there is another driver: cardholder convenience.
A change is happening in the security of online banking. In October 2005, the FFIEC provided guidance requiring the banking industry to provide stronger security controls to ensure the safety of online transactions.
It is time to address the issue of protecting our identity and thanks to the federal government's implementation of PIV smart card credentials; we have a proven technology in place that could be leveraged for a much broader audience.
According to new data from Cisco, phishing, ransomware, malicious spam, information stealing malware and trojans have not abated their relentless assault against multiple industries including financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, higher education and government.
As organizations continue to adopt hybrid and remote work models, employees are no longer working behind office firewalls. Access to highly sensitive data can now come from anywhere, on any device and on any network, even those not managed by the enterprise.
While Generative Artificial Intelligence offers incredible benefits for automation and efficiency, they also present unique security challenges. This blog looks at the most critical security risks to Large Language Models and how to protect against them.
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