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The Risk of Leaving Smartphone Sensors Unprotected

If you hold, share or have access to important information, you should assume your smartphone has already been hacked. Unprotected smartphones could pose the greatest security risks to governments, enterprises and individuals. Consider what's at stake and prevent hackers from capitalizing on your...

The Emergence and Maturity of Mobile Threat Defense

There is greater awareness to the proliferation of mobile threats, and yet many organizations still underestimate their own vulnerabilities. Mobile security should be taken just as seriously - if not more so - as traditional endpoints. Every employee behind a desktop computer also has at least one mobile device...

Securing Email in the Digital Transformation Era

Digital transformation has made it increasingly easy for consumers to switch institutions at the least provocation. But leaders like Capital One, Guardian Life, and Goldman Sachs are embracing change and moving to the cloud. They're creating great customer experiences - and fighting churn - by integrating email into...

Email's Need For The Security Advantages of Cloud Infrastructure

Email security in the era of the cloud is a critical concern for business leaders. This tool is a powerful way for businesses and services to communicate with their customers. From transaction notifications to billing statements to social media updates, email is a proven reliable and effective way for businesses to...

2018 State of Cyber Hygiene Report

Real-world incidents prove over and over again that many of the most widespread issues still stem from a lack of basic cyber hygiene. This report looks at where organizations are falling on the basics and outlines steps for establishing a strong foundation for security. Download this industry-leading report to...

Open Banking APIs & PSD2

PSD2 requires European banks to provide communication interfaces to Third Party Providers (TPPs). These interfaces, generally referred to as APIs, will allow TPPs to build innovative financial services on top of the services provided by banks. Download this white paper and learn about: The PSD2 requirements for...

Predictive Mobile Threat Defense: Stay Ahead of Attackers

Modern enterprise mobile security provides pre-emptive threat defense, runs on predictive intelligence and crowd wisdom, and delivers a noninvasive employee experience. As the connected world becomes more connected by the day, cyber threats have been retooled to attack ubiquitous mobile endpoints. While attack...

Three Secrets to Becoming a Mobile Security Superhero

How to Select, Implement and Succeed with Mobile Threat Defense As more workplaces become 'everywhere' workplaces, cyber threats and attacks increasingly target mobile devices. Through the eyes of many business leaders, opening a presentation or other document on a mobile device is hardly different from doing the...

The Retailer's Guide to Identity: Four Ways Digital Identity is Transforming the Omnichannel Retailer

Today's customers expect consistent, seamless retail experiences — online, in store and through mobile apps. For retailers to remain competitive in a digital environment, they must revolutionize the way they operate to meet these demands while providing a personalized, secure customer experience at every point...

Open Banking, PSD2, and The Transformation of Financial Services

The Open Banking mandate in the United Kingdom and the second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) regulation in the EU are meant to increase competition and innovation in the financial system. They come into force in early 2018 and will set new standards for banks in the areas of strong customer authentication, secure...

Four Imperatives Financial Institutions Face in the Digital Era

Banking and financial services customers today expect friction-free experiences no matter what device they're on, and regardless of whether they're at work, at home, or on the road. To succeed in the new digital era, it's critically important that you deliver seamless, personalized and omnichannel experiences for your...

The Fraud Challenges in Mobile Financial Services

Since mobile banking usage is set to grow exponentially, banks must overcome structural challenges and reconcile consumers' appetite for ease of use with the desire for greater security. There are a growing number of fintech startups that have been able to overstep the legacy cost structures and regulatory...

The Use Case of Machine Learning in Reducing Fraud for the Digital Banking Industry

A leading mobile-based financial services company sought out fraud prevention tools. In the past, fraudsters used that company's customer accounts to funnel money via stolen identities. But with advanced device fingerprint technology, the company could detect multiple accounts created from the same device and suspend...

What GDPR Means for Cybersecurity

We all know that May 25 was the enforcement deadline for Europe's General Data Protection Regulation. But what impact will General Data Protection Regulation have on cybersecurity programs? GDPR, or the "Y2K" of our era, is part of a larger conversation that's been catalyzed by a lot of the recent news around...

A Layered Approach to Risk in Mobile Banking

Usability doesn't have to come at the expense of a more secure app, and security doesn't require making an app more complex to use. The net result is that cyber-criminals and other attackers can be neutralized with the right choices that are both usable and secure. To make your mobile banking app easier and safer...