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Getting Ahead of the Fraud and Malware Threat

As financial institutions seek to capture new opportunities through online banking, it becomes increasingly critical to both provide a seamless user experience and help protect against online fraud. But fraudsters continue to successfully modify their attack methods to keep pace with this transformation, stealing...

Making the Shift to Human-Centered Security

Traditionally in cybersecurity, technology is the central focus. Adversaries act; security controls respond. But Richard Ford of Forcepoint says it is time to change the dynamic with a shift to human-centered security. The traditional, tech-centric approach cedes too much control to the attackers, says Ford, Chief...

Incident Response Reconsidered: Why Organizations Need Both Proactive and Reactive Strategies

Many security leaders argue over whether their incident response posture needs to be proactive or reactive. But Rsam CISO Bryan Timmerman says it isn't either or - that organizations need both. Here's why. "If you've got an incident response program that's been around for years, then it's probably based on...

The Question Is Not If You Will Be Breached

The Question is WHEN? Here are some sobering facts: 54% of breaches remain undiscovered for months; 60% of an organization's data is stolen within hours of an attack. So what can you do about it? Learn how to Control Advanced Malware with More Visibility.

Kaspersky Lab's New Focus on Fraud Prevention

As the global threat landscape shifts, so does Kaspersky Lab. Whereas Kaspersky Lab traditionally has been known for its cutting-edge research on threat trends and malware evolution, now the focus is expanding to encompass the new types and vectors of fraud impacting enterprises, says Emma Mohan-Satta, a Fraud...

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Why are Phishing Attacks so Easy to Launch?

Phishing attacks are on the rise, due in large part to how easy to launch and lucrative they are for the attackers, says Brooke Satti Charles of IBM Trusteer. "Phishing is a really easy way to perpetrate an attack," says Satti Charles, a financial crime prevention strategist. "Creating a sophisticated way to break...

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The Latest Trends in Countering Phishing Attacks

Phishing attacks are on the rise for two main reasons, according to Brooke Satti Charles, a Financial Crime Prevention Strategist with IBM Trusteer. The first is how easy they are to launch. The second is their continued profitability for attackers. So how can enterprises make sure they are not the next...

It's About Risk: 2017 Strategic Cybersecurity Investments Study

Sixty-five percent of security leaders consider their organizations' security postures to be above average or superior, as compared to peers in their sectors. Yet, only 29 percent say that they are very confident in the effectiveness of their security controls, and nearly half say that they have gaps in detecting...

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How Banks Can Keep Security Teams Focused on Fraud

Challenges such as false positive alerts, authentication issues for users, and tool management represent a huge distraction that takes your security team's attention away from fraud prevention, increases your security costs, and makes it more difficult for your organization to adapt to emerging threats as quickly as...

Six Myths of ATM Security

Despite significant efforts by the payment industry to systematically address ATM security, vulnerabilities associated with these devices continue making them attractive targets of opportunity for criminals. Download this whitepaper and learn how a balanced approach to ATM security can address incorrect...

Enter the World of RASP

Yes, it is an insecure world out there, and today's app portfolio is responsible for the numerous vulnerabilities businesses face. But RASP (runtime application self-protection) can be a solid defense and a way to isolate and neutralize a potential threat, so you can operate your business safely in these uncertain...

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Why You Should Be Worried About Mobile Security

If you're thinking, "Mobile threats and malware are still in their infancy and the risk isn't significant enough yet," it's time to think again. The rise of advanced, PC-grade mobile malware, innovative fraud schemes, such as SIM swap fraud, and fraudsters' increasing use of mobile devices in cross-channel attacks...

3 Ways to Fight Ransomware

Ransomware can be devastating, but it doesn't have to be. By combining sophisticated analytics with access management, you can protect yourself from ransomware with rapid detection, optimized access controls, and data-driven recovery. Download this whitepaper to learn: How to detect and respond to ransomware...

The Complete Guide to Ransomware

Ransomware has evolved from its early sneaker-net roots, leveraging the Internet and email to spread to different computers. However, it still follows a predictable script, not all that different from the original AIDS Trojan. In this guide, we'll help you better understand the role that bitcoin plays in ransomware,...

Ransomware and the Limits of Conventional Protection

Ransomware is a rapidly evolving challenge for organizations of all sizes. Although the vast majority of ransomware attacks are spread by email through malicious links or attachments, devices can also be infected through several other vectors, including "driveby" downloads whereby a vulnerable victim system is...