Page 18 - White Papers in Fraud Management & Cybercrime

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Multi-Channel Banking Fraud

All fraud hurts, but when compared to other instruments and transaction channels, nothing has the potential to hurt like check deposit fraud. Account take over is still a major problem in the banking industry, and with recent mass compromise events, the risk is on an upswing. Download this infographic to...

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Multi Faceted Approaches To Financial Crimes Management For Banking

Financial crime schemes are increasing in frequency and sophistication. Criminals continue to blur the lines among cyber crimes, fraud and money laundering crimes -using the gaps in visibility among payment types, channels and institutional boundaries. Meanwhile, fraud, security and compliance leaders operate in...

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Exposed Endpoints: Financial Fraud Made Easy

The malware industry supplies all the components cybercriminals need to easily perpetrate malware-driven financial fraud and data theft. In today's virtual world, the scope of organizations vulnerable to malware-driven cybercrime is quite broad. In addition to banks and credit unions that are subject to online banking...

A Guide to Corporate Social Media Security

With the rapid business adoption of social media as a core communication channel, organizations are increasingly exposed to an array of internal and external security risks, especially those with significant social media presence. The FBI, Gartner and many other security analysts cite social media as one of the...

The Seven Providers That Matter Most And How They Stack Up

FICO was among the select companies that independent research firm Forrester invited to participate in its Q1 2016 Forrester Wave report, Enterprise Fraud Management. In this evaluation, FICO was cited as a leader in enterprise fraud management (EFM). Download this white paper to explore How well each...

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Multi-Channel Banking Fraud

All fraud hurts, but when compared to other instruments and transaction channels, nothing has the potential to hurt like check deposit fraud. Account take over is still a major problem in the banking industry, and, with recent mass compromise events, the risk is on an upswing. Download this infographic to...

Sponsored by IBM

Multi Faceted Approaches To Financial Crimes Management For Banking

Financial crime schemes are increasing in frequency and sophistication. Criminals continue to blur the lines among cyber crimes, fraud and money laundering crimes -using the gaps in visibility among payment types, channels and institutional boundaries. Meanwhile, fraud, security and compliance leaders operate in...

How Tomorrow Stays Secure

With the barrage of connected devices, new technologies like cloud computing, and a continuous wave of sophisticated threats, managing security is becoming increasingly complex - security needs to adjust to new operational realities. Organizations that possess consolidated security simplify complex environments,...

Banking on Millenials: Balancing Convenience & Security in the Digital Era

As millennials come to represent more than 50 percent of the population, that dynamic changes global payments - and fraud. David Sylvester of Easy Solutions discusses new strategies to help protect users from their own behavior. In a video interview at RSA Conference 2016, Sylvester talks about: How millennials...

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Selecting the Right Cybercrime-Prevention Solution

Financial institutions, commercial enterprises and government organizations are all prime targets for cybercrime. Malicious software, or malware, is the primary attack tool used by cybercriminals to execute account takeover attacks, steal credentials and personal information, and initiate fraudulent...

Data Protection And The Insider Threat

Insider data exfiltration causes tremendous damage every year. Worse, the vast majority of insider data exfiltration goes undetected simply because the organization is not looking for it. Relying on technologies designed primarily to secure the perimeter leaves much to be desired. Relying on trust is only an option...

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Fraud Risk Engines Strike Back

For more than a decade, financial organizations have relied on risk engines to help identify and stop online banking fraud. However, legacy fraud detection solutions, such as statistical-based risk engines, haven't kept pace with the threat landscape, creating significant challenges for fraud teams, their...

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Digital Fraud Lifecycle Management

The unfortunate fact is that cybercriminals are able to bypass sophisticated controls only days after the controls are released - and they are constantly updating their techniques to more efficiently bypass both existing and new controls.Standard fraud solutions offer technology that consolidates and analyzes data in...

The Holistic Approach to First Party Fraud

First-party fraud will be responsible for an estimated $28.6 billion in credit losses for financial institutions around the globe this year. Banks can significantly reduce their levels of bad debt and collections expenses by specifically targeting first-party fraud. Advanced network analytics with real-time screening...

Same-day ACH Payments: How to Protect Transactions from Fraud

NACHA's announcement of same-day ACH (Automated Clearing House) payments will benefit both businesses and consumers whose payments are eligible for same-day transaction processing. But it will also strain banks that need to operate under the new guidelines and protect vulnerable ACH transactions from...