Page 51 - White Papers in Fraud Management & Cybercrime

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The Art of Social Engineering: How to Use Digital Behavior to Uncover Real-Time Scams

At the heart of every cyberattack is an element of social engineering. From more common attacks, such as phishing, to more sophisticated attacks, such as authorized push payments and voice scams, cybercriminals have impersonation of our most-trusted institutions down to a science. This e-book explores how behavioral...

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Five Things Fueling Account Takeover

Account takeover fraud remains an ongoing problem for financial institutions, e-commerce merchants, and virtually any organization that offers products or services that can be monetized. These attacks, helped along by the global pandemic, grew substantially last year as the increased reliance on digital services...

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Account Opening Fraud: How to Uncover When New Customers Are Not

Digital banking has become the single most effective channel for financial institutions to drive growth, increase revenue and attract new customers. Yet, it also introduces more risk, and cybercriminals are following the money right into the online account opening process. Today, a staggering 85% of financial...

Ransomware: Shift from Detection to Protection

To this point, the focus of ransomware defenses has been on detection. But Michael Leworthy of Veeam says it’s time to shift to protection – and even recovery. And backups, he says, are now the critical battlefield in this war. Read this eBook as Leworthy discusses: The latest troubling ransomware...

DAZN Case Study: Why Securing Open Source is Essential

With millions of sports fans to cater to, DAZN has secure applications high on its agenda. Security comes from the top (their c-suite) and rolls down to their software developers who understand the value of a secure application. Application Security Testing (AST) solutions are imperative to DAZN, so they deliver...

Automating Security Operations

The Ponemon Institute found that today 75 percent of all organizations in the United States are not prepared to respond to an attack. Is yours among them? Maybe. By leveraging a highly effective combination of human and machine power, SOAR stacks can improve the efficiency of your incident response activities,...

Cyberwarfare Requires Speed, Adaptability and Visibility to Win: Enterprises Must Close the IT Operations and Security Gap

Cyber security has become a war of attrition where organizations, government agencies and the Department of Defense (DoD) are facing new threats every day. But years of poor IT hygiene have limited their visibility into the IT infrastructure. This is not only opening doors into the network for cyber criminals, but it...

An Assume-Breach Mindset: 4 Steps to Protect What Attackers are After

Traditional perimeter-based IT security models aren’t well suited for today’s world of cloud services and mobile users. Savvy attackers can breach enterprise networks and fly under the radar for weeks or even months. Threat actors always find new and innovative ways to penetrate networks, steal data, and disrupt...

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Account Takeover Goes Mobile

The mobile channel saw great user adoption in 2020 – and it saw a corresponding increase in fraud incidents. Tim Dalgleish of BioCatch discusses mobile fraud trends and the role of behavioral biometrics in enhancing user authentication. In this interview with ISMG, Dalgleish discusses: Mobile adoption and fraud...

Case Study: Oil & Gas Producer Deploys Global iCS Security Program

The oil and gas industry continues to be an attractive target for cyber criminals, making it essential for companies to adopt a more proactive approach to cyber defense. Download this case study to learn more about: How combining industry experience with the right technology can help your organization;...

Exposing Financial Crime with Full Transparency

The combination of governmental financial support driven by “high unemployment, business insolvency, and disruptions in global trade patterns” + increased online and remote banking has led to a spike in financial fraud. Heightened risks made it harder to comply with requirements to combat financing terrorism...

Shifting Left to Accelerate Security Approvals for ATOs in Defense Programs

Gone are the days when an organization’s applications ran behind a firewall protected by a secure network perimeter. Today, web and mobile applications are the perimeter. But at many organizations, this change has not been supported by increased investment in application security. Instead, the emphasis remains on...

How to Get Started with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF)

Newsflash! The NIST Cybersecurity Framework was never intended to be something you could "do." It's supposed to be something you can "use." .But that's often easier said than done. The CSF can be a confusing and intimidating process to go through. So, if you're at a loss about how to implement it, you're not alone. ...

Phish Are Getting To Your Inbox: Why Your “Secure” Email Gateway Isn’t

Since SEGs are missing so many phish, there’s a good chance other technologies - firewalls, anti-virus, and EDR - also aren’t spotting these threats. Such gaps can leave you vulnerable for hours or even days. Bottom line: you can’t rely on SEGs alone. They’re the first line of defense, not the last...

Polymorphic Phishing Attacks: 5 Insights to Help Stop Them

Why are polymorphic attacks more successful? A campaign that lacks uniformity doesn’t look like a campaign and makes it difficult for security operators to keep rules up to date at the gateway. For many cybersecurity teams who lack bandwidth, finding the full scope of a polymorphic attack to quarantine is...