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Andrew Gauvin

Andrew Gauvin CEO at Freeport Metrics, Inc.

Mobile Payments Security: Seven Things to Make Users Happy and Let You Sleep At Night

By Andrew Gauvin and Iurii Oliiar, Freeport Metrics If your business relies on selling anything online, payment is central to your company’s success. A web security strategy is no longer enough – following are seven factors to consider when securing mobile payment apps. 1. Invest in Native Mobile Not Just for Better UX, but Also for the Best Securi...

/security /payments Fintech

Steve Cook

Steve Cook Digital Identity & Biometrics Consultant

Convenience vs Security: The future of facial recognition

Developed in the mid-sixties and first commercially introduced in the 1970s, facial recognition technology has since made huge strides. Now, it's considered a significant feature for major players in mobile and has helped improve security in law enforcement and defence. But given its much improved performance and convenience, it’s important to und...

/security Biometrics

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Advantages of a private network - part 2

Part one of this network series highlighted some recent network incidents that impacted the internet and public cloud providers and proliferated the wariness of public cloud. There’s no doubt that outage occurrences will continue to take place across the globe. Bad actors Financial firms need to be particularly security conscious due to the sensit...

/security /cloud Fintech

Konstantin Rabin

Konstantin Rabin Head of Marketing at Kontomatik

Banking security under AI control

When thinking of AI in the context of banking, many people immediately start considering the uses of it to be either customer related or somehow used for optimization processes. Even when considering the security applications of AI, the primary purpose that banks think of applying the technology to becomes fraud prevention when in lending operatio...

/ai /security Information Security

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Exploring the public cloud - part 1

Across all industries – but particularly those in heavily regulated industries such as finance – the talk is about the shift to the public cloud. It is the buzzword of the moment. Amazon, Google and Microsoft are leading a charge to move as much computing power as possible to cloud-driven services, and everyone seems to be following, with good rea...

/security /cloud Trends in Financial Services

Jackie Barwell

Jackie Barwell Director at ACI Worldwide

How knowledge of your customers can help fight fraud

The eCommerce industry is continuing its rapid growth and the lines between physical and digital shopping are becoming increasingly blurred. This change in the way consumers conduct purchases is creating a number of challenges for merchants, especially when it comes to customer visibility and fraud prevention. Providing a good customer experience...

/security /regulation Transaction Fraud Systems and Analysis

Robert Siciliano

Robert Siciliano Security Analyst at Safr.me

Youra Sheethed: My Dalliance Scambaiting a Nigerian Con

I put an ad on Craigslist to sell a refrigerator that I no longer need. Within a few minutes I’m happy to report Micheal responded to buy it! SCAMMER: Hi am Micheal I like to ask if this item is till available for sale and what the present condition it. ME: Still for sale, someone is interested tho, its like new, 5 months. SCAMMER: Thanks for the...

/security

Robert Siciliano

Robert Siciliano Security Analyst at Safr.me

The Mother of All Data Breaches - It Could Be Here

You have probably heard of one data breach after another these days, but this is one that you should really pay attention to: more than 772 million unique emails, along with more than 21 million unique passwords, have been exposed. Troy Hunt, who runs the website “Have I Been Pwned,” first reported this breach, and he says that a huge file (87 GB)...

/security

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Biometrics and Digital Identity: Twenty Years In

On May 1, 1999, I began my career in the biometrics and identity industry at an unknown, fledgling company called Visionics that was promoting facial recognition in a shrink-wrapped box to allow people to log onto their PCs safely. Admittedly, it didn’t work very well, but it was amusing when people called to complain that they had scanned their p...

/security Biometrics

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How many patches are you sitting on?

You could be forgiven for thinking this should be a rhetorical question – the answer is surely none? However, such is the scale and complexity of managing FICC voice trading systems, with all their interdependencies and interoperability requirements, that the reality is very much the opposite. The story of how IT departments are fighting a constan...

/security Unified Communications in Financial Services

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