Page 11 - White Papers in Fraud Management & Cybercrime

Email Authentication: The Big Picture

An analysis of the most popular 1 million global domains shows that most domain owners have not attempted to implement fraud protection through the latest and most complete form of protection, DMARC. Of those that have attempted DMARC, only 23 percent are actually achieving protection from fraud. Download this...

The DMARC Implementation Challenge

Despite DMARC's enormous advantages, an analysis has found that 77 percent of organizations that attempt to implement it aren't getting it right. The vast majority of domains either had configuration errors or hadn't set it to enforce the whitelist. Large enterprises with big IT departments had approximately the...

96% of .Gov Domains Are Not Ready for DHS Deadlines

While many .gov domains have attempted DMARC, few have succeeded in using it to stop fraud. In fact, an exclusive analysis shows that 96 percent of government domains are easy to impersonate with fake emails that appear to come from their domains. Download this whitepaper on DMARC and learn why: Half of the...

Federal Agency Email Security

What are the immediate tasks that federal agencies must undertake to comply with the new DHS directive Binding Operational Directive (BOD) 18-01? Download this whitepaper and learn: How and when to issue your agency plan of action; Why there will be complexity with DMARC deployments; How to get to DMARC reject....

The Measurable Benefits of DMARC

DMARC enables companies to authenticate legitimate email, publish policies enforceable throughout the ecosystem, and gain intelligence on their email streams. Download this DMARC fact sheet and learn how these benefits can be measured, resulting in: 326% average ROI; $1.1m reduction in customer support...

Spear Phishing and Targeted Attacks: Defend Against Socially Engineered Strikes

Spear phishing is the common trigger to many of the most popular - and successful - targeted attacks. How can organizations improve their defenses? Jon Clay of Trend Micro tells how to better spot and stop spear phishing.

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Empower Security Analysts With Actionable Data

Organisations today must assume that their environments have been compromised by a security breach. And if they haven't been compromised yet, they will be. Endpoints are the most vulnerable and most-used point of entry into an organization's valuable assets. But endpoints have proliferated, from cloudbased or...

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...

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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...

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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...

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...

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...

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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Stepping up Fight Against Omnichannel Financial Fraud

There has been a global rise in incidents of omnichannel financial fraud; such as a phishing attack being used to collect account information, then using that data to commit fraud via a bank's call center globally. Financial institutions need to enhance their ability to detect this sort of fraud - while also reducing...

2017 Phishing Resiliency and Defense Report

For hackers, phishing is easy. And profitable. The average phishing attack costs a mid-sized company $1.6 million. No wonder the number of phishing attacks shot up 65% worldwide last year. For many years, organizations have invested in technology to keep them safe from malicious emails. Yet ransomware, CEO...