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Explore the best CRM for accounting firms in 2024, featuring top tools and features tailored to streamline client management and boost efficiency. Continue reading Best CRM Solutions for Accounting Firms in 2024
Explore the best CRM for accounting firms in 2024, featuring top tools and features tailored to streamline client management and boost efficiency. Continue reading Best CRM Solutions for Accounting Firms in 2024
Tax farming is the practice of licensing tax collection to private contractors. Used heavily in ancient Rome, it’s largely fallen out of practice because of the obvious conflict of interest between the state and the contractor. Because tax farmers are primarily interested in short-term revenue, they have no problem abusing taxpayers and making things worse for them in the long term. Today, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is engaged in a modern-day version of tax farming. And the potential for abuse will grow when the farmers start using artificial intelligence…
MoneyGram faces a cyberattack that has caused global service disruptions for five days. Customers are unable to send… Continue reading MoneyGram Cyberattack: Global Service Disruptions Enter Day 5
According to the IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2024 report, the average global breach cost has reached $4.88 million — a significant increase over last year’s $4.45 million and the biggest jump since the pandemic. For financial industry enterprises, costs are even higher. Companies now spend $6.08 million dealing with data breaches, which is […]
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The draft cyber incident reporting rule faced significant pushback during a House hearing Wednesday, with industry groups arguing for a narrower reporting requirement.
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Financially motivated hackers have been leveraging SmokeLoader malware in a series of phishing campaigns predominantly targeting Ukrainian government and administration organizations. The phishing campaign The Ukrainian SSSCIP State Cyber Protection Ce… Continue reading Attackers are targeting financial departments with SmokeLoader malware
Quantum computing is a new paradigm with the potential to tackle problems that classical computers cannot solve today. Unfortunately, this also introduces threats to the digital economy and particularly the financial sector. The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a regulatory framework that introduces uniform requirements across the European Union (EU) to achieve a “high […]
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Australia’s Fintech ecosystem is now seen as a critical source of technology innovation by banks and financial institutions, as they seek to offer products and services faster, more cheaply and more scalably in the fast-changing business and cloud envi… Continue reading Australia’s Financial Technology Startups Are Changing How Banks and Financial Institutions Procure New Tech
The new site 404 Media has a good article on how hackers are cheaply getting personal information from credit bureaus:
This is the result of a secret weapon criminals are selling access to online that appears to tap into an especially powerful set of data: the target’s credit header. This is personal information that the credit bureaus Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion have on most adults in America via their credit cards. Through a complex web of agreements and purchases, that data trickles down from the credit bureaus to other companies who offer it to debt collectors, insurance companies, and law enforcement…
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