Page 35 - White Papers in Fraud Management & Cybercrime

Ransomware Defense Cheat Sheet

Ransomware infections can be devastating, and recovery efforts threaten to financially cripple your organization. Prevention is the most effective defense. Download this whitepaper and learn 14 ransomware defense best practices including how to: Implement an awareness and training program; Enable strong spam...

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Identifying True Customers Versus Cybercriminals

How can a financial institution spot a true customer from an impostor in the digital world? Cybercriminals leave footprints for fraud experts that are markedly different than true customers. Download this whitepaper and learn about fraud clues such as: The use of a pre-paid SIM card; Automated or industrial...

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Building a Strong Security Backbone for PSD2

What security strategies do financial organizations need to consider in the new PSD2 landscape? PSD2 outlines security requirements in three key areas. Download this whitepaper and learn how to: Secure customer interactions with third-party providers and banks; Secure API transactions and account...

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Welcoming Customers in While Keeping Fraudsters Out

Cybercriminals are continuously introducing new, sophisticated financial malware and social engineering tactics to impersonate banking customers. So how can your financial institution let customers in while keeping fraudsters out? Download this whitepaper and learn how to: Reduce security costs through simplified...

Understanding the IoT Security Ecosystem

The promise of IoT is astronomical - enabling companies across every industry to become a connected service business. But to achieve meaningful results, enterprises need to follow a clear checklist to ensure that all the components in their IoT infrastructure are secure. Download this whitepaper and learn how your...

Security: The Vital Element of The Internet Of Things

Organizations' lack of understanding of IoT's specific security requirements hinders its growth potential. An organization can only reap the promise of IoT's benefits if it thinks of the security element as a vital component of implementation. Download this whitepaper and learn why: Experiences with security...

The Federal Agency Guide to BOD 18-01 Compliance

Download this guide that provides tactical guidelines to assist Federal agencies in complying with the DHS Binding Operational Directive (BOD) 18-01 requirements. This guide details: Required Actions Overview Required Actions - Email Security Required Actions - Web Security Status of Implementation Roles and...

Federal Agencies: Use This BOD 18-01 Plan of Action Template

To meet the DHS Binding Operational Directive (BOD) 18-01, Federal agencies were required to submit an agency plan of action to improve email and web security by November 15th. If this deadline came and went without submission - we have you covered. Download this guide to creating an effective agency plan of...

Federal Infographic: The Countdown To DMARC

Embark on your journey to becoming compliant with BOD 19-01. The DHS has mandated that all federal agencies implement DMARC for email security in 2018. Download this whitepaper and get started with DMARC and prevent users from being subjected to phishing attacks spoofing agency identities.

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New Security Fundamentals for Open Banking

Financial organizations need to more accurately assess risk in the open banking environment. It's not enough to just get any generic analytics engine that can incorporate data from different interaction channels. A bank's fraud team must be able to identify cybercrime risk, payment risk and customer behavior, in...

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How to Mitigate the New Banking Vulnerabilities

As third-party companies are introduced into the banking ecosystem, they add a new layer of complexity and potential opportunity for fraud, because they detach the bank from direct interaction with the end user. The new applications and services that are developed expand the fraud potential exponentially, and can...

Sponsored by Venafi

Buyer's Guide for Certificate Management

As certificate counts within the average organization rise to tens of thousands, it has become exponentially harder to manage them effectively. Many organizations turn to their certificate authorities (CAs) to protect the keys and certificates that each CA issues. The basic tools CAs provide are certainly a step up...

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Digital Certificates: Next Generation Identity Access Management

Identity and Access Management (IAM) programs are becoming increasingly essential to securing critical systems and data; last year, companies spent $7 billion on IAM, most on protecting user credentials, but almost nothing protecting keys and certificates, the credentials that identify and authorize machine-to-machine...

Sponsored by Venafi

The Machine Identity Crisis:The Security of Machine-to-Machine Communications

Our increased dependence on machines is so profound that even the definition of machine is undergoing radical change. The number and type of physical devices on enterprise networks has been rising rapidly, but this is outstripped by the number of applications and services they host. At the same time, cloud adoption...

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Dark Web Research: How Much Will Criminals Pay for Your Certificates?

It's frightening what criminals can buy on the dark web. But it's even scarier that they may be buying your own security certificates to use against you. Venafi recently sponsored a six-month investigation into the sale of digital code signing certificates on the dark web. Conducted with the Cyber Security Research...