Page 111 - White Papers in Fraud Management & Cybercrime

Fighting Fraud in Today's Connected World

Critical approaches to affordable fraud detection Financial institutions are offering more and more online and self-service applications, as well as expanding the methods that consumers can use to access these applications. But with the constant addition of new banking applications and access methods, financial...

Preventing Data Breaches in Privileged Accounts Using Access Control

It is critical that organizations are proactive in their approach to mitigating insider threats. Week-after-week there are disturbing, déjà vu-like stories of significant data breaches, arrests connected to insider attacks, or investigation reports emphasizing the necessity to control privileged accounts that...

Man-in-the-Middle Attacks: Helping to Eliminate the Threat Without Impacting the Business

A sophisticated type of phishing, man-in-the-middle attacks occur when an attacker attempts to intercept communications between two parties, such as a customer and a financial organization, without their knowledge. By doing so, the attacker becomes "the man in the middle." Both parties are unaware of the attacker's...

Defending Against Targeted eCrime Attacks - Phish & Malware

The days of eCrime as simple mischief on the Internet are behind us. Troubling brand attacks are the new form of eCrime, and they are being launched with new and rapidly evolving exploits � including phishing � and most recently � malware. These targeted brand attacks can destroy a corporation's reputation, its...

Securing Retail POS Systems & Meeting PCI Compliance

There's something new in the air that retailers, especially the directors of information technology (IT) operations at the store, are starting to research and implement called "application whitelisting". This technology is being presented as the panacea for Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance, and is being welcomed...

New Insider Threat Emerges in the New Economy

Information security experts are bracing for the law of unintended consequences to swing into action in 2009 as layoffs, downsizing and low morale bring the worst out of trusted insiders looking to profit off of proprietary intellectual property, customer contact lists, trade secrets and any other sensitive...

Authentication and Fraud Detection Buyer's Guide

This guide has been developed to assist organizations in identifying their requirements for an authentication and fraud detection solution, and in selecting a solution that meets their security needs. It outlines key questions that should be considered during the selection process to ensure that the chosen solution...

From Trust to Process: Closing the Risk Gap in Privileged Access Control

High-privilege administrative accounts hold the keys to gain access to the most sensitive IT processes and proprietary data - yet this level of access is far too often based on little more than trust alone. In this whitepaper, Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) examines this critical issue in IT security...

Identity Theft Red Flags Rule Compliance Survival Guide

It's time to comply. Nov. 1 is here, and financial institutions throughout the U.S. are still scrambling to meet their Identity Theft Red Flags Rule compliance deadline. For the past year, we've done what we can to guide your efforts with articles, interviews, research, webinars and white papers. You can see the...

Addressing Online Fraud & Beyond

This whitepaper presents an overview of the security options that can help thwart fraud today and into the future, including multi-factor authentication and fraud detection solutions. With a clear understanding of the tools available and a way to effectively begin and evolve, organizations can take the essential steps...

Identity Theft Red Flags Rule Survey: Executive Summary

Only half of U.S. banking institutions will beat the Nov. 1 deadline for compliance with the Identity Theft Red Flags Rule. This is the key finding of a new survey aimed at gauging the success of institutions' efforts to meet the terms of the new regulatory mandate. An even 50% of institutions surveyed say they...

Five Business Strategies to Reduce the High Cost of Online Consumer Authentication

Security is good for your customers - and that's good for your business. When you increase security of your online applications, you boost consumer confidence, loyalty, and sales. You also position your company to comply with current and emerging government regulations. A new white paper from VeriSign spells out...

Redspin Security Report: Top 10 Network Security Threats of 2008 - Q2 Update

Understanding the trends and patterns of the past is the key to understanding the future, and security is no exception. The following security threat trends for 2008 have been assembled as a result of their frequency during security audits performed last year. These common and fundamental security issues typically...

Online Transaction Origination: Ensuring Customer Confidence & Trust

At A Time When Preserving Customer Trust Is Critical, Financial Institutions Bank On Technology Solutions The credit crisis and security threats have pushed financial institutions to step up their efforts to secure personal data and ensure their customers' trust. Download this white paper for case studies of...

Institutional Identity Theft

How the identity theft of your customers leads to the erosion of your company's profits and good name from Perimeter eSecurity Identity theft is a catch-all term for crimes involving illegal usage of another individual's identity. The most common form of identity theft is credit card fraud. Identity theft is often...